Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1917-07-19

City; Miss Constance Rugger of Pine
Point, Me-; Louis Nj. Silver of New
York City; Miss Carolyn S. Hunter,
Mr.. Ernest A. Rand, J. P. Devine and
w. H. Greeley of Portland.
SEA GABLES.
A large number of people have made
the attractive Sea Gables their stop
ping place. The pleasant location of
this resort, combined with the variety
of interests furnished by the hotel in
way OF dances, boating, ETC., have at
tracted great many of the old-comers
back and newcomers as we'll. The
outlook for the season is unusually
good, for the booking for August and
the latter part of July will be possibly
even better than usual. Among the
recent guests are Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Hanson of Medford, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. Panaroni of New York
City; Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Day of Lew
iston; Mr.. and Mrs. Elton>4Briggs of
Auburn; Mr.. and Mrs. c. AZ Julia Of
Lisbon Center; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Pea
body of Melrose, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Higgins and son of Alfred: Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Ellsworth and daugh-
ter of Braintree, Mass; w. T. Warren
and wife, S. H. Folly of Lewiston; Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Doyle of Portland; Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Goodman of Somer-
Vile, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Kid
der, NJ. Stahuck, Mrs. Alice P. Will
liams and children, Miss RosenthaI of
New York City; A. P. Gooding of
Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Good of
Dorchester, Mass. J. X. Estabrook, F.
u. Estabrook of Brunswick, Me-; Miss
r. +. Wheatland, Richard Wheatland,
Mr.. *. Atkinson, Mr.. Dana P. Wheat
land, all of Topsfield, Mass; C. T.
Power of Boston, Mass; S. G. Keefe
OF Revere, Mass; l.. A. Spregel of
Atlanta, Ga; n. l.. Willard and K.
Willard of North Adams, Mass: Hazel
Adelmann, Katherine F. O'Brien, Ag-
mes E. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Murray, Hamilton Thayer and Gather
Inc Cuff Of Norwood, Mass; Margaret
X. O'Brien, ]. E. Bsagas of Portland.
Me-; John Ferguson and William
Hepburn of New York City.
1t was with deep regret that Harps-
we'll people learned of the sudden
death of Mrs. George S. Page at her
cottage in the Auburn Colony. Mrs.
Page was apparently in good health,
and but few days before the end
came had taken some of her friends
out in her motorboat She was one of
the Oldest and bestowed corners at
Harpswell, a woman of fine person
atty and upright character. At her
nome In Newton, Mass, she stood very
hlgh as a devoted member of the
Episcopal Church. Mrs. Page leaves
Iour sons, Messrs. Lawrence, Harry,
Albee and Raymond Page, and one
daughter, Mrs. Ensign.
Miss Lillian Shattuck of Boston.
Mass, and Miss Jennie Daniels of
Dedham, Mass, were guests of the
Grebes in the attractive Rosemary"
cottage.
Mr.. w. H. Cowdry and Miss Alice
Cowdry Of Baltimore, Md, are spend
ing their summer in the Haskell cot
tage. Mr.. Cowdry has a room at the
Harpswell laboratory where he is car
Tying on research.
DR.. George A. Bates of Tufts Col
lege, Mass, is expected soon for a two
weeks stay.
Miss Florence A. Alley and Miss
Helen Hoyt Baxter of Boston, Mass.
plan to be here soon for an extended
sojourn.
Miss E. Berry of Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Scott of Proyi.
dence, r. l., and Mr. Louis Scott of
Baltimore, Md, were guests of Mr.. l..
IL. Scott in the pretty Worcester"
cottage on Hurricane Ridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawljnson have come
from faraway Muskogee, Okla, for
long visit to Harpswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Babel and family
or Boston, Mass, have opened "Casco
Rest" for the season.
1t Is with sincere sorrow that Harms
well people have heard of the death of
DR.. Brooks Fl. Wells Of New York City.
FOR great many years DR.. Wells had
called at Harpsweii in his beautiful
yawl, the Star" and had won many
good friends here. Last summer he
was the guest of DR.. Uric DahIeren
mere and also of Mr.. Warren N. Wat
son, who took him on a pleasant cruise
down the Maine Coast. He was we'll
known in the medical profession I'm
New York City, where he practiced
and was the editor.in.chief of a lead.
ing medical magazine.
a splendid run to Portland and back
was made In the fast laboratory motor.
boat "Acanthias." Those I'm the party
were Mrs. ID. s. Johnson, Duncan John.
son, DR.. w. II. Lewis, Mr.. Everett q.
Sherwin and Mr.. Richmond l.. Watson,
The first of the Harpswell labora.
tory teas was great success and all
present had delightful time. 1t was
served Friday afternoon, with Mrs. I.
). Kingsley and Miss Mary Kingsley
as hostesses. Among those present
were DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Lewis. DIR,
and Mrs. ID. s. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Metcalf, DR.. J. s. Kingsley.
Mr.. w. Fl. Cowdry, Miss Alice Cowdr-v
DR.. J. s. Conel, Miss Rose Grebe. Miss
Antonio Grebe,. Miss Lillian Shattuck.
Miss Jennie Daniels, DR.. Bird. DIR
Louis M Silver, Mrs. Humphrey. Miss
Reed, Mrs. f. o. Watson, Duncan and