Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-28
Bailey Island


Mr.. Paul Cram has arrived at the
island rom Porto Rico where he has
been teaching during the last year.
1902. 49, -, ~
Rev. ar; Adams is sojourning at
the Sea Shell. =
Miss Jennie Cooley Of washinrton
y. C., Is guest Of Mrs. Allen at the
Briggs cottage. Miss Cooley "a con.
nected with the Library Of ConRress.
Mrs. Arthur Longfellow Of Brook.
lyn, N Y, Is expected soon at the
island. She will stay with her moth.
er. Mrs. H. o. Cram.
A very pleasant yachting marty
took place last Friday. Capt. Pink.
ham In his yacht Florence E.. had IL
passengers who enjoyed to the utmost
the sail among the Islands. Goose
island. Mere Point and South Free.
port were included In the route fol-
Miss Lena Wallis left Friday. after
q pleasant stay on the island. She
has been visiting at the Tolman cot,
tage, the Overlook. The Misses Tol-
man accompanied her as far as Port.
land. :.
Miss Gertrude Partridge is a guest
OF Mr.. Paul Cram. - :
. Prof Little, librarian at Bowdoin
college, who with his family. have
been occupying the r. d. Perry cot.
tage for the past month, returned
home yesterday after delightful so
journ.
Misses Gertrude Barbour and Nil
dred Rolfe Of Woodfords, Me-, were
here one day last week, the guests of
their friend, Miss Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Bigelow of Lew.
iston with their daughter Katherine.
who have been at their cottage. the
Driftwood, for the past month, will
return home Sunday.
H. p. Starr of Spencer, Mass. ar.
rived here Thursday last for a visit to
MS son, who Is summer
ing here at his cottage.
r. H. Woodman and family of New
York arrived here on the 1890 a m.
boat and will spend the remainder of
the summer at their cottage on
Maiden Row. They will as usual take
their meals at the Ocean View hotel.
Mr.. Charles T. Root returned Satur.
day from Chicago. where he has been
on business matters.
Mrs. DR.. D. B. Ward Of Lewiston is
spending the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Bigelow, at their
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and daughter
Laura OF Lewiston will spend the first
Two weeks here at the Driftwoood
cottage.
:. Tn schooner Stranger. Capt. Rem.
ben Johnson was here at anchor at
Mackerel Cove a few days last week.
Mr.. George Lyman Of Hartford.
Conn.,, Is at the Woodbine for the
summer and has charge of the dining
room.
Miss Annie +. Monaghan of New.
ton Center. Mass, Is at the Wood
bine.
w. w. Weber and Miss Harriet
Weber, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Foster.
Miss NJ. H. Foster of Newton Center.
Mass, and Miss r. E. Gallagher of
Milton, Mass. who have been at the
McGann cottage for the past month
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary E. Smith. the pastry
cook at the Ocean View hotel was
kindly remembered by her maay
friends Friday last, IT being her 10th
birthday. She was the recipient of
some beautiful presents. among which
was fine black silk umbrella with
pearl handle, a woman's companion
from her friend, Mrs. J. F. J. Allen of
New York, Indian baskets.
candy, etc. Mrs. Smith has been at
the hotel for the past four years and
has hosts of friends among the sum.
mer colony and regular tourists.
George Smith, X. Smith and r.
Richard found a fine eighteen foot
dory on the rocks OF Mingo Lodges
Sunday morning, which Is awaiting
an owner.
Rev. John Collins. a former pastor
at the Methodist church at Harpswell,
VIII lecture in the church here Mon
day evening next, his subject being
War Times in Maine" No doubt a
large audience will be In attendance.
Andrew @. Merriman, Herman l..
Slower and George II. Slower, Bates
college, 1903. and Harvard Law 1906.
all OF Brunswick, Me-, arrived here
Saturday afternoon for a weeks out
Ing and are at the Spring House near
the old wharf.
Mrs. xanthus Smith. wife OF the
well-known marine artist Of PhiladeI-