Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-09-07
Bailey Island

Luther I. Bonney. OF Turner, Bates,
1906, was the guest last week OF Mrs.
F. B. Bigelow at her cottage at Little
Harbor.
Capt. William Sinnett in the yacht
Flossie left Friday with a party OF five
tourists bound for Barbor Harbor at
which place they will make a visit.
Miss Alice Knapp and Miss Alice
Belt OF Lewiston are the guests of
mrs. Beede at her cottage for a
weeks visit having arrived Saturday
last.
Capt. Humphrey S. Sinnett returned
home Sunday after a three weeks
sword fishing cruise. His schooner
Chas. w. Parker, is at anchorage at
Mackerel Cove and is being over
hauled for TRAVELLING season.
Mrs. Clifford and daughter Mary of
Auburn with the Misses Parsons and
Robert Harlow of the same city are
enjoying a short outing at the Bige-
low cottage at the West End.
Mr.. Owen Ravens of Rocky Hill,
Conn.,. with Mrs. Humphrey and Miss
Poole are being entertained by Mrs.
Florence Ballou Poole at her villa
Edgecliff
Miss Edith Howell of Bangor, Pa.
Is being entertained by Mr.. Riborg
Mann at his cottage here on Maiden
Lane. Miss Howell arrived Satur-
day afternoon and will remain three
weeks.
Mr.. Riborg Mann of Chicago, is
spending few days with his family
at their summer home on Maiden
Lane.
b. c. Starr of Springfield. Mass,
was the guest OF his mother and sister
az their home here recently.
The Seaside cottage will remain
open until October 1, In order to acco-
modate the large number OF tourists
that are DESTROYS OF remaining here.
The house under Mrs. Grams care
full management has enjoyed a most
prosperous season and many of the
guests were so pleased with their out
ing that they have engaged rooms for
next year.
Prof. Sayre and family of Philadel-
phia who have been spending the sum-
mer at the Johnson cottage will leave
for home Saturday.
Mrs. James G. Stetson with her two
daughters will leave for Wayne. Me-.
Saturday morning in order that the
young ladies may commence their
school studies with the opening of the
fall term. Mrs. Stetson will return
to the island in a few days to assist
her husband in the MANAGEMENT of
the store.
Miss Alice Chandler of Wayne, Me-,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ia
ing left for Harpswell Tuesday where
she Will be entertained by relatives
before returning home.
Charles s. Thomas, the trusty con-
tractor. is making the hammers fly
on the two new residences he Is con-
structing on Bailey's. One Is for Mr..
Harmon York. the other for Mr..
Frank Doughty.
Proprietor Walter ID. Crafts Is
strongly contemplating erecting for
next season an eight-room annex cot
tage on the northeast corner OF his
present hotel property, next to Maiden
Lane. Such an addition will do much
to accommodate the growing tide of
guests coming each year to this fine
hotel.
John r. Osborne and Charles f.
Trufant OF Great Island, two of our
selectmen, were here on the. island
Friday last In the interest OF town
affairs.
w. s. Peck was In attendance at
the closing exercises at Greenacre
Eliot. Me-, during last week and was
registered at the Inn.
An exhibition OF pictures and
sketches by Mr.. Waugh At Cottage
Hall Saturday was an occasion that
was OF great interest to those inter-
ested In art Mr.. waugh's collection
as exhibited included mostly the work
done by him locally this summer.
Mrs. Tracy and family of Lewiston.
who have been at her cottage here
since early In July, left for home FRI
day last. Mrs. Tracy and family have
been summering here for many years
past.
Mrs. Walter ID. Crafts Is still in
Lynn, Mass, attending her sister, Mrs.
A. ". Mckinney, of that city, who Is
dangerously III. Mrs. Mckinney was
In charge Of the kitchen department
at the Ocean View hotel during the
season OF 1904. and made many
friends while here at the house.
Contractor Charles 8. Thomas has
the new house which he Is erecting
for Harmon York, well under way.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Roache left
Wednesday morning for their home In