Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20
BAILEY ISLAND.
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was attended by a number of the
young people from this island These
functions are regular weekly feature
and are usually attended by many
from here. Miss Ethel Orr was the
accompanist.
Miss Maud Mayhem of Naught. N.
j., and Miss Ivy Sidney of Lowell.
Mass, were here on the island Thurs
day last the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Potter for dinner. Miss May
hew Is summering at Chebeague and
is registered at the Summit House.
They were charmed with Bailey is
land
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Ladd and family
of Ann Arbor. Mich. who have been
at the woodbine tor an outing of ten
days, left Monday for the mountains.
where they ,sill spend few days af-
ter which they will return for an out
ing in Boston at the Commonwealth
hotel
Miss Kate Deetjen, who is at the
Woodbine for the summer. was in
Portland Tuesday and Wednesday Wis
iting her parents
Capt. Humphrey S. Sinnett was here
visiting his family from Saturday un-
til Monday returning TO Gloucester,
where his vessel is located. The crew
had fine success Ontheir last sword
fishing cruise and Tuesday they sailed
for their third trip of the season.
Mr.. John S. Crowley of the Breeze,
who has been summering at the
Ocean View hotel since June l, left
Saturday afternoon for Chebeague,
where he will be for sometime with
headquarters at Hill Crest. He will
return in August for an extended visit.
F. b. Saumenig and Charles S.
Scanlon of the New York World staff
were here on the island Tuesday and
registered at the Ocean View House
for dinner. They were SO delighted
with the situation of the island that
they returned Wednesday morning
and are here for an outing of ten days
or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III. Small, Misses
Helen and Maids Small, Master John
Small, DIR. ID. Olin Leach and wife,
Miss Leech, Mrs. Florence Miller and
Allen, II. Miller all of Washington. ID.
c., are to spend the month of August
here, having engaged accommodations
at the WoOdbine. The Small family
have been tourists here for several
years and are we'll and favorably
known among the summer colony.
Irving l.. Merrill and wife of Au-
burn. Me-, OF the firm of Quincy and
Merrill were here on the Island Sun.
day sightseeing. They were among
those registered at the hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stetson and
family of Bath arrived here last Satur-
day 10 spend a week the guest of Mrs
Chester s. Sinnett who is a sister to
Mr.. Stetson. Next week they will be
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. James G..
Stetson at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborne of New
York arrived here Friday last" and are
enjoying the ocean breezes from the
piazza OF the Brown cottage, which
they have rented for their sojourn.
They are taking their meals at the
Seaside cottage.
Rev. Charles F. Billings, wife and
family of Lincoln, Mass are expected
to arrive here on the island Thursday
for their summer outing They will
room with Mrs. Chester Snnett but
will take their meals with Mrs F.. E..
Cram.
Mrs. George NJ. Barnes and daugh-
-
mering here on the island at one of
the cottages, but are taking their
meals at the Ocean View Hotel.
The yawl Alga from New Haven.
Conn, with A. Il. Willis, Holman
White, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred s.
Sayre OF Philadelphia, Pa, aboard
came into anchorage at Mackerel Cove
Friday n To- %
This party left their destination July
1, and have been cruising along the
coast making several stops at the
principal places along the route. While
here they are to make short trips to
Boothbay Harbor and Squirrel Island.
On their arrival here they were en-.
tertained at dinner at the summer
home of Mr.. Alfred s. Sayre's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sayre. with whom
he and his wife will spend their vaca-
tion- Messrs Willis and White are
registered at the Ocean View Hotel.
The Aga Is fine craft and makes a
hne appearance at her anchorage on
the Cove.
Mrs. Helen Adams with H.. two
daughters. Misses Mary and Sarah
Adams, of East Orange. n. J.. are ex.
pected daily at their summer home
on Maiden Lane. Mrs. Adams and
family were the first of the summer
colony TO erect a cottage here on the
island and until this year were al
ways among the first to arrive.
Andrew Merriman and George
Leonard Of Brunswick. Me-. were here
at the Spring House for a few DAYS
outing last week. They are both
fond OF sailing and fishing and the
majority OF their time is always spent
on the waters here. Mr.. Merriman
Is the son of Mrs. p. G. Merriman.
who Is owner of the Spring House and
considerable other property here on
the island.
~ l.. vi. York. our progressive grocer.
Is having his residence and store
painted by Mr.. Bancroft. who has
done considerable work here recently.
Mrs. Mary r. Peck, with her son
Stanley Peck, Miss Frances Peck and
lady friend. were in Brunsuick Nc