Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05
Bailey Island

Trade with R. s. Davis & Co., the
well-known. household furnishers of
Portland, IL you want the best. Their
prices are always the lowest.-adv.
Scott b. Putnam of Beverly, Mass.
arrived here Monday for the summer
having accepted position in the
stan OF the Breeze. Mr.. Putnam is a
graduate OF the Beverly High School
this year and was class orator.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Bigelow with
their daughter. Miss Katherine Bige-
low OF Lewiston and Mr.. and Mrs
John Bigelow of Auburn arrived Sun
day for a short visit at their summer
cottage Driftwood on the shore at
Little Harbor. Usually during each
season Mr.. and Mrs. Bigelow come
down two or three times for short
visits.
Miss Margaret S. Black, the faith.
ful teacher Of our primary school, is
again acting as clerk at the local post
office during the summer months
having commenced her duties Mon
day morning.
Xanthus Smith of Philadelphia.
Pa, with his daughter, Miss Polly
r. Smith arrived Thursday of last
week to join the other members of
the family. who have been here at
their delightful summer home at the
East End of the island since early in
June.
c. w. Seeper of Lancaster. n. H.,
with his wife and family are here at
their summer home Restabit which is
delightfully."- situated on Mackerel
Cove bluffs. The family will remain
until late in the season and will en-
terrain several of their friends dur
ing their sojourn.
| Mrs. Cara Louise Burnham and Miss
Dodson were in Portland Monday re-
turning on the late boat.
Mrs. Fred Spaulding is here at the
Russ cottage at Mackerel Cove shore
having arrived last week.
L. NJ. York, our hustling grocer, had
a fine new delivery wagon come
down from Portland Tuesday.
Furniture, particularly for cottages
at r. S. Davis Co., Portland.-ad.
Messrs. Charles E. Calkins of NAL
den and Frank r. Burr of Springfield.
who were making motor boat run
from Port Clyde to Boston were
driven in here for shelter at noon
Saturday and found safe harbor in
Mackerel Cove. They spent the
afternoon and night at the Seaside
and left early Sunday morning ex.
pecting to reach Boston the same
day.
The sloop Minerva. Capt Winthrop
Sinnett is in from her frs; trip after
sword fish. The crew shared about
$12O, each, getting a part of this sum
4 from a of
disposed of at the fishing grounds to
another vessel. The sloop got into
Portland Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Hathaway. who
came down to their cottage for two
weeks have remained three weeks
and have now gone home to Mechanic
Falls for time, intending to return
here later. Mr.. Hathaway is in the
wood business there and wishes to
be home over the Fourth. On Sunday
Isaac Meserve and E. c. Rawson of
that city were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Hathaway here, returning on the af.
ternoon excursion boat and train.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Rowe OF West
Minot, Me-, will be at their cottage
at the East End for a week or two.
The Hathaway cottage has been let
Tor August to Mrs. Folsom and party
from Maiden, Mass.
Mrs. r. VI. Pnlsifer arrived Friday
OF last week and is at the Shoff cot.
tage for the remainder of the sea-
son.
John Stokes was among the Friday
morning arrivals and he will spend
the entire season with his mother and
sisters at this delightful summer
home.
Miss Julia Wells arrived for the sum.
mer Monday her sister, Miss Matilda
wells having proceeded her last
week. They will remain the entire
season with their mother, Mrs. Julia
Wells at her home here. The young
ladies' are prominent In the social
life OF the Cottage Hall association.
Louis X. Sayre of Philadelphia, Pa.
with his son. William G.. Sayre are
here on the island for the remainder
or the summer months. Mr.. Sayre.
who by the way, Is one OF our most
enthusiastic yachtsman Is always
among the first of the summer colony
to arrive. At the present time his
craft Is receiving a careful over.
hauling and will be soon ready for
commission. Until the arrival of Mr..
and Mrs. William l.. Sayre parents of
Mr.. Sayre, he and his son were regis
tered at the hotel.
The summer mail schedule where.
by we receive two mails each day
went into effect for the summer
months Monday morning. BY the
above plan mails will arrive at s.55
a. m, and 3.25 y. m. and close at s
a. m. and $40 p. m.
Walter Johnson is in charge of the
hsh market at Mackerel Cove.
The following unclaimed letters are
at the postofice awaiting the own.
eTs: Cherle Gown. Robert Green.
Mss susie Spring, Mrs. Wisswell.
Mrs. w. r. Ward, Mrs. Sarah watson
Estelle Bailey.