Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-30
Bailey Island

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter z. Brown OF
Chicago are spending their second
season at the Ocean View, where Mr..
Brown, who has been in poor health
for three or four years, has been
great benefited by the bracing air
and sea breeZes of the island. Mr..
Brown has been Auditor of the ILL
nois Life Insurance Co, of Chicago
since its organization, and the COM
pany has grown in thirteen years
from a small beginning to be one OF
the largest and most progressive life
insurance companies in the west with
insurance in favor of forty-five
millions of dollars. With Mr.. Brown
is his niece. Miss Grace Thayer of
South Paris, Me-. noted as being the
only woman undertaken in Maine,
and his cousin. c. E. Barrows, vice
president of Norwich Betting Com.
pany of Norwich. Conn. They will re-
main until September 1 when Mr..
Brown will leave for the Rangeley
Lakes on fishing trip.
Sheriff William E. Pennell was
here on the island Sunday last and
during part of the day he was in con-
sultation with representative candi-
date Charles S. Thomas regarding
the political situation in this town.
Sheriff Pennell is well known and
highly esteemed in the town of Harp
swell and the leaders of both parties
concede he will carry the town by a
much larger vote then he received in
past compaigns.
DIR. ID. Olin Leech of Washington ac-
companiel by his wife arrived here on
the island Saturday morning for few
days before returning home. This
season they have been camping at
Schoodic. Me-, and having friends
here they decided to spend few days
on Bailey's where they have spent sew.
eral pleasant seasons.
George Wheelock was in Portland
Friday afternoon on business return
ing on the first boat Saturday morn
ing.
Mr.. George VI. Barnes of Newark.
n. j., arrived here Friday to join his
wife and daughter, Mary, who are
summering here.
G. r. Wilson of F.. & c. b. Nash Co.
OF Portland Is at present making al.
terations on the sanitary conveniences
at +. f. Partington's cottage.
Mrs. Rufus Choate, Mrs. III. ]. Col
Inns and Miss Alice w. Collins OF
Washington, ID. c., were here on the
island Saturday and registered at the
hotel for dinner.
The yacht "Alga" with its owner.
Albert p. Willis, Mr.. Holman White.
Miss Laura VI. White and Miss F.. l..
Hammer left Friday morning for a
snort cruise to Monhegan. The party
are registered at the hotel and hardly
a week passes without they make at
least one short cruise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Dunton of
Spencer. Mass. have been the guests
OF Mrs. +. j. Starr at the Starr cot.
tage for the past few days.
Trade with r. s. Davis Co, the
Portland house furnishers, IL Won
want to get the best always at the
lowest price.-adv.
Miss Alice Smith Is visiting ber
sister, Miss Flora Smith at Rosemont
cottage. Miss Smith is employed I'm the
ONCE OF Cushman. Hollis Co. shoe
Auburn, Me.
Mrs. G. Y. Newman. who has boer
spending the summer al Rosemon,
Cottage leaves for her home In Iew.
iston Saturday, Aug. 25.
The following party are enjoying an
outing during their vacation at the
roland House near the old wharf:
Mrs. Russell, Miss Alice Russell Miss
Laura -. Beals. Turner: Miss Ethel
y. Beals. Auburn, Me-: Miss bessie
-; Allen. Miss Hattie Kicker. Turner:
MISS Ethel Fogg. New Gloucester:
Sn ma chandler. Bangor; Mr.. A.
Sawyer. Lisbon. Mr.. Harry Ricker
turner; Mr.. Carol Chandler. Ran
sor, Mr.. Ralph Russell. Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. James @. stetson were
IN portland Tuesday returning on the
afternoon boat.
Miss Alice Belt and Miss A. Knapp
oI Melrose Highlands. who have been
s.. at Hill Crest since the
,stter part OF June returned home
after delightful vacation.
Walter ID. Crafts was in Portland
tuesday on his usual weekly trip.
Wood-path near Thunder.hoIe. south.
east end Bailey Island Is closed.