Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
t"1sr""} THURSDAY. July "A 1eo7 :,
BAILEY ISLAND
THE coTTAoERs WERE ENTER.
TANNING MANY OF THEIR
FRIENDS DURING THE
PAST WEEK,
sa''ns' Fishing and Bathing are the
Chief Attractions for the Young
PeoolA

Sailing, Fishing and Bathino are the
Chief Attractions for the Young
People.
Cnarles E. Dodge. the efficient
teacner In the grammar grade during
the past term, was visiting friends
mere Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Dodge
Is cierking at the Oceanic House.
,feaks Island, for the summer months.
Joseph A. Lynn. William NJ. Nor.
gan and Stanley Ward Of Boston were
registered at the Woodbine cottage
on thursday last, having sailed from
Boston In their motor launch, Rest.
aoit In which they made the entire
trip In two days. The party left
boston at a. m. Tuesday morning.
and while OF Thatcher's island en-
countered the fierce squall of Tues-
day last, which slightly disabled their
engine and delayed them consider
ably. and at 7.30 p. m. they arrived
at Portsmouth. After staying there
during the night they left at 1890
a. m. Wednesday and arrived at
Portland in due time that evening.
While coming into Portland they over
took sailing party, also of Boston,
In the "Mollie" who were becalmed,
a. the launch party went aboard
and had supp litter s;er which they
towed them to Portland. -
DR.. James Boyd Neal, a medical
missionary to China, is the guest of
his sister, A. NJ. n. Shipley, who is
here for the summer months at the
ID. p. Sinnett cottage. DR.. Neal has
been actively engaged in his work for
the past eight years and is familiar
with China and her people.
The Public Library here will be
open every Tuesday afternoon be-
tween the hours of and 4 d. m.
Miss Matte Orr is in charge.
James G. Stetson is carrying a fine
line Of Apollo chocolates. He is
showing some fine fancy boxes filled
with this delightful chocolate.
/ Prof. Charles Reborg Mann is in
attendance at the summer school at
cs3ssbia University At which insti.
tuition he Is teaching physics. HIS
course Of lectures will necessitate his
remaining away from his island home
until after the middle Of next month
Mrs. l.. c. Peck from Winsted,
Conn, has come to spend the summer
with her aunts, Miss and Mrs. Peck,
at their summer home on Maiden
Lane.
Miss Alice G. Knapp, Lewiston, Me-,
Miss Florence Allis, Wallingford,
Conn, Miss Ruth Smith, Milford,
Conn; Miss Annie Thomas, walling.
ford, Conn; Miss Alice L. Belt, Mel.
rose, Mass, Mrs. Osgood and Miss
Mabel Osgood Of Springfield, Mass,
are jolly party that are occupying
the Hillcrest cottage for an extended
vacation.
The young people Of the summer
colony enjoyed a picnic at Pirates
Cove on Monday last, and had what
Is known as a fish fry" The day
was very pleasantly spent, and the
young people had delightful outing.
Those in the party were Alice Hall,
Cecil Hall. Helen Baldwin, John
Burnham, Ruth Baldwin, Junior Burn.
ham, Dalton Baldwin, Winnifred
Woodman, Clarence Gardner, Rhys
Carpenter and Alan Hall.
Mrs. Ellen Lyle and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth of Danville, KY, arrived
here on Wednesday OF last week and
are now being entertained at the
Gray Rock" the beautiful summer
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert E.
Day. The Days have occupied the
cottage for many seasons with the
exception Of last year, when they
closed their summer home here and
were travelling In Europe. On Mon
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