Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-01
BAILEY ISLAND
LOCAL HAPPENINGS THE PAST
WEEK. NOTES OF GUESTS
AT COTTAGES.
Probably More People Here Than Any
Other Previous Season.

Other Previous Season.
Mrs. F. w. Behrens, who is occu.
pying the Waugh cottage, gave a de-
iightfui picnic at Orr's Island on Mon
day last In honor of her guest, Miss
Anna Mellon, Of Philadelphia. The
invited guests were the Misses Harp
er OF Washington. ID. c., who are
spending a few weeks at the Sea
side cottage, Mrs. E. ]. Strong of
Philadelphia, and Miss Margaret E.
Garrett OF Washington. Miss Mel
lon who Is the niece of Judge Mellon
OF Pittsburg, Pa, leaves with Mrs.
Strong for the White Mountains on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles w. Sleeper who owns
"Restabit," a beautiful summer home
on Mackerel Cove shore, went to
Eastport on Monday last on business.
and is to remain there about one
week
Among the late arrivals at the Tur.
ner cottage with Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Goodwin and family of Auburn, are
Mrs. Charles Adams and Mrs. Charles
Caul Of Boston. Mr.. E. l.. Haskell
[of Turner Center, Me-, and Mrs.-w.
N. Burke Of Lowell. Mass. Some
Of the members of the party have
been here for about two weeks, while
others are recent arrivals. The house
will be occupied until late In Sep
tember.
Mr.. Alan Hall, Cecil Hall and Miss
Alice Hall Of the Brown cottage, in
company with several friends spent
Monday last at Sebasco and the Cur
net. Master James Slee of the
10 NJ A.I
with them and Is to spend a short
outing here at Bailey's Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.. CULVER, Mrs.
Albert Huntington and Miss Sarah
Huntington Of Ashville, n. Car. ar
rived here last week and are to spend
the summer until the middle of Sep
tember at "Driftwood" on Little Har-
Dor shore. Mr.. Gulliver conducts a
large fruit orchard at Ashville, where
he lives.
The Misses Harper who are spend
Ing the summer at the Seaside" en-
tertained at dinner Saturday their
friends, Miss Anna Hardy, Miss Moth
ersead and Miss Garrett of Washing
ton, ID. G. Miss Mothersead who Is
spending the summer with Mrs.
Behrens at the Waugh cottage Is the
charming daughter OF G.. G.. Mother
sead OF the Western Union Telegraph
Co.. and Is one of washington's most
popular young ladies'.
Miss Bernice Lyman OF Lancaster.
". H., arrived Friday of week before
last to spend a few weeks until the
middle Of August at "Restabit." Miss
Lyman Is a sister Of Mrs. Charles w.
Sleeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Hough
and daughter Elizabeth OF Quincy,
Mass, who have been visiting Mrs.
X. G. Drinker for the past two
weeks are to return to their home
on Saturday next. Mrs. Drinker Is
occupying Miss Blanchard's cottage
on the shore front.
Miss Clara Gordon of Philadelphia
is to be entertained by Miss r. A.
Smith until the middle OF August at
her beautiful summer home on the
shore. Miss Gordon arrived on
Tuesday last.
A marshmaIlow roast was given on
Pebbly Beach on Monday last by sew
eral OF the cottagers. Those invited
were Misses Alice Hall, Helen Bald
win. Ruth Baldwin. Dalton Baldwin.
Alan Hall. Cecil Hall. John Burnham.
Miss Starr. Miss Hunter. Mrs. Wilson
and son Samuel. James Slee. Rhys
Carpenter. Royal Root and Clarence
Gardiner.
Mrs. r. q. ST. John and daughter.
DR.. r. q. st. John and DR.. r. Wit
mer OF Philadelphia. Pa, arrived here
on Saturday evening last and are to
occupy their new bungalow on Little
Harbor shore for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emerson
Hood OF Washington, ID. c.. are spend.
ing a week with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Behrens, before going to York Beach
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gleason OF
japan arrived here last week TO spend
short outing at Mrs. Henry ~.
Stokes cottage. Mr.. Gleason has
been assistant secretary Of the Young
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