Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-01

third season at the Robinhood Inn
The two young fellows are great ad
mirers OF sailing and pass much Of the
time In this fascinating manner. Mr.
Foster will remain until the close o,
the season.
The young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Root OF Auburn was seriously
Ill on Friday night Of last week. DIR
Mansur OF Orr's Island was called al
late hour. after which the child was
given relief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Morse OF
Hanover. N. H.. arrived here on the
island Saturday Of last week. and are
to spend short sojourn at the sea
side. Mr.. Morse Is musical director
at Dartmouth College, and has been
here for three Of four seasons. He Is
very enthusiastic over photogra phic
work. and daily secures many magui
ncent views OF the fine scenerysoffered
here.
Mr.. Fred Parson Of the University
OF Chicago expects to spend, few
weeks in August at Bailey's island
he VIII arrive here on August STU.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Nanderl< of
Auburn, Me-, have been spendinr the
past two weeks at the "Wod6ine .,
returning to their home Sufoay last
In previous seasons their vacation has
been spent at Orr's Island, buk this
year they enjoyed the Hospitality of.
fered by Mrs. Sinnett. Mr.. FLANDERS
conducts the large clothing house
L. T. Flanders & Co., at Auburn.
A large party of young people from
Boston and New York are expected at
the Robinhood this week. On their
arrival there will be many dances and
social evenings enjoyed by the many
tourists Of the house.
r. c. Totman and o. w. Joy of Bath,
Me-. are on the island for the New
England Telephone and Telegraph Co.
to install telephone in the new sum-
mer home OF Charles Sleeper on
Mackerel Cove Shore.
Mrs. E. NJ. White of Elizabeth. n.
j. arrived on Wednesday last to spend
a month at the Woodbine. Mrs. White
has spent several summers in Casco
Bay. but this is her first visit to
Bailey's Island.
Misses Kathryn G.. Birmingham
and Mary /. Hassett OF Hartford,
Conn, are spending their first summer
here and are registered at the Wood
bine.
Mrs H. B. Baldwin and daughter,
Miss Helen, spent Friday last in Port
land
Miss Lena Wallace of South Franz
ingham, Mass, has returned to her
home after spending a two weeks So
journ at the Overlook" on Summer
Hill, as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Elisha Tolman of Worcester. Mr.. Toll
man has occupied the Overlook" for
many seasons.
Miss Matte Hollingsworth Of Pater-
son, N. J., is spending the summer at
the "Breezemere" on Summer Hill,
with Mrs. Charles ANGEL of New York
City.
Miss Starr. who is STAYING on
Maiden Row, was i'll few days Of
last week and is now able to be out
again, much to the delight of her
many friends.
Miss Ida Waugh's new cottage on
Little Harbor shore has been rented
to Mr.. Frank Rogers of Albany,
n. Y, who expects to arrive here
about August 6, at which time he
will open 1t up for the summer sea-
son.
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Miss Kimbar, who are at their cot
tage on Maiden Row for the sum-
mer, spent Monday last in Portland.
Mrs. w. I. Hatch and Mrs. T. T.
Baker OF Lancaster, n. H., spent
Tuesday last with Mrs. Charles w.
Sleeper at 'Restabit."
A very interesting talk was given
at the Sunday evening service by Mr..
Neal who Is visiting his sister. Mrs.
Shipley. Mr.. Neal has spent nearly
twenty years as a missionary in Chi
ma, and has done some grand work.
In his lecture he described many in
teresting points of the northern Chi
nese nation. Mr.. Neal made especial
mention OF the education and ad.
vancement Of the Northern Province.
and his great zeal for his work added
greater interest to his lecture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin T. Root OF
White Plains, N. Y, arrived at the
island on Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Root are staying at the summer cot.
tage OF Mr.. Roots father, and ex.
pect to be with US for ten days or
possibly fortnight.
Mr.. Royal p. Root, the pianist, OF
Chicago. Ill. Is here for his summer
rest. Mr.. Root, aside from his mu.
steal attachments, Is a rare shot with
the pistol, and may give his friends
some exhibitions OF shooting at In.
fnitesimal marks.
The weekly dance was held at Cot.
tage Hall on Friday evening. The
inclemency Of the weather kept many
Of the cottagers at home, but as 40
original observer remarked, II was
a delightful occasion.
Mr.. william Power left the island
on Friday for an indefinite stay at
Marblehead, Mass.
Mr.. Robert w. Hathaway. OF East
Orange, N. J., arrived on wednesday
last. Mr.. Hathaway II a football ex.
pert, being captain OF the prominent
Newark Academy football team. An
enthusiastic abstainer from society's
whiri, he Is the guest OF Mr.. George
+. Root, and is on the island for an
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