Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-06
BAILEY ISLAND.
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few days visit at Kennebunkport with
the Shepard family of Philadelphia.

few days visit at Kennebunkport with
the Shepard family Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Norris Shipley and daughter.
Miss Anna Shipley Of Haverford. Pa. :.
are to spend the rest Of the season
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Drinker,
having arrived on Friday. Mrs. Ship
ley and daughter were among their
guests here last summer
Mr.. Giles Milton Smith of Utica,
n. Y, graduate Of Cornell College
last June, is the guest OF DR.. and
Mrs. Sidney T. Skidmore and family
at the Rose cottage this week.
DR.. ]. l.. Seward and guest. Or.
Wakefield Of East Orange. N. j.. ar
rived at Bailey on the trim sailing
yacht ~Clarita." Thursday. The
"Clarita" Is owned by DR.. Seward and
Is among the most handsome sailing
craft anchored at Mackerel Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin E. Roo.
brought their infant son to Bailey.
Tuesday to enjoy the sea air for The
remainder of the summer. with it's
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
T. Root.
Mr.. E. l.. Sumner of Worcester.
cester. Mass, who are spending the
season at cottages on Summer Hill.
have recently completed a bathing
pool on the shore Of Mackerel Cove.
which Is to be used for sun heated sea
baths. The pool is about twenty-five
feet long and thirteen feet wide. and
will easily accommodate ten persons
at time, which enables them to en-
JOY the sport. At high tide the Iool
fills with water and after the tide GIBBS
the water becomes sufficiently warm
from the rays of the sun.
Miss J. L. Knight of Leicester.
Mass. left the island last week for
Blacksburg. Southern Virginia. where
she will enter upon library work for
the winter. Miss Knight has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Parkman
T. Denny and family for the past four
weeks at their cottage, The Spruces,"
on Summer Hill.
Miss Jessie West of Auburn was
entertained last week at the Breeze
mere" by Mrs. NJ. E. Jordan ard
daughter.
Miss May Pearson of Hartford.
Conn. where she is assistant librarian
in the State library. arrived here on
Saturday and Joined her mother, Mrs.
NJ. c. Pearson, for a three weeks
stay at her summer home in the Pas
lures.
Mrs. Julia Carraher and son James.
together with Mr.. and Mrs. Fredcr-
lex Lyman and daughter Miss Doro-
thy of Chicopee. Mass. returned 20
their home on Saturday after a very
pleasant two weeks outing at :he
Periwinkle cottage on Mackerel Cove
shore.
Miss Ida Yetten of Lewiston is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Potter
az the Rosemont on Summer Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Frank White and
daughter Belle. accompanied by Miss
Estelle Davis arrived Saturday for
two weeks sojourn at the Bonnyview.
with Mrs. F. E. Beede.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Akhurst and
family of Coaticook, Que. will occupy
the "Periwinkle" cottage on Mackerel
Cove shore for about two weeks. They
arrived on Saturday for their outing.
Mr.. II. Wallace Smith. who with
MS wife are occupying the 'Crags" In
the PASTURES for the summer, arrived
In Portland, Sunday evening via tie
Maine Steamship Line from Ney
YORK. completing a most success
fui business trip to a number of the
large cities through the west I'm Tho
interests OF the Fownes Glove Co. of
New York. Mr. Smith was a,xay
from the island about one month. co
Ing as far as Denver. Colo.
Benjamin Luckey arrived Thursday
on the steamer Aucocisco and will re-
main the entire season at the Farm
house. the summer home of his moth
er. Mrs. DIR. Luckey.
At the Restabit this week. Mr.. Earl
Currier and sister, Miss Edith Curr.er
OF Lancaster. n. H., are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Sleeper
and family.
Mr.. Harold Cram and Miss Gertrude
Partridge of the Seaside Cottage. were
visitors at Harpswell. Friday last.
Miss Charlotte Hallet. who has been
the guest of Mrs. j. l.. Seward on
Maiden Lane, returned to her home i'm
Boston on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Tolman and
daughter. Miss Nellie Tolman return.
ed to their home at Lewiston on Thurs
day after most delightful stay at
the Overlook cottage on Summer Hill
for the past month.
Mr.. Edwin Tolles of Hartford
Conn. Joined his wife at the Edge.
clih" on Little Harbor shore for
short stay. He was accompanied by
Mr.. James Brook of Huddersfield.
England. who Is president of the
Broadbrook Wooden Mills at Broad