Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-07-16
BAILEY ISLAND.

Continued from Page IL
are to spend one month. Miss Mabel
Coolidge Is to return to Bailey again
after her sojourn at the Granite State
Mrs. Charles B. Boynton and daugh-
ter Miss Helen Boynton Of East Or
ange. N. ]. are occupying The Moor
ings." the beautiful summer home of
Clara Louise Durham. The Boynton
family have been coming to this is
land for many seasons, and are very
| prominent in all the social activities
among the summer colony. This sea-
son Clara Louise Durham is at Vel
lowstone Park, Colo, and will not be
at Bailey Island to spend the summer
months as in the past seasons.
DR.. and Mrs. A. T. Bristow with
daughters, Misses Helen and Alice Of
Brooklyn. n. Y. arrived on the island
last week and are comfortably set
| tied at the Rose Ledge" for the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Behrens Of
! Washington, ID. c. will spend the sum-
mer at the new bungalow OF Mrs. John
| d. Bluxome. Last season Mr., and
Mrs. Behrens were the occupants Of a
cottage on the shore front, and are
| regular summer visitors at Baileys
AS their guest for the month of July is
Miss Rachael Mothersead also Of
| Washington.
whitehall Bros. who had a floating
| landing on the shore of Mackerel
Cove for the letting Of boats, have re-
| Gently completed a new private land
ing near the steamboat wharf, from
which they will conduct the business
| as in seasons past.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. King of Daniel
son, Conn, were spending a few days
| last week at the Seaside Annex. Mr.
King Is a veteran salesman for the
Paul E. Writ fountain pen, having been
| with that concern for forty-three
| years.
| Mrs. Alfred Streuli of Plainfield,
n. j., daughter of Mrs. d. s. Barker,
| Is now at the Breakers for the sum-
| mer having arrived last week.
Messrs. George H. Johnson and Or
rim l.. Johnson are making decided i'm
provements on the cemetery property
| here. The fence Is being repaired in
a thorough manner, many Of the posts
being reset and when this wSHk Is
the grounds Improved. The f6nds Tor
this purpose were raised by the Ladies
Aid Of the local church during the past
winter months
Harold Cram is illustrating the new
story The Price of our Bread" for the
Portland Weekly Transcript. The
story calls for several fine illustra-
tions
Mrs. Alice ]. Mendum of Boston.
Mass. with her daughter Gladys are
summering at the Johnson cottage for
the entire season. This Is their Sec
| ond summer here and with them are
Mrs. Mendum's sisters Miss Freeman
| and Elizabeth w. Freeman both OF
Boston. Both ladies are here for the
first time and are greatly pleased with
the island. Last year they travelled
extensively on the European CONT
nent.
Mr.. II. E. Day Of Washington, d.
c., who summers at "Gray Rocks"
with his family last season, is taking a
course Of study at the summer school
| OF Cornell University at Ithaca, n. Y,
and will be at Bailey Island about Au-
gust LIST for the remaining part of the
season.
Mr.. Arthur Church Of Denver. Colo.
was the guest of Mrs. II. K. Burnett
over Wednesday and Thursday of last
week. Mr.. Roy A. Lippincott of Cor
nell University, who has been regis
! tered at the Ocean View Hotel for the
past month, left the island Thursday
with Mr.. Church for a short cruise to
Deer Island in Mr.. Church's trim
yacht, the 'Thunder-bird."
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Thurston. ac-
companied by their son, Prof. Ernest
L. Thurston and daughter, Miss Mabel
Thurston OF Washington, ID. c., ar
rived Thursday last for the summer
at their beautiful cottage on the shore
front at the Pastures, which has been
recently completed for their occupancy.
The Thurston family were at Mere
Point last season, where they rented a
cottage for the summer This Is
their hrst summer at Bailey Island to
spend their entire vacation.
The Johnson House, under the able
management of Mr.. II. +. johnson Is
entertaining many summer tourists
and several are booked to arrive the
coming week. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
gives this house their personal atten-
ton and all who spend their vacation
with them are always sure OF having
delightful outing. Within A hum
dred yards from the house are except
ional facilities for bathing, fishing and
boating and to those who desire a
restfui hour in the ar grove this oppor-
tunity Is at their pleasure. The John
son House Is sure to enjoy a prosper.
Gus season.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ID. Perkins OF
warren, Mass, together with Mrs.
q. N. witt OF Boston were among the
arrivals last week and are now domi-
ciled at the Hill Crest on Summer Hill