Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-07-02

BAY BREEZE.
teaching the grammar school grades
at the local island school. left for her
home at Brunswick for the summer.
Miss Pletts boarded with Mrs. Lewis
Doughty at the east end during the
school term.
Baileys is doing well this season in
the June Bride line" and II the snni-
mer closes as 1t has opened and as
some Of our lads and lassies have ap-
parently planned. the autumn leaves
will be reluctant to fade away"
Among the latest on the list are Mr..
and Mrs. Luther I. Bonney both Of
Turner Center, Maine. Mrs. Bonney
was formerly Miss Kathryn Bigelow
and with her parents has for many
seasons occupied the Driftwood cot
tage In Little Harbor. She Is a
graduate Of Leavitt Institute and later
a teacher in the Lewiston Normal
School. Mr.. Bonney is also a resi-.
dent of Baileys and has for several
seasons occupied the Turner cottage.
He is a graduate Of Leavitt Institute
and later a graduate Of Bates College
and now is a teacher Of Greek in
Deane Academy, Franklin, Mass.
Mr.. Bonney's friends all agree
with him he has found "a bon
ME bride" and will all do their best to
supply plenty OF sweet clover to make
life sunny for the "Bonney's."
Mr.. Bernard johnson has been Sc
riously Ill with bronchitis. II was
feared he would develop pneumonia
and for several days he kept his bed.
Mrs Sarah B. Estabrook and daugh-
Antoinette arrived on the night boat
Friday, June %, for the season. They
are at their delightful summer cot.
tage here.
Miss Margaret Black, who has been
teaching in the public schools on Orr's
Island, returned home last week. Miss
Black will again have charge Of the
Post office during the summer sea-
son.
Mrs. J. L. Seward Of Maiden Row
with her daughter, Christina,
and other friends spent Monday at the
Gurnet.
Rev. Charles Oliphant and family If
Lawrence, Mass, arrived Monday aft
ernoon. They are comfortably set.
tied in Mrs. j. r. Johnson's house.
A party of young people from Lewis
ton and Turner Center are expected
at the Turner cottage to spend July
4th.
Ralph Sprague, the popular purser
OF the Casco Bay and Harpswell line,
Is now purser on the steamer Machi-
gonne for the season. Mr.. Sprague
is a student at Bowdoin Medical Col
lege at Brunswick. Last season Mr..
Sprague was purser of the Aucocisco
and by his courteous attention to the
wants Of the patrons OF this line, he
mande many friends, all Of whom are
glad to see him with us again this sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cross and
daughter, Miss Burbridge Cross, and
also Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence w. Star
buck and son. Lawrence, Jr., all of
Washington, d. c., are at the new
cottage. "Afterglow," of Mr.. Cross on
the shore front. They are to spend
the entire season here at Bailey Is
land.
The Misses Gillinder Of Philadel-
phia are occupying the Charles York
cottage at the east end for the sum.
mer.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Partridge of New.
tonville. Mass, who was here at Bal
ley's during the greater part of last
season, has been visiting at Old Or
chard and yesterday arrived on the
island to spend the summer at the
Seaside and Cottage, the same as last
year. Miss Partridge is an artist of
note at china painting and recently
mas been studying painting with water
colors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter with Miss
Flora Smith of Lewiston, opened their
cottage, the "Rosemont," on Summer
Hill for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Potter have occupied their cottage
here for several seasons.
Mr.. George Gray Barnard. the world
famous sculptor. Is honoring Bailey's
Island with a few weeks visit. after
which he will go to Paris where he
will resume work once more. Mr..
Barnard has the contract for the Har-
risburg. Pa. capitol and Is doing work
that will surpass anything that has
been presented to America in the past.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard are resi-
dents of New York Mrs. Barnard
who was formerly Miss Monroe, Is a
native of Virginia. With them are
their two children. Miss Viva and
Master Monroe Barnard and later
they will be Joined by Mr.. Barnard's
brother-in-law, Mr.. Eric Pape the artist
and illustrator Of Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Besaw of
Bath, Me-, were the guests of Mrs. J.
r. Johnson, Sunday Of last week.
Mr.. Fred l.. Berry Of Wayne, Me-,
Is visiting Mr.. James G.. Stetson, who
conducts Bailey's Island up-to-date ice
cream parlor and souvenir store.
Mrs. Preston w. Strong and daugh-
ter. Virginia. OF New York. have regis
tered at the woodbine and Cottage
for the summer months.
The Ripple" Mrs. Bankers bunga-
low, will be occupied for the summer
by Mr.. and Mrs. MARITIME of Plain
field, N. j., and Mrs. X. p. Duncan of
Newark, ". J. They arrived here
the first Of last week.