Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-10

A house party at the Breakers
last week. The guests OF Mrs. ID. s.
Barker were Mr.. and Mrs. Evarts
Tracy of Plainfield. y. j.. and Mr.
Ferdinand Streuli of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haviland of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Streuli
CT Plainfield. y. j.. are being enter.
tanned at the Breakers" the sum.
mer home CT Mrs. ID. S. Barker at Rock
Point.
Mr.. Charles w. Sleeper. who has
been on the island the past week clos
ing his summer cottage "Restabit"
returns to his home in Lancaster to
morrow. Mrs. Sleeper and daughter
Miss Doris. went on Friday last.
James G. Stetson. who has so sue.
cessfully managed his ice cream par
Tor and souvenir store for many years.
will remain open until after the mid.
die of the month. Mr.. Stetson re-
ports that his store has the greatest
trade in its history. The family will
spend the winter at their home at
Wayne. Me.
Mr.. Emery III. Winslow of Portland
arrived at the Seaside and cottage on
Saturday and is registered there for
weeks outing. Mr.. Winslow is in
the newspaper business at Portland
and is frequent visitor to Bailey is
| land every season, IL being one of the
most popular of nearby resorts.
To say that l. M York. the leading
grocer of Casco Bay, has had a sue
cessful summer. is only half telling
the facts. This season has been the
busiest ever and all patrons of this
up-to-date store are pleased with the
choice line of groceries and provisions
always carried in stock by Mr.. York.
as we'll as the service of the island de-
livery and at the store. Everything
desired is to be found at this well
] stocked grocery.
Miss Alice A. Treat of Chelsea ar
rived on the island. Thursday. for
about a two weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace p. Stevens at their east
| end summer home. Miss Treat un-
derwent the holocaust of the Chelsea
| confagration last spring. A large
number of guests have been enter
tanned at the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevens, also of Chelsea. and all are
delighted with the charming scenery
and environment Of the island
Mrs Fred LOOMS and family of
Montreal. who have been this seasons
occupants of the Spruce Lodge" con-
nected with the Robinhood Inn. re-
turned to their home the early part of
last week. The Loomis family have
added greatly to the social life of the
popular Bailey Island summer house.
| and as in past seasons were deyotees
OF water sports. They are guests of
the Robinh3od Inn for successive SUM.
mers. '
The Woodbine and Cottage. one of
the most charming resorts for a pleas
ant vacation. has had a most pros.
porous season under the careful man.
| agement OF Mrs. III. s. Sinnett. the
proprietor. The guests have regis
tered here in large numbers. many of
whom are tourists of former seasons.
and all are ready to endorse the kind
hospitality they received. which I'M
doubleday means large number of
bookings for next season
The Ripple" a charming bungalow
situated at Rock Point, was closed for
the season, Saturday, and the occu.
pants, Mrs. G A. MARITIME of Plainfield
y. j., and Miss Katherine Dunbar of
Newark. returned to their homes.
They have been at the cottage several
months and We're among the large
number OF New Jersey residents who
make Bailey Island their vacation re.
sort
Miss Anna Gilchrist Of PHILADELPHIA.
who has been touring Europe this
| summer. returned last week on the
steamship Pennsylvania and was enter.
tanned at the Brown cottage for a few
days. which her parents have been
making their summer home this sea.
| son.
Mr.. E. Mortimer Partridge of New.
tonville, Mass. Is spending a weeks
vacation at the Seaside and Cottage.
having arrived on the island Monday
last. Mr.. Mortimer will return home
next week and is to enter Amhers,
College at Amherst, Mass.
The Robinhood Inn which has been
Sc successfully managed by Miss J. f.
Massey this season, will close the lat.
ter part OF this week. having compIet.
ed most prosperous business dur.
ing the recent summer months. The
guests OF the house In a large number
are those of former years. while at
the same time many new arrivals en-.
joyed the hospitality OF the Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Osborn and
Mr.. j. b. Reeme. all OF Croton -on-the-
Hudson. are new arrivals at the
Waugh cottage in the Pastures. Mr..
and Mrs. Osborn, although they have
just taken the Waugh cottage. are not
recent vacationists as they have oc-
cupied the Adams cottage on Maiden
Lane for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Il. Beaman and fam.
lily OF Waltham who have been at the
Blanchard cottage In the Pastures
since August LIST. returned home on
Monday. The Beaman family are
new visitors TO the island this sum-
mer and were fortunate In renting one
OF the most delightful cottages on the
ocean side OF the island
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. GiIchrist and
family OF Philadelphia return home to-
day. This season they rented the
Brown cottage and were registered at
tho GQQ aldo and C1fs~-~