Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-07-30
Bailey Island

tees for the protection Of land own
ers and public sanitary conditions.
Two committees were appointed, the
first Of which Mr.. L. NJ. York Is chair
man. two Of the committee are Mr..
YorS, and Mr.. Chas. Root. This
committee was appointed for the
purpose Of laying out plans to form
an organization consisting of COM
petent members who will direct and
report the work and progress Of the
committee. The second committee
consists OF the following .nem-
bers. Mr.. E. E. Sinnett Chair
man, Mr.. Frank johnson, and Mr..
A. c. Burnham Of Boston. The work
Of the second committee will be to
see that all waste matter and refuge
Is properly disposed Of. and that all
drains are kept in good condition.
The residents Of our island have
noticed serious delinquency in re-
gard to these matters and in order TO
keep the island I'm orderly condition.
promote the interests Of landowners
and retain the glorious beauty of
Bailey's Island the above mentioned
men were elected as competent and
faithful. and in future We see an island
not all 1ecked by flying bits Of paper
oioDpCu os CdIcicSS NISltOTS WHO are
regardless Of the fact that others who
are more appreciative of the un-
marred beauty are liable to traverse
the same parts. Every citizen and
landowner as well as true lovers Of
beauty will welcome this new move.
Another meeting will be held next
week.
Mr.. Earl Goodwin Of Turner. Maine.
is the guest of Mr.. Clinton Goodwin.
Mr.. Bernard Johnson and william
Black left Monday last on a three
weeks sword fishing trip. Mr.. Jonn-
son and Mr.. Black sailed on the Katie
Palmer" handsome vessel. from
Portland which has been anchored in
Mackerel Cove for several days.
Among the seasons visitors of BAH
ey's Island. Mr. and Mrs. E. L..
Bradford of Turner. Maine. deserve
honorable mention. Their visits to
the island are usually short and du>
to the kind hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Goodwin Of the Turner Cottage.
AS manager of the Turner Center
Dairying Association. Mr.. Bradford IS
we'll known in the state Of Maine ard
a large portion Of Massachusetts.
Under his management the company
has established branch factories
through the state and placed whole
sale stores In several Massachusetts,
cities, the patronage having increased
from fifteen to two thousand charter
members. The output of butter shows
an Increase Of 5000 lbs. daily. also a
large cream trade is carried on dur
Ing the year. especially through the
summer months. The whole manage
ment hinges on the integrity Of Mr..
Bradford. Today the business Is
on an excellent footing and ION.
tinues to grow under his excel
lent management.
Mrs. E. ID. Garrabrant of Montclair
n. j., who has been a guest on Bal.
ley's Island and who was registered
with Mrs. Cram, left Monday las- for
cruise to Bar Harbor in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Hancock. a
physical teacher of New York. Mr.
Hancock owns a handsome yacht.
After their cruise. the party will trav.
Ell to the White Mountains. Mrs. Car
rabrant expects TO return to Baiiey's
Island later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Root. with
their daughter. Miss winifred Root
and friend, visited at Gurnet Mon.
day last
Mrs. Winnie y. Burke. and Mrs.
Z. r. Caul Of Boston. were the
guests Of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
CLINTON E. Goodwin Of the Turner cot
tage.
James G.. Stetson has Installed
new one horse power Tom Thumb en-.
CINE for use In manufacturing his IA.
nous ice cream.
AT Dri:twood cottage are Mr.. Fred
l.. Moore and wife from Washington.
Mr.. Moore has long been Identified
with the larger improvements of tile
City Beautiful. BY action of con.
gressional committee an entire re-
assessment Of the property of the
city has been recently completed. In
this Mr.. Moore acted in his district
as arbitrator and valuer. His con.
nection with the Stock Exchange has
continued to a late date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlon r. Leighton
OF Medford. Mass, are also at the
Driftwood cottage. Mr.. Leighton IL
one OF the promoters of the Yumuri
Rail and Trainway Co. in Cuba, with
offices at so Congress street, Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Hugh Alexan.
der. Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia gre
among those registered at the Drift.
wood" Mr.. Alexander Is a member
Of the Bar In Philadelphia.
Mr.. A. n. KeIm and wife. from
Washington are also here. His duties
In the Post once department bring
him in touch with many countries
through the Dead Letter division for
foreign members Of the Postal Union.
Miss Florence Kfrvfn of BrookIyn
N. Y, will return to her summer
home at Auburn, Long Island, NJ. Y,
this week. For the past two weeks she
has been the guest Of Mrs. A. +. Has
brook at the Johnson cottage. On
Saturday Mrs. l.. A. Rifert Of Bound
Brook will arrive for a two weeks
sojourn. Last season Mrs. Hasbrook
and family were registered at the
Ocean View Hotel.
Mrs. Barker at the Breakers on the