Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22
Bailey Island

Mr.. H. p. Stevens of Newton
Highlands expects his daughter. Miss
Ruth H. Stevens to arrive this week
to remain for the rest of the summer.
She has been visiting during July with
friends at Princeton. Mass, near the
foot OF Mount wachusett.
Mr.. R. H. woodman has been
making extensive improvements to
his cottage. the work being done by
Charles Thomas.
The usual Saturday evening dance
at Cottage Hall was largely attended
by the young people. The Barn
Dance seemed to be the favorite.
Mr.. ID. p. Sinnett has finished a
25-foot Casco Bay Hampton boat for
Fred Furbush of Chebcague, which
was put into the water Tuesday. She
looks like a very able boat, being
seven and a half feet beam, and cap
able OF holding thirty people. The
deck Is Of oak and pine laid In strips
and handsomely finished. Mr.. Fur
bush had the craft built for his own
use while down here in the summer.
His winter residence is in Greenfield,
Mass.
Miss Alice and Miss Edith Kings.
bury with their friends, Miss Alice
Ryder OF Stamford, Conn, and Miss
harriet Marcy of Boston, started
Tuesday on two weeks walking trip.
We did not learn their destination,
but as they have had considerable
experience In camping and roughing
IL in California, 1t is probable that
th.x, mil
Jones. who has been the guest Of
the Kingsburys for the past two
weeks. has returned to her home in
Colorado Springs.
Mr.. William NJ. Pennell of Bruins
wick visited his wife and daughter,
Miss Sarah Pennell at the Johnson
House over Sunday. Mr.. Pennell
was formerly sheriff of Cumberland
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Sleeper, Mrs.
Ralph Swing, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hodge, Miss Bernice Lyman, Miss
Caroline Webster. Miss Doris Sleeper
ard Mr.. Carl Lyman went for an all
day trip Monday in the Sleep
er's launch out around Ragged
Island. then up the New Meadows
river to the Inn, where they
partook Of the shore dinner for
which the place Is famous. The
hilarity of the PARTY was not at all
dampened by the shower, although
everything else was.
r. s.. Davis Co.. Portland. are al
ways pleased to show you over their
store.-Adv.
Mr.. Robert B. Stone and Mr.. Fran
els n. Balch are visiting Miss Alice
and Miss Harion Balch at the John
son House. They cruised down from
Boston in the yacht "Spry."
Mrs. C.. Y. Newman of Lewiston
will be unable to come down to the
"Rosemont" cottage on Summer Hill
this season on account OF Is.
We understand that Mrs. New.3kn
Is at present slowly convalescing.
Mr.. A. L. Spooner of New York,
Miss Mary and Miss Blanche Rob-
bins, Miss Lucy Poland of Worcester,
Mass, Miss Mabel E. Dickinson and
Miss Elizabeth NJ, and Anna Calhoun
of Worcester and Boston respectively,
are the guests at Mrs. F. E. Beedes
cottage "Bonnyview.
Mr.. George w. Morris OF East
Orange, n. J., and sister, Miss Fran
ces Morris of. Brooklyn, are expected
here Sunday for weeks visit with
Mrs. Morris at Miss Josephine
Thorpe's cottage on Maiden Lane.
Mrs. Morris is delighted with Bal
ley's and Is very DESTROYS of locating
a summer home here. Miss Thorpe
will occupy her cottage about the first
Of August with party Of friends.
Mrs. Reuben Cotton, who Is the
guest of Mrs. r. C.. Drinker, played
at Mrs. Mary F. Peck's cottage, the
Barnacle, Tuesday evening for her
friends and pupils Of Mrs. Peck.
Mrs. Ella r. Williams of worces.
ter. Mass, has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. F. d. Aldrich at the Stokes
cottage for the past two weeks.
Mr.. Charles E. Ronaldson of Phil
adelphia Is visiting his cousin. Mrs.
Mary o. Barker at the Breakers" on
Rock Point. Mr.. Ronaldson was Of
the class Of IS Of the University OF
Pennsylvania and so at Lehigh Uni
yersity. He Is a mechanical en-
gineer OF note, but at present acts
only I'm consultation.
Mrs. Josephine French OF New
York has been visiting Mrs. c. B.
Boynton for the past week while on
her way to Bethel. Vermont. where
she has a model farm.
Misses Elsie and Myrtle York, Mr..
Horace Grimm, Mr.. and Mrs. Albro
Cushing, Mrs. Harmon York and two
children, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. York,
and Mrs. 8. 8. Doughty and daugn-
ters went up to Clin Island last Sun
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Cushing who served the party a fine
fish dinner.
At the Christian Science business
meeting held last wednesday evening
IL was decided to hold the meetings
for the remainder Of the season In
the Union church. Mr.. II. p. Stew
ems and Mrs. Charles w. Sleeper win
be the readers.
DR.. j. l.. Seward Of Orange, n.
J. and Mr.. and Mrs. John DeHart
and two sons. Seward and Kimber ar
rived Tuesday and are comfortably
aoff1ad In thar roffa0a m, xofao,