Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-08-19
BAILEY LELAND.


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The Bailey Island Baking Company 3
products are finding q ready sale on
the island as their bread, cake and
pastry are always fresh and are equal
in quality to the best home cooking.
Miss X. G. Dayton Of Briarcliff Man
or, New York, who is summering on
Great Diamond Island, was the recent
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Nc
Coll, at their cottage on Summer Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Barklie of
Elizabeth, N. j., who have visited
Baileys almost every summer for over
twelve years, arrived on Thursday eve
ming to sojourn at the Driftwood. Mr..
and Mrs. Barklie are well known to
all the old habitues Of Baileys and are
friends Of Mrs. r. G. Drinker and Mr..
and Mrs. +. ID. Aldrich and other resi-
dents in the Pasture.
Mr.. John s. Crowley Of the Breeze.
Mr.. Edgar II. Paine of the Hamilton
hotel, Chebeague, Mrs. Albert J.
Walker and Miss Gertrude Walker of
Salem, Mass, were entertained at
luncheon on Thursday of last week by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Sleeper at the
Restabit.
Miss Maude II. Davis of Arlington,
Mass, who has been sojourning with
Mrs. A. G. Cotton at the Morningside,
for the past two weeks, has gone to
Montreal, to spend the remainder of
her vacation.
A party of Reading, Pa, people ar
rived the first of last week at Miss
Emily A. Smiths cittage on Rock
Point, for few weeks stay. They
are: Mrs. Fannie ID. Filbert, Miss Julia
Darling, Miss Hannah NJ. Cotterel,
Miss Sarah s. Cotterel, Mr.. T. Stanley
Filbert, and Mr.. Paul j. Miller, all
of whom have visited here before.
Miss Harriet Marcy, who has ben
visiting the Kingsburys at their cot
tage on Maiden Lane, returned to her
home in Dorchester, Mass, on Sat
urday last. Miss Alice Ryder, who has
also been their guest, has been visiting
friends on Little Diamond Island. Both
Miss Marcy and Miss Ryder accompa-
MED the Misses Alice and Edith Kings
bury on their walking trip in the
northern part of Maine, and were
ehums at Mt. Holyoke College.
Mrs. b. p. johnson of New York, has
been entertaining number of guests
of late at her cottage here. Mr.. Hen
ry Sabin of Lindsay, California, left
Thursday last, after enjoying his first
vacation in Casco Bay, which he calls
one of the beauty spots of this coun.
try. Mrs. S. T.. Weir and Mrs. A. c..
Gabrier of New York, and Mrs. Ju-
lict Wells, also of New York arc also
being entertained by Mrs. johnson.
while Mr.. Howard Weir of New York,
is expected shortly.
Pierce Clark and Merrill Haskell
two Portland boys, have been camping
for considerable time on the Mack
erel Cove shore. Their stay will take
up about month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ford of New
York City, arrived Sunday, for two
weeks stop with Mrs. Frank johnson.
Mr.. f. z. Ford, after a vacation of
two weeks spent with his family on
this island, has returned to his bust
ness in New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ii. X. Brooks and
their children, who for two weeks have
been installed at Mrs. f. J. Wells bun
gaiow, returned on Sunday to their
home, Wellesley Hills, Mass This was
the first summer the Brooks have sum
mered at Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Osborne of
Croton-on- Hudson, have had the honor
OF recently entertaining for few
days, Miss Charlotte Thomas of Port
land, the well known philanthropist,
whose Portland home has been the
scene of many receptions to visiting
scholars and notables.
Professor s. T. Skidmore and Pro
fessor William Sayre of Philadelphia.
sailed on Saturday, for a cruise along
the coast, in Prof. Skidmore's sloop.
the "Aria.' Prof. Skidmore and
Prof. Sayre, who have cruised consid
erably together, will go this time as
far as Swan Island, being gone about
ten days. Recently party of gentle
ment went in the "Aria" on an all
night trip to Quohoag Bay, from where
supply of the tasty quohoags was
brought home.