Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-01

trayal OF the sea. During the past
year Mr.. Waugh has executed two pic
lures. one Of which IL to be hung In
the Corcoran National Art Gallery In
Washington, and the other in the
Metropolitan Museum Art Gallery In
New York. Although Mr.. Waugh has
his studio in Montclair. he u fdentined
with the coterie Of famous. lists In
New York He Is q memb2r 3pf the
"Salmagundi" Club and wasArefentiy
made associate member of tM New
York Academy Of Fine Arts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brook OF
Hartford, Conn. with Mrs. Brooks
sister. Miss May Pearson, Will prob
ably spend part of the season on Bal
ley's- Mrs. Harry Brook was former
~ Miss Amy Pearson, and her Wedding
to Mr.. Brook took place here on Bal
ley's on Sept. 2Sth. 1908. under roman
tic circumstances.
MT. and Mrs. A. F. Cushman and
daughter, Miss Caroline Cushman OF
East Orange, n. j., have leased Mrs.
Sydney T. Skidmore's cottage for the
season. Mr.. Cushman Is a. lawyer
with a large practice in New York.
Miss Caroline Is preparing for Smith
College at Miss Burnham's School.
r. s. Davis Co.. Portland, are al
ways pleased to show you over their
store.-Adv.
Mr.. Edward K. Burnham OF Glou-
cester, Mass. with his daughter. Miss
Dorothy Burnham. are at his brothers
Addison c. Burnham's beautiful sum-
mer home for a short sojourn. Mr..
pIrr q to <.f Hs-t,
merchants of that favored Fishing port
and he is largely interested in the Con-
sumer's Fish Co.. one Of the leading
concerns in that city. AS secretary for
the Board of Trade for the past twenty
years he has done much for the bust
ness development of Gloucester.
Miss Marguerite Smith of East
Orange, n. j.. arrived here wednes-
day for short visit with Miss Helen
l.. Boynton. Miss Smith has beer
travelling in Europe during the winter
and early spring.
Miss Ethel Power. Miss Dorothy
Dwight Power and Mr. BILLY" Power
OF Brookline, Mass. who came last
week, will have George Leeman's cot
tage for the season. Miss Dorothy
Power, who Is a junior at Smith COL
lege next fall, win entertain a college
friend, Miss Jessie Haver of Pueblo,
Colorado, for two weeks. The Powers
were at the Ocean View Hotel During
the summer Of 1906.
Miss Clarice B. Drake of Worcester.
Mass, arrives Friday to spend the
month OF July at Seaside cottage
Miss Alice Stetson of Wayne, Me-, IL
also here for the summer months.
Miss May Tracy OF Lewiston. Me-.
arrived last week at her mothers
home on the island. Tuesday morn
ing her mother. Mrs. NJ. E. Tracy
and her children arrived and they will
spend the season here as usual. About
July 5, Mrs. Tracy expects her broth
er, Henry Holmes, editor of the Ava
lanche Echo at Glenwood Springs.
Colo, and with his two daughters.
Carrie and Esther, they will spend
the greater part of the summer here.
James G.. Stetson Is showing some
fine new souvenir postal cards. ~
Miss Mary E. Sawyer OF 6nefnsS0f
Me-, Westbrook Academy 1910, was q
guest of her friend, Miss Elsie NJ.
York, over Saturday and Sunday last.
With her was Mr.. Sidney Holmes,
athletic instructor at that institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Tracey Of Lynn.
Mass, are here at the woodbinc for
two weeks sojourn, having arrived
last week. This is their first visit
to the island, and they find Bailey'5
very charming. They are to enter
tain friends the latter part of the
week.
The schooner Albert Black. Capt.
Doughty. of this island was reported at
T. wharf, Boston, Mass, Thursday
last, with cargo of thirty sword fish.
They were the third vessel to report
and the price secured for the fish was
IL cents pound.
Christian Science service was held
at the home Of Mr.. Charles T. Root
Sunday morning last at IL A. NJ.
and the attendance was most satisfac-
tory. Mrs. Charles w. Sleeper and
Royal p. Root were the readers and
the regular order Of service was given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Riborg Mann
OF Chicago. Ill, with their son Riborg,
Jr., and daughter Adrienne. are here
at their summer home on Maiden
Lane. Mr.. Mann Is Of the faculty of
the Chicago University and his depart
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here he will devote much of his time to
his duties as secretary Of the Bailey
Island Improvement. Society. The
society Is certainly to be congratulated
for having Mr.. Mann In this capacity
and great part of the success OF the
organization Is due to his efforts.
Mr.. Horace p. Stevens and wife OF
Newton Highlands, Mss, with their
granddaughter, Miss wynna Wright.
have opened up their cottage at Bal
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright will ar
rive Sunday from waban, Mass. Mr..
Stevens was formerly engaged in the
wholesale and retail grocery business
In Boston.
Miss Grace Goss and her friend.
Miss Perry Of Auburn, are at Mr.. and
Mrs. Hathaway's cottage for a short
visit. Mr.. Louis Nasbaum and fam
lily Of Philadelphia. arrive shortly 10
occupy the cottage during July and
August.
Cant Chaa York ~ The srhoonar