Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-15
Bailey Island.
THE SOCIAL LIFE Is VERY Ac-
TIVE WITH BOATING As The
LEADING DIVERSION.

Dances, Fishing and Yachting Helps
To Entertain The Tourists.
Among the late arrivals at the
Johnson House are Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Rollenetz and Mr.. H. Butte
mann and daughter of Brooklyn, N.
y. who are here for week.
Miss Marjorie ("Bing"C Rolfe and
Miss Gladys Rolfe of Brookline,
Mass. will be the guests Of Misses
Ethel and Dorothy d. Power and Mr.
Billie Power the latter part Of the
month.
Mr.. c. T. Root returned to Bailey
Tuesday after a weeks absence. He
was on business trip to New York.
Mr.. Harry F. Estabrook Of Boston
was the guest of his mother and sister
last week at "Craigenfels,' southeast
END of the island. Mr.. Estabrook is
planning a more extended vacation
here later in the season.
Miss Alta Young of Lancaster, n.
H., who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sleeper at "Restabit,'
returned home yesterday after a
pleasant stay.
Miss Esther Root was the hostess
of jolly party who ran up to Gurnet
Bridge on Saturday last in the
Roots launch. Tekitisi. The party
was in honor of Miss Jessie Haver of
Pueblo. Colorado, who had never been
| on the ocean before. Those present
were: Mr.. Royal Root. Mr.. George
Root, Miss Esther Root, Mr.. Herman
Kern, Miss Josephine Kern. Mr.
"Bliff" Gardiner and Miss Ruth Gardi-
Il "
Dwight Power and Mr.. billie" Pow
err The party found it too rough to
| run outside, so returned by the inside
route from New Meadows Basin.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Cooke Of
| Springfield, Mass. are at the Over
look cottage on Summer Hill for an
indefinite stay as the guests OF Mr..
| and Mrs. Elisha Tolman.
A business meeting of the Christian
| Science church was held at the home
of Mrs. c. T. Root on "Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. William A. Root returned
home Monday from a weeks visit
with his nephews. Mr.. Walter and
| Mr.. Frank Root of Chicago. who
were the guests of Mrs. G.. r. Pull
sifer of Chicago at her cottage on
Yarmouth Island last week. He also
visited Mrs. R. NJ. Pulsifer and Miss
Bertha Schoff. who are occupying
the Morton cottage on Yarmouth Is
land Mr. Frank Root and Mr..
Walter Root proceeded to Concord.
". n. where they are the guests OF
their brother. Mr.. George F. Root.
who has an extensive farm outside Of
Concord.
Mr.. Charles Ronaldson OF Phil
adelphia arrived here Wednesday to
stay with his cousin, Mrs. d. 8.
Barker at the Breakers" on Rock
Point for. the rest Of the season.
Mr.. Huntington R. woodman OF
Brooklyn. n. Y. starts today for n
two weeks cruise east along the
coast. With Mr.. Woodman will be:
Mr. George Oliphant and his father.
Rev. Charles Oliphant, and "Blifr
Gardiner.
Dr.. John l.. Seward Of Orange. N
]. will be here about the 10Th to &C.
cupy his cottage on the back shore.
His daughter. Mrs. John De Hart and
two children will probably accom-
pany him. Mrs. ]. l.. Seward with
her daughter are in Europe this sea-
| son. DR.. Stewards fast knockabout
"Clarita" will be here this season and
will, anchor in Mackerel Cove. She
Is a 35 footer and has won every
race in which she has been entered.
Miss Carrie Webster of Bangor.
Me-, arrived here Monday night to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sleeper
at the "Restabit."
Mrs. A. F. n. Streuli. who has
been staying with her mother. Mrs. d.
s. Barker at the Breakers" will re-
turn to her home in Plainfeld, n.
J. Sunday to stay a month. after
which she will return for the remain
der OF the season. The Streulfs
home in Plainield Is a remarkably
perfect example of pure colonial ar
chitecture. and Is furnished through
out in solid antique mahogany coloni-
al furniture We understand that
two pages OF Country Life In Amer
ica," in an October issue. will be de-
voted to photographs of the Streuli's
home.
Mr.. Herman r. Kern. one OF
Chicago University's star tennis
players, and his sister. Miss Jos
ephine Kern, who was the champion
at tennis In the University High
school. Chicago are playing some
fine tennis on the Roots courts.
The many friends of Mr.. George
OIiphant. who was graduated from
Dartmouth in June. will be pleased
to learn that he received the coveted
Phi Beta Kappa gold key. which Is
conferred for exceptional scholastic
standing.
Mrs. +. s. Richards has as her
guests at her beautiful cottage on
Rock Point. Miss Louisa b. Richards
of Rosemont. Pa. and Miss Sarah >.
Parrot OF Dayton. Ohio.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph b. Shepherd.
rector Of st. Paul's church in Port.
land were guests OF Mrs. A. r. n.
StreulI. Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Shepherd,
assisted by Rev. A. ID. Sniveiy con-
Quoted services according TO the
Episcopal church in Cottage hall at
r. m. The services We're well attend.
ed by an enthusiastic congregation
and everyone Is cordially invited to
tc Dreaent AT future services. which