Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-24
Bailey Island

Is occupying the Denny cottage. Win
her Il Mrs. Charles Edwards Of Chi
cago who will stay two weeks. Mrs.
Edwards also expects her daughter.
Mrs. w. ]. King. to come on from Chi
cago for short visit. Mrs. Knight
will be joined by her daughter. Mrs.
P. T. Denny and family about July 1.
Mrs. r.. NJ. Stockbridge and her
daughter, Miss Edith A. Stockbridge.
Mrs. Yeaton, and her daughter, Miss
Ida Yeaton and Miss Carrie Quinn
by, all of Lewiston, came last Satur-
day for a two weeks outing at R. w.
Potter's cottage on Summer Hill. Mr..
and Mrs. Potter are planning to spend
most of the summer here, and will ar
rive the first Of the month.
Miss Nellie F. Tolman OF worces-
ter. Mass. will spend her summer va
cation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Tolman at the Overlook" on
Summer Hill. Miss Tolman teaches
kindergarten in Worcester.
Mrs. r. c. Drinker of Quincy. Mass.
and her two daughters. are at the
Wells cottage for the season. They
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Rueben
Cotton Of Boston.
We are most happy to announce that
Clara Louise Durham. the gifted au-
thoress. with her sister Mrs. Paul Os-
car Kern and family are here for the
season at The Moorings." the beau
tiful summer home of the authoress.
Mrs. Durham was greatly missed
from the colony set last year. for dur
ing the greater part of the summer
she was at Yosemite Valley, Califor-
MIA.
Mrs. James Doughty has returned
to her home here on the island. after
passing through a most critical oper-
alton at the Newark, y. j., hospital
Her many friends on the island are
much pleased with her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Huntington Wood
man and two daughters OF Brooklyn.
y. Y, opened their cottage on Maiden
Lane. for the summer last Friday
evening. The family were among
those present at the marriage of MT.
Ralph Root to Miss Eleanor Hastings
at New York City Thursday last.
Rev. A. d. Snively will be the
guest Of Mrs. E. j. Wells, and her
daughter Miss Matilda Wells at their
bungalow about July 1. Rev. Mr..
Snively has parish in Springfield.
Mass. and is well known here on
the island.
The graduating exercises OF the
Bailey Island Grammar school will
be held tomorrow evening at the Un-
ion Church at eight o'clock. Admis-
sion by cards obtained from the pupils
of the graduating class or OF the
Principal.
Mrs. s. j. Starr with her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Starr Of Springfield.
Mass, and friend Miss Rogers. are at
the Tides" their summer home on
Maiden Lane. Miss Starr IL a teach.
er at Oaks Mere. New Rochelle
The many friends OF Mrs. - m
w. Strong Of New York. will be Very
sorry to hear of her death. which oc-
CURED at her home last week. Mrs.
Strong and her daughter. Miss Virgin
la, were season guests at the Wood
bine" last year and both were greatly
respected by all with whom they be-
came acquainted.
Mechanic Falls. Me-. are here at their
summer home at the East end OF the
island. where they intend to remain
until July 5.
Miss Margaret Black and Mr.. E.
Horace Griffin attended the dancing
party at South Harpswell, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. l.. NJ. York and son Lenny
were In Portland, Saturday.
Mrs. c. s. Eldredge and her two
daughters, Theodore and Eleanor FL.
dredge. and Miss Isabel Henderson OF
Philadelphia arrived last Wednesday
to occupy the Simonds cottage. The
Lodges" above Little Harbor.. Mrs.
Eldredge has had the Lodges" for
the past three years, and this Is her
ninth season on the island.
Mrs. n. 8. Sinnett Of the woodbine
reports receiving a large number of
engagements for rooms during the ear
ly part OF next month.
Misses Elsie and Myrtle York are
expected home today from westbrook
Seminary. which institution both
young ladies are attending.
Xanthus Smith Jr., George Smith
and their friend Bradford Massey OF
Philadelphia. Pa. enjoyed a fine trip
to Bath. Friday. the same being made
In Xanthus Smiths launch, Polly r. s
This craft Is one Of the fastest in these
waters and the round trip of ffty.hve
miles was made In splendid time.
While at that place they inspected
the Bath ship yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Comstock and
their daughters. Misses Anna and
Helen Comstock OF East Orange. ~.
j., arrived here the nineteenth and
are occupying the Root cottage on
Abners' Point, and will probably stay
TIL October /. This Is the famiIy's
first summer on Bailey's. having spent
the season In former years az Old
Orchard. Mr. Comstock IL a noted
inventor and manufacturer. The fam
lily Ike Bailey's 90 well that they are
planning TO locate a permanent sum
mer home here.
Mr.. William ID. Smith of Reading.
Pa. With his sisters. Mrs. r. 3. Rich.
ards and Miss Emily A. Smith. arriy-
ed here last Friday on the noon boat
70 occupy their two cottages on Rock
Point. Mr.. Smith Ia well knoun