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

Mrs. Arson Gilman Of Lewiston
and Mrs. c. 8. Newell also Of Lewis
ton, Me-. arrived at their bungalow.
Sea Clin" on Thursday and will stay
TIL late In the fall. Mrs. Gilman and
Mrs. Newell were the pioneer cot
tagers at Bailey's. having built q cot
tage here In 1885.
Miss Margaret n. King and Miss
Hattie F. Trufant Of Boston are at
the Woodbine for their fourth season.
Both Miss King and Miss Trufant are
talented unsteady and can sing and
play. exceptionally well. They are
| friends Of Mr.. G. w. Early, Mr..
Robert Early. Mr.. and Mrs. Tietig
and daughter Edna Tietig and Mrs.
Hunt all Of New York. who left last
Friday after pleasant visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Burnham gave
an informal tea on. Sunday afternoon
for Miss Gertrude Bird Of Newton,
who is with them for the summer.
Many OF the young people were pres
emit and delightful social hour was
spent.
Last Friday evening some clever
charades and impersonations were
( given at the c. T. Root cottage In
which much talent and originality
were shown. Those taking part
| were. Miss Esther Root, Miss Joseph
| inc Kern. Miss Caroline Cushman,
| Miss Ruth Gardiner and Miss Dorothy
ID. Power The young people are
planning more serious undertaking
In the way of a play which may be
given in the Hall later In the season.
Mr.. William Zimmerman Of Brook
line, Mass. who Is spending the
summer on Chebeague was the guest
| OF Mr.. William Power at dinner on
Thursday of last week.
Mr.. John L. Wright. the city editor
OF the Christian Science Monitor in
Boston was down over Sunday as the
guest of Mr.. H. p. Stevens. Mrs.
Wright, who has been visiting Mr..
| Stevens for the past two weeks, re-
| turned home with her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Bright, Miss
Eleanor Bright and Miss Clara A.
Modrow Of Cleveland. Ohio are
guests at the w. E. Johnson cottage
the Outlook.
Mr.. William A. Solely Of Chelsea,
Mass, was the guest Of Mr.. H. p.
! Stevens over Sunday. Mr.. Solely Is
| a Massachusetts Institute Technology
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an old and well known firm Of con-
tractors.
Mrs. Theodore Hardwick and Mrs.
guests Of Mrs. R. c. Drinker for
daughter, Harriet Wills of Norris
guests in August.
Rev. A. d. Snively of Springfield
returned to his parish in Springfield
after pleasant two weeks visit
here as the guest of Mrs. A. F. H.
Streuli. His sister, Miss Margaret
Snively Of Philadelphia, will arrive
about August 1 to be the guest OF
Miss Matilda Wells.
Mrs. Charles C. Able and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Able OF Essex Falls,
N. Y, and friend, Miss Caryl G..
Baker. OF New York City, will be at
the Seaside for two weeks. They
! are on their way to Camden, Me-, to
spend the rest Of the season. They
are friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. D.
Aldrich. and have been here for sew
| eral summers.
Professor and Mrs. r. w. Blake of
South Bethlehem, Pa, are now COM
fortably installed in Mrs. John d
Bluxome's cottage, and will stay here
with their three children until school
opens in the fall. Professor Blake
Is head Of the Latin Scientific de.
partment Of Lehigh University. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert E. Day
| journeyed to Kennebunk, Saturday,
| fer a few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan B. Fay. They returned
| TO their cottage in the Pasture" on
Wednesday.
/ Christian Science services are held
In the Union church. Bailey Island
every Sunday at eleven and every
! Wednesday evening at seven-thirty
All are cordially invited. No collec-
ton.
| On Tuesday night of last week. Mr..
George Root, Mr.. BILLY" Power and
Mr.. "Blin" Gardiner went for a nights
cruise in the Roots launch Tewitisi
to Upper Goose Island. where they
landed to cook their dinner on the
shore. They spent The night In the
launch and returned On Wednesday
at noon.
Cottage Hall was filed by an APP
rreciative audience last Thursday
evening to listen to Mr.. J. w. Rabbit,
the reader and humorist. Mr. Bah
b.tt gave selections from Hamlet"
and several humorous sketches and
readings.
Miss Harriet Luckey Of Patter-
son. n. ]. was the hostess to a 800"
party on Thursday evening last Those
present were: Mr.. George Root, Mr..
Royal Root, Miss Esther Root. Miss
Dorothy Dwight Power ssBfIIy" Pow
er. Mr.. Herman Kern, Miss Josephine
Kern Miss Ruth Gardiner, Mr..
Xanthus Smith. Mr.. George Smith.
Miss Harriet Luckey. Miss Molly
Parker. Miss Daisy Burbridge, Miss
Mary Isabella Starr. and Miss Bird
The prizes were carried OF by Mr.
Royal Root and Miss Dorothy Power.
The evening at 800" was a very
enjoyable one. and after the cards. re-
freshments were served.
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