Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-15

mouse Tor the entire season. This
is their first summer In Maine, and
they think Bailey's delightful re-
treat.
Mr.. Donald w. Webster who Is In
the Auditing Dept OF the New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph Co. I'm
Portland, came down Saturday with
Miss Bernice Lyman to spend Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sleeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Lowell Of
Coaticooke. Quebec. and son Merri-
nan Lowell, have as their guest. Miss
Dorothy Somers of Sherbrooke, Que,
bee. who stays for two weeks. Mr..
Henry Lowell came down from Port
land TO spend the week end with his
parents. Mr.. C.. H. Lowell Is a
member Of the Canadian Parliament
from Stanstead County. The Low
ellis are occupying the "Periwinkle"
on the eastern shore OF Mackerel
Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merrill and
daughter Alice, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Leavitt and little daughter
Gertrude OF Turner, Maine. arrived
last Thursday for a weeks outing at
the Turner cottage. Mr.. Leavitt Is
putting some additions on the Pratt
and Jones cottage on Summer Hill.
Many Of the young people of the IS
land attended the dancing party which
was given at Centennial hall. West
Harpswell, Saturday evening last.
The social was given by W. F. Skill
hngs OF this island and Earl NIerri-
man Of Harpswell.
Miss Annie B. Drake of Worcester.
Mass. is at the Seaside cottage for a
two weeks sojourn.
The fishing schooner "A. d. Will.
lard" Capt. Frank Doughty. was re-
ported at Boston last week with fifty
four swordfsh. The price secured
was ten cents pound and each men,
Der Of the crew realized $500 for the
trip. Several members of the crew
! who reside here came home for a
day or more.
Miss Adele Spooner and her aunt,
Miss Mary E. Spooner, both OF
Springfield. Mass, are at the Seaside
cottage for two weeks sojourn.
The Bailey Island Bakery Co. are
having a most successful trade and
all the people here are pleased with
their high quality of cooking.
Il
ing few days with his mother and
sister at Craigenfels, south end OF
the island. He returned to Boston
Monday p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gilman and
friends were here at their cottage dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. Edwin Tolles of Hartford.
Conn, with her maid, is occupying her
| beautiful summer residence Edge
| cliff" above the mouth of Little Har-
| Dor" This Is her fifth season on
Bailey's, and she will probably stay
till late in September. Mrs. Tolles
is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Woodruff Of Los Angeles, Cal. who
are enroute for Europe. They will
be here for short stay as they sail
iiths- t~euty -nin,if of the fnoncs.f. >-gDIii :.
| and Mrs. E. r. dewolfe Of New York
City arrived here Tuesday to spend
week with Mrs. Tolles They came
to Portland via the Maine s. S. Co.
and will spend the summer at their
camp. "Onawa," near Moosehead Lake
Mrs. W. II. Sears OF Arlington,
Mass. Is the guest Of Mrs. A. c.
Cotton at her cottage, "Morningside,"
for two weeks visit.
Everything for your summer home
can be found at r. s. Davis Co., Port
land.-Adv.
Mrs. r. T. Crane and Miss Emma
Crane of East Orange, ". j. and
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Crane, and
| daughter Miss Corinne Crane and
son, Jay Crane of Newark, y. ]. are
az the Tip Top Cottage for the season.
Il Il. Ut
| college, where she Is a Junior next
fall. Miss Elizabeth Crane of East
Orange will not arrive here until the
middle OF August, as she Is on an ex.
tended tour of the west, including
Mexico. Arizona. California. Washing
ton, and Alaska. Mr.. William A.
Crane is head OF Dunn & Co.. who
publish the rating book and financial
review.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Smith of
Brookline, Mass. arrived on the after.
noon boat Saturday to spend several
weeks.
Mr.. Everett Wallace OF Worcester,
Mass. Is spending a weeks vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Tolman at
their cottage Overlook" on Summer
Hill.
Mrs. z. b. Ford and son. Freder.
lex r. v. Ford Of Worcester. Mass.
are at their cottage. "wyndhurst" on
Summer Hin for six weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Roberts OF
Glen Ridge. ". j., Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert W. Adams of Newark. ". j.. Mr..
and Mrs. Marc Bingham of
New Ulm, Minnesota and Miss
Antoinette Faye OF East Orange.
\. j.. were the guests OF
DIT. Harriet K. Burnett at her
beautiful villa "Anoatok" on Alb
ner's Point on Saturday last. Doc.
tor Burnett built her summer resi-
dence last year. and II Is without
question one OF the most luxurious on
the island. The Indian name AN
oatok" possesses an esoteric sIenifi-
canoe. the literal translation OF which
is" spot-the-winds-love."
Miss Avis Jones OF Colorado
Springs Is the guest OF Miss Ruth