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

himself to the charities Of his native
city. Mr.. Smith has one Of the nm
est cottages on the island which IL
surrounded by a stretch OF velvety
lawn In which he takes great pride.
Mrs. Sarah Estabrook and daughter,
Miss Antoinette Estabrook OF Newton.
Mass. are expected at their island
home. Cragenfels, today. They will
remain until Oct. /.
Evelyn Stetson. the little daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Stetson.
celebrated her eighth birthday last
Monday evening by giving her young
friends party. Light refreshments
were served.
Mrs Arthur II Longfellow OF New
York City accompanied by her young
son Henry G., are here at the Seaside
cottage for the entire season. having
arrived Saturday evening. Mr.. Long
fellow will join his family during the
summer.
The Johnson" the fine summer
house OF Mr.. H. F. Johnson Of the
island. opened for the regular sum-
mer business, Tuesday morning last.
The property during the past spring
mas been entirely overhauled and re-
built an account Of which was publish.
ed In the June 10th issue of this
paper. The furnishings of this house
are first class in every particular and
baths and toilets are among the many
improvements made. Several guests
are expected here July l after which
the Johnson will entertain it's usual
large number OF guests. Mr.. John
son will give his personal attention
TO the management and this Is a guar.
antee that everything for the comfort
OF the patrons will be done.
Miss Kate Maxim. Miss EuIa and
Kathleen Berry. Miss Nan Moulton OF
Wayne, Me-. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G.. Stetson for this week.
Emery II. winslow. Portland High
school. 1911. is visiting mis- cousin.
Harold E. Cram for a short vaca-
ton.
Seaside Cottage one OF the best
known summer boarding houses OF the
island. opened for the season Monday
with Mrs. F. E. Cram in charge.
This popular house has always had
more than its share OF the summer
tourists and the outlook for this year
! Is greater than ever. Mrs. Cram
will make speciality of serving din
ners to excursionists.
Expected to arrive at Hathaway
cottage July 5th to remain until Sept.
LIST are: Mrs. Louis Nasbaum and fam
lily. Mr.. Nasbaum Is principal of the
Horace Binney Public school. PhiladeI-
phia. Pa. The family are well known
on the Island, they having spent one
or two seasons at the Ocean View
hotel
Harold E. Cram of Portland is here
at the Seaside cottage for the summer
months and will assist his mother in
the management Of the house.
The marriage of Mr.. Ralph Root,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Root.
one OF the best known members OF
the summer colony, to Miss Eleanor
Devereux Hastings. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Orlando Burr Hastings. took
place at the home of the groom's par
ents. 300 West 90 ST. New York City,
Thursday. June IL. at p. m The
Wedding was an elaborate AFFAIR and
was largely attended by the relatives
and intimate friends OF the contract
ing parties. Both OF the young peo-
pie are well known here and We are
happy TO report they will spend some
time on the island during the summer.
Mrs. Root has a beautiful soprano
voice and Is soloist OF the End Chris
tian Science Church. New York City
Mrs. r. NJ. Pulsifer has opened her
cottage In the Pasture for the summer
months.
Christian Science service was held
at the home of Mrs. Mary F. Peck. on
Maiden Lane, Sunday morning last
a ~.
order OF service was given and Mrs.
r. c. Drinker and Mrs. Mary F.
Peck were the readers. Since the
close OF the summer services last
last year. service has been conducted
every Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Peck and the attendance was most
satisfactory. Commencing early In
July the service will be held at the
chapel and the readers will be Mrs.
Sydney T. Skidmore and Charles T. q.
Root. The usual Wednesday even
Ing testimony meeting will he conduct
ed.
r. 8. Davis Co. have what you
want for furniture. adv.
Mrs. Ralph E. Swing OF San Berna-
dino. Cal. arrived Sunday to spend
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Sleeper at their cottage, "Restabit'
on Mackerel Cove shore.
Mr. Eugene r. Emmons of Wayne.
Me-. Is clerking for the Bailey Island
Baking Co. This new firm are al
ready having fine success and Mr..
Emmons will have charge of the team
which will deliver orders daily.
Mrs. r. 8. Dexter OF Wayne and
her sister. Mrs. Ella Stafford OF Au-
burn were guests OF Mrs. James G..
stetson. Thursday and Friday OF last
week.
Table board $500 per week for the
season az the Ocean View Hotel. tdv.
The many friends Of Grace Maun
Brown the well-known authoress OF
Denver. Col, Will be pleased to hear
that she II meeting with fine success
with her weekly publication, 9Th
Essene Message" Mrs. Brown and
her two daughters are known 10 many