Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-29

courts among the young men of the
cottage colony. In the first game.
Mr.. Alan Hall and Mr.. Herman Kern
defeated Mr.. John Bdrnham and Mr..
Addison c. Durham 2-1 sets. The
second game resulted In Mr.. Cecil
Hall and Mr.. John DeHart trimming
Mfr. George and Mr.. Harold Oliphant
two straight sets. The finals were
determined by the winners Of out
OF sets, and the championship was
decided by Mr.. Alan Hall and Mr..
Herman Kern beating Mr.. Cecil Hall
and Mr.. John DeHart 8 to sets.
Miss Eva NJ. Dam of Braintree
Mass. and Miss Harriet Young OF
Roxbury. Mass. have been spending
a vacation at the Seaside for the past
| two weeks. Miss Young is a grad
uate of the Eric Pape Art School.
corner of Boylston and Massachu-
sets avenue. Boston.
The young people at the Seaside
enjoyed a marshmaiiow toast In the
pirates Grotto" on Friday evening
last. and sociable good time was had
by all.
A party Of over a dozen guests from
the Robinhood Inn iourneyed to New
Meadows Inn on Monday last in
George Johnson's motor boat, and
partook OF a genuine Maine shore
dinner.
Mr.. Edward F. Saith of Brookline
and Mrs. Smith who have teen spend
Ing pleasant week With Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace p. Stevens. returned to
Brookline today to prepare to spend
August at Canterbury. Me. Mr..
Smith has been commercial pho
tographer in Boston for many years.
Mr.. William Meyer Gehmann Jr..
Mrs. Gehmann and daughter. Eleanor
OF Philadelphia arrived here last week
to sojourn for the rest of the season
at Miss Antoinette Estabrook's cot
tage on the south east side of the
island. They will remain at this de.
lightful location until September. This
is the Gehmann's first season on Bail
ey's and they are delighted with the
island as a summer retreat Mr..
Gehmann is connected with the
Franklin National Bank in Philadel.
phia.
Mr.. B. y. Luckey of the firm of
Hicks & Co. of 39th street and Fifth
Avenue, New York, returned to Bal
ley Tuesday to remain with his par
ents until October first
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin T. Root. who
are spending the summer on Var
mouth Island visited Mr. and Mrs. c.
I. Root last week. Mrs. Root, nee
Miss Olive Schoffff has a host Of
friends among the summer colony
here. They came up to Bailey IN
Mr.. r. b. Pulsifer's motor boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hutchinson and
daughter. Miss Izah E. Hutchinson
Of Brunswick, Me-, have been sojourn-
ing at the Gun Club Camp at the south
east side of the island for the past
two weeks. They entertained Mr.
E. A. Dunlap. his sister. Miss FL
eanor F. Dunlap Of Philadelphia. Miss
Belle H. Smith and Miss NJ. Alice
Knight of Brunswick over Sunday
last. Mr.. Dunlap is instructor Of
athletics in Richmond College, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dearborn and,
d1ughter, Miss Nellie Dearborn OF
Scmerville. Mass, who are sojourn-
ing at the George H. Russ cottage
on the eastern side of Mackerel Cove.
have been entertaining for a week
Mr.. H. d. King Of Somerville. The
Dearborns will spend a months va
cation here.
Mr.. Isaac Richards. Mrs. Richards
and daughter Miss Helen E. Richards.
Miss Isabel Ralston of Norristown. Pa
Miss Anna Moore and Mr.. Winfield 8.
Walker of Philadelphia are summer
ing here on the island for their second
season. Mr.. Walker Is a prominent
barrister in the Quaker City, and Mr.
Richards Is sales manager OF the Otis
Elevator Co.
Mr.. Lawrence Milne. prominent in
the local four hundred at Plainfield.
y. j. arrived here Saturday to enjoy
a three weeks outing on the island.
Mr. Milne has many friends among
the cottage colony here as this Is his
fourth season on Baileys'. Mr.. Milne
Is with Mabon & Co. at As and a.
Wall street, the well known firm of
brokers'.
Rev. Alexander McColl, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church at Morris
town. Pa, with his daughter. Ailsa
McColl and her friend. Miss Beatrice
Rurt of New Bedford, arrived az
the McColrs cottage on Summer Hill
last week. where Rev. Mr.. McColl
will spend a month obtaining a need
ed rest and relaxation.
Mr.. Xanthus Smith and his daugh.
ter, Miss Polly Russell Smith of Phil
adelphia arrived in Portland Friday
morning and were met at the station
by the rest OF the family and friends
In taxicabs so as to whirl across the
city in time for the o'clock boat
down the bay. Miss HARRIET Luck.
eyj Miss Molly Parker. Mr.. r. II. Love-
Joy. DIR. II. Leslie Frye, xanthus. Jr.,
and George Smith comprised the party
who journeyed to Portland to meet
them. Mr.. Smith will remain here
for the rest of the season. There
have been three or four generations
Of artists In the Smith family. Mr..
Smiths father. the late Russell Smith.
who passed away In 1906 was one OF
the finest landscape and scenic paint
ers In the country. He was born In
Glasgow. Scotland, but later made
his home In Philadelphia. He paint
ed the finest drop curtains In the
leading theatres in the country. one