Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1911-08-31
The Outlook.

probably make quite an extended
stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Valentine. who
have been guests here for some
| weeks, left for their home in New
| York last week. Their visit here has
proved most delightful for them both
and they hope to be able to return
next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Neufeld, OF
| New York, registered here for their
vacation a short time ago and hope
to be able to remain for some time.
Miss Lillian Robinson. of Railway,
y. j., who has been a guest here for
the past two weeks. left few days
| ago after having enjoyed a most de-
lightful stay.
The contract for building the new
public library here, of which a detail
ed description was recently given, has
| been finally awarded to Mr.. Charles
| Thomas and the work has already
been begun. The bazaar which
| was held last week in Cottage
Hall for the benefit of the Library
Fund proved to be a most unusual
! success, practically every one at the
island attending 1t. Over $3.50 was
| taken in, showing in itself what a
great interest was taken in the af-
fair.
Mrs. John de Hart, and her two
| sons, Messfs. Seward and Kimball de
Hart, Of Maplewood. n. j., arrived at
Bailey's last Friday and will be the
| guests for two weeks Of DR.. ]. s. Sew
ard at his summer home here.
| The baseball season here came to
a glorious finish last week, when by
! twice defeating Mere Point b. de-
cisive scores, the local team won the
championship of the bay. Out of the
thirteen games that have been play.
ed the Bailey Islanders have nine vic
tories TO their credit, giving them a
percentage of Cos. Great interest
has been shown by the residents Of
the islaod in the games and their sup
port all along has been most enthu-
siastic. In the next to the last
game Of the season, Mere Point was
defeated by the score of so. The
game was featured by McCartney's
pitching. who had Mere Point at his
mercy all the way. The score:
Bailey Island. $1,000 0-5
Mere Point, 900 o o o o o 90
Batteries: Mccartney and Ford;
Leonard and Chapman.
Mrs. F. ID. Smith and Miss Grace
| Smith, Of Longmeadow, Mass, who
! have been guests for some time Of
Mrs. Harrison Allen, left last Monday
| for their home.
The Misses Anna and Helen Davis,
OF Wayne. Pa, are visiting their Sis
| ter, Mrs. w. T. Brown, here and will
| probably remain for several weeks.
| Mr.. Brown, who has been here for
most of the season left on Monday Of
last week for Philadelphia.
Mrs. A B. Fay, of Washington, who
has been spending the summer at Ken
Eebunk, was a visitor to the island
last week, being the guest while here
of her sister, Mrs. Herbert Day at
her summer home, Gray Rocks"
Recent guests at the Spray cottage
have been DR.. and Mrs. Charles J.
Gould and Miss Lillian Gleason Of
North Attleboro,, Mass, Mrs. and
Miss Bond, Of Worcester, and Miss
Marian Webber, of Boston, Mass.
Professor and Mrs. F. B. Aldrich,
OF Worcester, Mass, with their little
daughter, Miss Madeleine Aldrich,
her cottage here. Professor Aldrich
Is Master Of Mathematics at worces-
tel Academy. Mrs. Stokes is also
entertaining Mrs. Oscar Morse Of
Amherst, Mass, and Mr.. George
Chesm, OF Springfield.
Mr.. Sidney Gray, OF Boston, Is ex-
pected to arrive shortly to visit his
brother. Mr.. E. c. Gray, at his sum-
n aIo 10
| time.
"Rosemont," the pretty summer
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Potter,
has been closed up for the rest Of the
summer, owing to the continued Sc
rious illness OF Mrs. Potter's mother,
Mrs. G. Y. Newman. However, II
is possible that later In September
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter may be back for
a few days.
Recent guests at "Morningside,"
Mrs. A. c. Colton's pretty cottage, are
tho Misses Lyford, of Lewiston, Me-;
Miss Helena Holmes and Miss Annie
II. Moriarty, also Of Lewiston; Miss
Edna wadsworth, OF Chicago. They
will all remain till after Labor Day.
Mrs. Warren Simpson and Miss
Helen Simpson left Friday for their
home in South Weymouth.
Miss Ada Wentworth, OF Lewiston.
Me-, is expected TO arrive this week at
"Bonnyview." Miss Susan Jordan's
cottage. Mrs. NJ. II. Darling and
Miss Christine n. Darling OF Worces-
ter, and Mrs. Susan Greedy and Miss
Mary Cochrane, OF Allston, Mass,
who have been guests there for some
time left last week.
Mrs. r. p. Ford has left the island
for some time and Is visiting friends
during her absence at ogunquit, Ne.
tMr. and Mrs. Gordon Willis, Mr..
A. n. RAYMOND, and Miss Margaret
Howe, all OF South Weymouth. Mass
were guests OF Rev. and Mrs. l.. w.
Atwood last week at Redgaoies COT.
tage. Miss Alta Shaw entertained
some OF her friends at Redgaoies,
those in the party being the elsses
Katherine and Lena Paul, who came
Il <.~~ f~or, The Atrburn Colony In south