Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-12

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charming summer cottage "Restabit'
until the first part OF October. IL not
later The Sleepers always come ear.
BY and go late. thinking rightly that
there Is no lovelier time in Casco Bay
than the late spring and early fail.
Mrs. H. Wallace Smith OF New
York. will remain at the "Crags"
through the rest of the month with
her mother, Mrs. Gertrude Lame.
Mr.. Smith, who left last week to re-
sumo his duties with the Fownes
Glove Comany. will return the first
4; OF October to join them for a few
days before leaving.
Mrs. II. y. Stokes and Miss Dorothy
Stokes will leave the island shortly
and return to their home In Washing.
ton. ID. c.. after spending the entire
summer at their cottage in the Past
ures.
Mrs. A. c. Cotton. who has been as
usual occupying her pretty cottage
"Morningside" on Summer Hill since
early in the summer, will remain
there for few days yet before re-
turning to her home in South Airing
ton, Mass. She expects to leave Bal
ley's about the middle of the month.
Professor and Mrs. Frank II. Rob-
son and family of Worcester. Mass.
who have been occupying the Denny
cottage on Summer Hill since the
first part Of July, left a few DAYS ago
! after passing delightful summer.
Professor Robson returns to resume
his duties as the head master of the
Bancroft School at Worcester, which
opens in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Tolles Of Hart.
! ford. Conn.,, will remain for a few
days at their beautifully situated
cottage "Edgeclif," before leay-
ing the island. Mr.. Tolles has been
recovering rapidly from his recent i'll
ness and does not wish to leave until
1t becomes absolutely necessary.
Miss Fannie Esroad OF Baltimore.
Nd, will return to her home about
the middle Of the month after spend
ing the entire summer here. She has
been Joined recently at "Spindrift"
| cottage by Miss Mamie Dorsey, also
Of Baltimore. who has been register
ed since early in June at the Drift
wood and who will leave for home at
the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Soden and the
Misses Edith, Alyce and Margaret
Soden, who have as usual been spend
ing the summer months most delight
fully at the Johnson House, returned
last week to 'Newtonville, Mass, stop
ping of for one day in Portland on
the way.
Mr.. James Fox OF Portland. who has
been occupying his new bungalow at
the East End since the early part Of
June. intends to stay down at the is
lond until the first part of November
having been greatly delighted with
the island this summer.
The Robinhood Inn closed its doors
for the 1912 season on Saturday Of last
week and Miss Massey has returned
to Philadelphia. The Inn has lost none
Of its popularity with visiting tourists
this summer and all through the
height OF the season had more appli-
cations than could possibly have been
accommodated.
NJ. Ward and sons, the well-known
plumbers who have their summer
headquarters at this island will leave
around the end of the month for their
winter home in North Sebago The
summer has been a most prosperous
one for the members of the concern
anu tucy nave udu IllelT HdnuS Iull ALL
year to attend to the orders which
they have received. At the present
time they are doing some work for
Mr.. J. c. Armstrong which they ex-
pect to finish this week or next.
r. s. Davis Co., Portland. is the
real quality store for house furnish
ings and Is known everywhere. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Armstrong of
Morristown. n. J. have left the island
for home, departing on Tuesday of
this week. Mrs. Armstrong; sister,
Miss Minnie Fairchild, who has been
staying here with them, will reman
until the first OF October together with
her guest, Miss Blanche Beach OF
lMorristown.
Mrs. Flora NJ. Hall of Worcester
Mass, according to her usual custom
will spend the month Of September
here, although she has not been down
during the past summer. She arrived
last week and is now occupying her
cottage 'Breezemere" on Summer
Hill. where she will stay during her
sojourr.
Mr. and Mrs. +. r. Partington OF
Washington, -. C., will remain for a
few weeks at their cottage on the
oOutu sue, NutTc lutg nave DfeuI
since the early part. OF June. MrI
Partington will then leave to resumed
his duties as director OF the National
PARK Seminary the famous girls
school at Forest Glen. ND, just out
sides Of Washington. III
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown. with |
Miss Helen and Mr.. Clyde Brown, u, |
leave for their home in Larchmort |
". Y. on September 16. They hae
been occupying the Symonds cottae |
here since the early part OF the suS-
mer and have been greatly deIightf
with their first year at Bailey's, VI.
Brown 10 solicitor for the New Yok
Central railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. James III. Patton aIs
family OF Newtonville. Mass, return
ed few days ago to their homes 4
ter a delightful vacation here. ThS
have been occupying the Skidmof
bungalow during their stay and ths