Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-15
Bailey Island


MIR. hezekiau fIince Starr, OF
Spencer. Mass. is as usual spending
ms annual outing here as the visitor
OF his son, Mr.. Erastus J. Starr, at his
summer cottage, here. Mr.. starr has
been coming To bailey's for several
seasons and has Always been a nrm
admirer OF the island.
AR. and mrs. CHARLES III. Mann, OF
New York CITY, have again arrived al
the island to spend the balance OF the
summer season and for the next few
weeks Will visit Mr. and Mrs. Perry
MacNeille at their cottage here. AIR.
and Mrs. Mann were really the first
summer people to come to Bailey's
and have Deen residents here for over
twenty-five years.
Mr.. Perry X. MacNeille, of Summit,
n. j., mas joined ms family here for
the remainder OF the summer. Mr.
MacNeille has been only able TO make
nying trips, SO lar, 10 the island, but
II Is hoped tnat this time he will be
able to remain tor considerable stay.
AIR. Horace Mann, OF New ork City,
who is SO weli-known to all the sum-
mer residents here, Is at present IN
Akron, Ohio, where ne mas gone in
connection with the building OF the
model town which the Goodyear Rub
Der Company Is putIing up Tor its en-
pioyees. Inc firm OIL Mann and Mac
I>elile, OF which Mr. Mann Is the SEN
ior partner, has drawn the plans for
this town. II is hoped that Mr. Mann
will be able to spend a snort time at
Bailey's later In the month.
Miss Christine Mann, OF New York
City, arrived last week at the Island
and will stay until the end OF the sum-
ner at the Munroe cottage on PepDly
Deacn. mss Mann has been WORKING
TINS summer in hospitals in New YORK
III connection with ner studies in the
Cornell University Medical Scnooi,
wnere she mas recently completed her
tnIrd year.
lry one of the r. S. Davis Co., Port
land, Florence Automatic Blue r'iame
Oii StoveS- NO LetIer made and none
as good.-Adv.
Dr. Harriet Burnett and her daugh-
ter, Miss Catherine Burnett, have re-
.enliy returned TO tnelr Summer nome
On ADner's Point, aIIer having ueen
away from the island for little ovel
a week while on a motoring trip with
friends through the White Mountains
They will remain here for the rest OF
the summer.
Mr.. George +. Root and Mr. Robert
Hathaway, OF New York City, arrived
last Sunday at Baiiey's, where they
will spend the rest of the summer.
Mr.. Royal Root is expected to arrive
later to join them. The Root boys
have been greatly missed SO far this
year by their friends among the
younger set here and will certainly be
warmly welcomed back
The readings of Mrs. Clara Louise
Burnham's new book, The Inner
rlame," which have been held during
the past week by Mrs. Burnham, came
to close recently and were much
enjoyed by all who heard them. The
publishing of the novel has been post
poned from September IA to Septem-
Der %, as it was felt by the publishers
that the former date would have been
a trifie too early.
Miss Knudsen, of East Orange, n.
j., is visiting her sister, DIR. Harriet
Burnett at her summer home on Alb
ner's Point, having arrived short
time ago. Miss Knudsen has many
friends among the summer residents
VINO will be glad to learn that she will
be here for the rest of the season.
Several of the residents at the
island this summer have been much
annoyed by the noise occasioned by
some or the unmuffied motor boats
around this part of the bay and have
voiced their complaints of ii rather
strongly. When IL is taken into con-
sideration that il costs but a very
little outlay Of money to install an
underwater exhaust on an engine, IL
would seem that motor boat owners
should be willing and even should go
out their way to save other people In
the bay from the annoyance and dis
comfort which they otherwise are con-
tinually causing them to suffer.
Mr.. Arthur Webb. Of Chicago, ILL.,, Is
expected shortly to arrive here to be
a guest of Mrs. Clara Louise Burn
ham at The Mooring." Miss Alice
Lee Herrick, who has been visiting
Miss Josephine Kern here, left short
time ago and has gone to Rockland
where she will stay for some time at
the Hotel Samosett.
DIR. B. r. Luckey, of Paterson, u. j.,
returned to the island on Saturday of
last week to spend his annual outing
at the Luckey cottage here. He will
certainly be a welcome addition to the
summer colony already at Bailey's.
Mr.. William Powers, of New York
City, came back to the island for a
short time last week and was accorded
warm welcome by his many
friends here. He has been coming to
Bailey Island for several seasons, al
ways playing a prominent part in the
summer life and IL is to be regretted
that his stay here this year should
be such limited one.
Check your bundles while up town
at A. w. Marr's, Custom House
Wharf, beside the steamer landing
Adv.
Messrs. Arthur and Milton Knight,
OF Worcester, Mass, arrived at the
island last week and will spend the
rest Of the month and up to Labor
Day, here. They have been much
pleased with their experiences so far
and are both OF the opinion that
Bailey's Is one OF the finest summer
resorts In the whole country.
Mr.. Otis NJ. HowIand. of Cambridge,
Mass. made his arrival at the island
last week and Joined his wife and