Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-15
method of travelling has 1t far above

any otner.
Among the more recent arrivals at
The Spray" cottage are Mr.. and Mrs.
H. NJ. Lord. Of Cockeysville, Md, Mrs.
+. w. Hill, OF New York City. Mrs. w.
E. Ferhald and Miss Helen l.. Ferhald,
OF waveriey, Mass. All are enjoying
a most agreeable time as visitors to
Bailey's.
DIR. and Mrs. ID. l.. Leach, OF Wash
ington. ID. c.. have recently arrived at
the island and have rented Mrs. E. j.
Wells cottage for the rest Of the sum-
mer. They are being visited by Mrs.
Florence II. Miller, Mr.. Allen Miller.
their niece and nephew, Miss Eliza
beth and Mr.. Francis Leach, and Miss
Elizabeth Ober, all of Washington.
who will be their guests during the
greater part OF their stay.
Miss Blanche Prescott, of Washing
ton. ID. C.. is visiting Mrs. w. c. Gal
liner. for few weeks at her summer
cottage here.
Miss Blanche and Miss Helen Smith.
OF Orange. n. j., arrived last week at
the island and will visit their uncle,
Mr.. II. Wallace Smith, at "The Crags"
Tor the rest of the month. They have
been coming to Casco Bay as Mr.
Smiths visitors for several years and
think there is no place to compare
with it.
Last week a gay party of people
from here went on a picnic to South
rreeport. making an all-day trip of il.
They returned at night after enjoying
thoroughly delightful day. Those
who composed the party were: Mrs.
c. j. Benson, Miss Frances and Miss
Dorothy Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
brooke. Mrs. NJ. G. Pearson, Miss May
Pearson, Miss Mamie Dorsey, Miss
Fanny Elsroad, and Miss Dorothea
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther /. Bonney, of
Franklin, Mass, arrived some time
ago at Bailey's and are occupying the
prettily situated "Nezinscott' cottage
during their stay. Mr.. Bonney is the
mead OF the Latin department at Dean
Academy at Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradford, Miss
Harriet Bradford and Mr.. Pratt Brad
lord, who have been spending a week
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Pratt at
the Clarada cottage, returned last Sat
urday to their homes in Dexter, Me-,
after one of the most delightful visits
they have ever made here
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Merrill, Miss
Alice Merrill, Miss Ella Haywood, and
Miss Muriel Shaw, all of Turner, Me-,
were visitors over last weekend, of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. /. Bonney at the Nez-
inscott cottage. They came down
from Turner to Harpswell in their
automobile and made the trip across,
spending some pleasurable hours as
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonneys guests, Mrs.
Bonney is also being visited by her
mother, Mrs. Alice Bigelow, who
comes from Turner, too, and will be
her daughters guest during the extent
of the latter's stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Irish, of Bux-
field, Me-, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Pratt and Miss Clara Jones for a
located at the head of Little Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt are also entertain
ing Mr. and Mrs. Fred Atwood and
their grandson, Master Elwell Lyons,
who arrived on Thursday of last week
for their visit. Mr.. Atwood is the
postmaster at Rumford Falls, Me. Mr..
Sarsone Pratt, of Turner. Me.,< Is an
other visitor at "Clarada" cottage.
The Craigefels tea-room at Thunder
hole, under the management of Miss
r.. lmura Is as last year, passing
through a highly successful summer
The Japanese novelties which are for
sale here were imported from Japan
by Miss Imura especially for the tea
room and they are really exquisite
pieces of work. Dainty post cards of
Japanese wood are to be had which
are strikingly beautiful. The rooms
may be engaged for card parties by
any of the summer visitors and sew
eral parties so far this year have
availed themselves of the opportunity.
Last week three tables of bridge-play-
ers from some of the nearby hotels
and cottages were pursuing this game
here.
Mr.. Charles Perkins, of Rockland,
Me-, Mr.. T.. w. Wheeler and Mrs. I. w.
Wheeler, of Brunswick, Me-, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Wheeler, of Bermuda, Mrs.
Hattie Shaw, and Miss Mildred Shaw,
OF Freeport, are occupying the wonder
fully situated cottage of the Brunswick
Gun Club. near Thunder Hole, where
they expect to remain for several
weeks.
Professor and Mrs. Irving Fay, and
Miss Ernestine Fay, of Brooklyn, n.
Y, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Brown at their cottage overlooking
Little Harbor for some time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown have as their guest, also
Mr.. j. VI. Sternhagen, of New York
City. DIR. Fay is professor of chem
istry at the Brooklyn Polytechnic In
stitute. while Mr.. Sternhagen Is
member OF the class OF 1912 at New
York University.
Mrs. +. w. Hill, of New York City,
Is visiting her daughter Mrs. Patton at
the island. Mrs. Patton, who Is occu-
pying the Skidmore bungalow, hopes
to entertain her 7other for a consid-
erable time yet. -
Recent arrivals at "Morningside,"
Mrs. A. &. Colton's pretty cottage on
Summer Hill. include Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Blake. OF East Orange, N.
j., and Mrs. Draper and Miss Alice
Draper. Of Springfield, Ill, who will be
her guests for the greater part OF the
rest Of the season.
Miss Grace Dickinson, OF Worcester.
Mass. arrived on Sunday OF last week
at Bailey's for an extended sojourn.
During her stay she will be the guest