Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-25
Woodbine

to the opposing batters. who were un.
able to connect with his shoots with
any degree Of success. The game
was featured by the heavy batting OF
the whole Bailey Island team, Fred
Johnson, the star first-sacker, being
the big hitter Of the day.
Mrs. Hastings w. Wright, Miss Eliz.
abeth and Miss ANNA Wright and Mr..
Donald Wright, Of Cambridge, Mass,
arrived at iBailey's on Saturday Of last
week and are staying at Mrs. II. w.
Stokes cottage In the Pastures. They
Will probably stay here for the greater
part OF the summer.
Mr.. John A. Matthias Of New York,
who has been visiting Mrs. David s.
:. rker A; ber ccttes6 here for 4 c..
siderable time, left the island last
Tuesday for his home. He was pre-
ceded by Mr.. Alfred F. H. Streuli of
Plainfeld. n. J.. who with Mrs. St.euli
has been a guest OF Mrs. Barker dur
ing most of the month.
Mrs. Otis VI. tHowland OF Cambridge,
Mass, and her daughter, Miss E. A .
Rowland. arrived here last Friday
and are occupying cottage here for
the rest OF the summer. This is Mrs.
Howland's first visit to Casco Bay and
she Is enjoying 1t greatly. Mr.. How
land Is expected to arrive later.
Mrs. Douglas Darby OF westfield,
y. j.. Is a guest at the SPRAY" cot
tage here and will make a stay of two
or three weeks. Mrs. E. A. Brooks of
West Philadelphia, Pa, and Mr.. E. H.
Goshorn OF Charleston. w. Va. are al
so staying at this cottage. Mr. Gosh
orn Is interested in oil wells in West
Virginia.
Mr.. H. Wallace Smith returns this
week to his outage, The Crags," af-
ter making highly successful bust
ness trip through the West in the in
terests Of the Fownes Gloves Co.
Mr.. c. ]. Benson of Baltimore. Nd.
arrived here last week and Joined his
family at the "Spindrift" cottage for
the remainder of the summer. Mr..
and Mrs. Benson were visited for a
few days this week by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f. Haslcins of Quincy, Mass.
who stopped over for a few days
while on an automobile trip from
Quincy, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Dunham of
Hartford. Conn, who have been
guests Of Mrs. Edwin Tolles at Edge
Cliff" left last week, after a most de-
Eghtful visit here. Mrs. Tolles is ex-
pecting Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Dunham to
visit her this week, who will come up
from Hartford by automobile. Mr..
Dunham is president Of the Travellers
Insurance Company Of Hartford.
Mr.. Clyde Brown of Larchmont y.
T., arrived here recently and joined
Mrs. Brown at their summer cottage
here for the rest Of the season. Mrs.
Brown was visited here for a few
days last week by her sister, Mrs.
E. A. Ballard and Miss Mary Ballard,
who are spending the summer on
Great Chebeague.
Mrs. Clara VI. Jones OF Rumford,
Me-. is again occupying her prettily
situated cottage .'Clarada," for the
summer and has been entertaining
several OF her friends since the early
Fart Of the month. During the early
part of July she was visited by Mr..
and Mrs. Elisha Stetson and daughter
Clara. Mr.. Stetson Is cashier of the
Dixfeld branch Of the Rumford Falls
Trust Company. She Is now enter
tanning Miss Jennie VI. Pratt of Rum
ford. Me-, Miss Margaret c. T-lfar of
Kenosha. Wis, Miss Ethel VI. Skill.
lings Of Rumford Falls, Me-, and Mrs.
Rose f. Merrill OF Turner. Me.
Mrs. Andrew Gibson and family of
North Andover, Mass, arrived here
recently and are occupying their pref
ty cottage, "Braeside," which has Just
been completed. They are being Wis
tied by Miss Harriet May, also of No.
Andover.
Mrs. X. G. Potter of Lewiston, Me-.
arrived at the island last Saturday
and is occupying her cottage here for
some time. She is being visited by
Miss Ida A. Yetten, also of Lewiston.
and Mr.. Potter Is expected down to
spend the week-ends with them.
Miss Bogart and Miss Fetter of
Brooklyn, MY, are among the more
recent arrivals at "Bonnyview," Miss
Susan Jordan's cottage here. Mrs.
Charles Garvin of Wellesley Hills,
Mass. also arrived here last week.
Mrs. j. n. Elwell OF South Wind.
ham, Mass, Is a guest at "RedgabIes."
the l.. w. Atwood cottage, for a time.
Mrs. Atwood returned Wednesday
from Silver Bay. N. Y, where she has
been attending the missionary confer.
ence held there.
Miss Elizabeth Knapp OF Cam
bridge, Mass, arrived at the island on
Wednesday and Is y guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Belt at their cottage on
Summer Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Fairchild OF
Morristown, ". j.. are visiting Mrs.
j. G. Armstrong at her summer cot
tage here and will be her guests for a
considerable time. Mr. Armstrono
returned last Saturday from Brooklyn,
n. Y. where he was called by business
Affairs some time ago.
Mrs. Richard T. Crane, Miss Enza.
beth Crane and Miss Emma Crane ar
rived some time ago at Bailey's and
are occupying "Tiptop" cottage for the
rest OF the summer. They are being
visited by Mrs. Cranes grandchildren,
Misses Eleanor and Lois Perrett.
Mrs. Russell Doubleday OF Glen Head.
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