Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-04

othy Allen, Of Philadelphia, Pa, arrive
at the island this week, and will be
be guests at the Driftwood during
their stay here. which will in all like
lihood be for the entire summer. They
have been visitors to Bailey Island be-
fore. occupying a cottage here last
year and are extremely fond of Il.
Mrs. c. L. Lancaster, of New York,
comes to the house this week to stay
for some time. Mrs. Lancaster has
done a great deal OF travelling. both
In this country and abroad. She is
an accomplished linguist. speaking
several languages fuently and last
winter she translated ',per Arme
Heinrich" by Hauptmann from the
German.
Not the least OF the many charms of
Bailey Island which are so attractive
to the summer visitor are the dain-
ties, frozen and otherwise. dispensed
by Mr.. James G. Stetson at his store
here. The Stetson goods are famous
throughout the bay and the ice cream
ard candy to be gotten here have a de-
licfous flavor rarely equalled and never
surpassed elsewhere. While Quali-
ty Is the first and prime consideration
here. quantity Is not neglected. and
Mr.. Stetson always has an abundance
or good things on hand to satisfy the
wants OF his customers.
r. s. Davis Co.. Portland, carry a
large and very complete Of the best
grade OF cottage and piazza furnish.
ings. Adv.
Mrs. Mary Jordan and the Misses
Elizabeth and Susan Jordan, OF Lewis
| ton, Me-, opened their cottage "Bonny-
view one day Of last week and will
| spend the entire summer here They
| are being visited by Miss Georgietta
| Lane and have as guests, also. Mrs.
e. NJ. Lunt and Miss Grace Lunt, all
oil whom are from Lewiston too.
Miss Jordan will as usual open her
photograph studio this week and 1t
| would pay anyone we'll to inspect the
many beautiful island and bay views,
which she has on exhibition. Miss
Jordan will also conduct a tea.room
here this year, and this should be a
great success in a place like Bailey's
where such a thing has been long de-
| sired.
Mr.. Clyde Brown Of New York was
| a visitor to the island over last Sun
day and will return again later in
| July to spend two months with his
wife and children. who have been here
since the early part Of June.
Miss Alice Knapp and Miss Alice
Belt OF New Haven. Conn. are spend.
in the summer at this island and dur
Ing their stay are occupying "Hil.
crest" cottage on Summer Hill.
They have been greatly delighted
with their experiences here so far and
| arc in high hopes of passing one of
their best vacations here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C.. Armstrong of
Brooklyn, y. Y, arrived here the last
part Of last week and are now occu-
pying their pretty summer home here.
They are being visited by ,Mr. and
Mrs. F. II. Fairchild. OF Norristown.
y. j., and will probably remain here
until after Labor Day.
Mr.. H. Wallace Smith. who has
been here since the first part OF June,
left the island few days ago for
New York from where he will make
a business trip through the principal
cities In the western part Of the coun-
try. He will return to Bailey's at the
| end Of the month.
DR.. J. L. Seward of Orange. y. J.,
and his daughter, Miss Christine Sew
ard will arrive here next week to
SOsAA -"h .. oCW diu anu ucT sister, MISS
Laura Kimber, who have been here
FOR some time.
Miss Katherine Burnett of East
orange, y. j., has been visiting DIR.
Anna Mann Richardson here during
the past week. She Is expecting her
mother, DIR. Harriet X. Burnett. to
arrive very shortly with her sister,
Mrs. Knudsen.
Mr.. Warren Dahler, who contributed
so much to the life Of the summer
colony here in former years. will
probably not occupy his picturesque
villa Chanticleer" this year. He is at
present engaged in painting the tap
estries for large hotel in New York
and II Is almost certain that he will
be engaged in this for the whole sum-
mer.
Miss Josephine Thorp of East
Orange. y. j., arrived at her cottage
here for the summer an Friday OF last
week, and Is being visited by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Mersereau OF New York.
VINO Will be her guests for the great
or part OF the summer. During the
winter, Miss Thorp. together with
Miss Vida Sutton, who was a resident
mere last year, gave series OF folk
lore recitations, a subject of which
they both have made an extensive
study, before many clubs. private
gatherings, schools and colleges. II
! Is possible that Miss Thorp may give
some OF these up here; although with
out Miss Sutton, who Is spending the
summer travelling I'm Europe, after
passing the winter In Chicago. where
she gave course on the development
OF the drama.
Mrs. Leon w. Elverson OF New
York City. is spending the summer at
Bailey's and Is occupying her pretty
''Elizabethan" cottage here. She is
being visited by Mrs. Louise G. Walk
er, also Of New York, who will be her
guest for a considerable time.
Mr.. Emory Winslow OF Portland,
was visitor to the island over the
weekend and while here was a guest
OF Mr.. Harold r. Cram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G. Newman
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