Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-11
has been coming here for many years
and In great lover Of the island.

MT. and Mrs. Alfred F. N. Streuif Of
Plaindeld. N. j.. are visiting Mrs. d.
8. Barker at her home here, and will
probably be her guests for a consider
able time. Mrs. Barker has as her
guest also. Mr.. John A. Matthias of
,, New York, who arrived here some
time ago for visit Of some duration.
Miss Laura J. Ashmore of Phila-
delphia. Pa, who has been staying for
short time at her cottage here. left
last week for Canadensis, In the Po-
como Mountains In Pennsylvania. She
has built herself q cottage there and
will occupy 1t for the greater part of
the summer, but may possibly return
TO Bailey's during the latter part CT
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Brown of st.
Davids. Pa, with their son and daugh-
ter. Miss Eugenia and Master William
Brown. Jr.. arrived at the island dur
ing the past week and will occupy
Mrs. ID. s. Barker's pretty bungalow,
the Ripple" during their stay here.
The Browns have been coming to this
island for several years and have
grown very fond of 1t during their
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin l.. Johnson are
expected to return from Portland this
week where they. have, been for. the
past four weeks with their young son
LinwoCd, who has been under the
treatment Of DIR. Moulton of the Eye
and Ear Infirmary for ulcer Of the eye.
On account OF the nature of the treat
ment they were obliged to remain in
the city in order that their son could
| receive treatment several times each
day.
Have your packages checked at A.
s. Marr's on Portland Pier when at
Portland. Adv.
Messrs. George n. Johnson and John
| A. Johnson, two Of the best known
fisherman Of the island, have had
their usual excellent success at trawi
and seining fishing. During the last
ten weeks they have cleared $500 be-
tween them which Is a most creditable
I showing.
Miss Marietta knight of Worcester,
Mass, Is occupying the Tolman cot
! tage Overlook" on Summer Hill for
the month Of July, with a party Of
friends composed Of Miss Abbie
Knight, Miss Kate Smith, Miss Grace
Hill and Miss Dorothy Hildreth.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. w. Atwood Of
South Weymouth. Mass. and their
daughter, Miss Alta Shaw. arrived
here on Tuesday Of last week. and are
now occupying their beautifully situat-
ed cottage. "Redgables." They have
been coming here for several years
and would hardly think Of going else
where for the summer.
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Mccall OF
! Philadelphia, who spent the summer
here last year. were guests last Fri
day OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.. Armstrong.
They are spending the summer this
arc occupying a cottage.
A very pretty wedding was celebrat-
| ed here last week between Mr.. Thom-
as Ball and Miss Anna HAZEL. The
marriage took place in the Cathedral
Pines, the services being conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. Tuttle and Rev. Mr.. Sui
livan. and as the bride and groom
came up the path through the woods.
quartet OF ladies sang the Wedding
march. A wedding luncheon was
held afterwards at the brides home
| which was attended by about fifty
! guests.
Mrs. Clyde Brown had as visitors
last Friday her mother. Mrs. Schwefel
Of Philadelphia, Miss Ernestine Fay.
and Miss Jessie Menzies of Brooklyn,
| who are spending the summer on Che
beague.
Mrs. w. T. Galliher OF Washington,
ID. C., with her two daughters, Miss
Ruth and Miss Mildren Galliher, Is
spending the summer at Mrs. T.. +.
Cross's ideally situated cottage After
golw, having arrived here last week.
She IL being visited by her niece.
Miss Virginia Galliher and Is also en-
tanning Miss Lille Beck, both OF
Washington.
Miss Carrie l.. Gleason OF West
Medford. Mass. arrived last week at
Bailey's and is staying at the SPRAY"
cottage. She will In all likelihood re-
main for a considerable time.
Beside the regulation Stars and
Stripes. Mrs. Leon w. Elberson of
New York, who In staying here for the
SIMMER, had floating In the Fourth OF
July breezes another banner with a
most interesting history. This was
the Colorado flag. bearing the State
colors OF yellow and white, and Il was
presented to Mrs. Elberson some years
ago by the city OF Colorado Springs
a. the celebration Of the one hundredth
anniversary OF the discovery Of Pixies
Peak by General Zebulon Montgoms
cry ffke, Oh WnOm Mrs. EiOereOn -
a direct descendant.
Mrs. 9. Winthrop Coffin of st. Dav.
ids. Pa. with her three children, Miss
Catherine and Messrs. winthrop. Jr.,
and Seymour Conn. arrived at Bailey
Island q short time ago and will occu-
py q cottage here for the greater part
of the summer.
Miss Julia Wells of New York, who
has been staying at the island since
the middle OF April, leaves this week
for New York. She will certainly be
greatly missed by her many friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph schnsbelitz of
New York. are spending the summer
at this island and are occupying Mrs.
r. A. Wells bungalow during their
stay here. This is their frst visit to
Bajley's but already they have been
greatly charmed with " In every par
ticular.
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