Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-08

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Mrs. Vincent Ballard and Miss
Fannie Ballard OF Brcokline. Mass,
left the island for their home last
week. after being guests here for
space OF several weeks, which have
passed all too quickly for both of
them.
Mr.. Charles Smith OF New York
City. arrived here last week and was
guest at the house for a few days.
On Wednesday afternoon OF last
week, a most charming afternoon tea
was held by Miss Harriet Luckey and
Mr.. Benjamin Luckey at Mr.. Luckey's
studio here. IL was attended by
many Of the summer people and was
In every way a most dainty and de-
lightful affair.
Miss Esther and Miss Anna Lappin
OF Philadelphia, spent last Friday Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Brown at
Ripple" bungalow. They were on
their way back to Philadelphia from
Southwest Harbor, where they have
been spending several weeks. This
was their first, visit to the Maine coast
and they were greatly delighted with
1t, hoping to return again next year.
Mrs. Hastings Wright who has been
staying at Mrs. H. w. Stokes cottage
for several weeks. left recently for
her home in Cambridge. Mass. She
hopes to return again late in the sea-
son as she has been much impressed
with the island.
Miss Marietta Knight, Miss a. c.
knight, Miss Katherine Smith. Miss
Grace Hill and Miss Dorothy Hid
reth. all OF Worcester. Mass, who
have been occupying Overlook" cot
tage on Summer Hill for the month Of
July. left last week for their homes
in Massachusetts,, after passing the
month among the charms Of Casco
Bay.
Mr.. w. T. Brown, who with his
family. have been staying at the is
land for the greater part of the sum-
mer, left last week for his home in
Philadelphia, Pa. to resume his busi-
ness affairs. 1t is probable that he
will return to Bailey's later in the
summer to rejoin his family again be-
fore they all leave for Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Day of Wash
ington, ID. c., arrived last Sunday at
their summer cottage in the Pastures
here, where they will remain for the
balance Of the season. They are ex-
pecting Mrs. Days mother. Mrs. E.
]. Lyle OF Buffalo,-N. Y, to arrive
shortly to spend some time with
them.
Among recent arrivals at the SPRAY
cottage, were Mrs. F. A. Fairchild
and Miss Helen l.. Fairchild. of Wav-
erly, Mass.,Mr A. II. Stokes, Mrs. F.
w. Hill Of New York City, Mrs. F. A.
Osborn of Newark, y. j., and Miss
poScio Nnn0ronoh 1f 10
]. All OF them are enjoying life
here and having a most delightful
time in every way. Mrs. E. A. Brooks,
who has been staying here, left on
Monday for her home in West Phil
adelphia, after a most pleasant stay.
Miss Mabel Duncan Thurston, Of
Washington, d. c., Joined her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Thurston at their
summer home here, a short time ago.
Miss Thurston has been spending the
summer at the Pennsylvania Girls
Camp Of the Christian Association at
Canton. Pa. She is well known in
the literary world, being on the edi-
torial staff of the Youths Companion.
besides writing for several other
periodicals.
Miss Blanche G.. Smith and Miss
Helen r. Smith, Of East Orange, ~. j.,
are expected to arrive at the island
this week for the rest Of the month.
They will be the guests while here
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Wallace Smith at
their summer cottage, the "Crags"
near Little Harbor. Both are well
acquainted with .Bailey's having been
here in former years.
Have your bundles checked while
in Portland at A. w. Marr's on Custom
House pier. Adv.
Mrs. Edwin Tolles was called away
from the island for some time last
week by the serious illness OF Mr..
Tolles at his home in Hartford, Conn.
She Is expected to return this week
for the rest Of the summer.
Last week Messrs. George and John
johnson Of this island brought in over
1000 pounds of fish from their travis
around Half Way Rock. This Is a
most excellent catch and they were
heartily congratulated by their
friends. The fish have been running
in good numbers this year and large
catches have been the rule among
the fishermen OF the island.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Fairchild OF
Morristown, y. j., who have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Armstrong
at their cottage on Summer Hill for
a few weeks, returned recently to
their home in New Jersey enjoying a
most delightful visit here. Mr.. Arm
strong has also been away from the
island during the past week, being
called back to Brooklyn by business
affairs for a short time.
Mr.. Won Ogden vogt OF Cheshire,
Conn, arrived at the island on Tues
day OF this week and Is a guest dur
ing his stay at Hill Crest cottage
here. He Is enjoying his visit to the
island greatly and hopes to make an
extended stay In Casco Bay.
Miss Alice wadsworth and Miss
Herrick, both of Chicago, who have
been staying at "Morningside." Mrs.
A. G. Coiton's pretty summer home
on Summer Hill for several weeks,
left recently after enjoying a most
delightful stay In every respect as
the guests Of Mrs. Cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Babcock and
Mr.. Leon Babcock Of Lewiston, ac-