Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-25


T., who has been a guest here for the
month OF July, left the island last
week and will spend the rest of her
summer outing In the mountains OF
New Hampshire and Vermont Mrs.
Scherp comes here regularly every
year and divides her time equally be-
tween the seashore and the noun
tains.
For cottage plumbing. the firm OF
M. Ward and son here can certainly
save you money and at the same
time give you the best results. Their
workshop here on the island enables
them to do any work Of this sort you
may want done with skill and des-
patch. They are contractors for
water supply outfits. windmills. tanks.
pumps, and pipe fittings and cottage
plumbing Is their speciality. They
rare we'll known by satisfied custom
ers all through the bay and a single
trial will avail to put anyone among
this class.
| Go to r. s. Davis Co.. Portland.
for exactly what you want in the
line OF furnishings for your summer
cottage. Adv.
| Mr.. Perry MacNeille. OF Summit,
n. j.. spent a few days last week
with his family at their cottage here
Mr.. MacNeille has been prevented
from making an extended stay here
this summer by his business interests
In Akrcn. Ohio. where he Is engaged
IN planning the model city which the
Goodyetr Rubber Company is found
ing for the benefit of their employees.
but it is hoped that a little later in
the summer he will be able to come
to the island for a stay Of consider
able duration.
The many friends of Mr.. Horace
Mann, Of the firm OF Mann and Mac.
Nellie. OF New York, who has been
IN the habit Of spending his summer
vacations here, will be sorry to learn
| that he Is not to follow his usual Gus
tom this year, but will sail this week
| Tor Europe, where he will make n
trip through England. He has always
contributed in large measure to the
life OF the summer colony here, and
Will be greatly missed by all his many
acquaintances upon the island.
Mr.. George Gray Barnard. the
world-famous sculptor, who Is spend
ing his summer here, is at the present
time working upon a statue of Presi-
dent Lincoln for the city OF Cincinna-
Il, upon which he has been engaged
Tor considerable time. IL 1t is posi-.
bic for him to make suitable arrange
ments, he intends to work upon il
curing the summer. The statue will
PROBABLY not be completed until some
time next spring.
Owing to the delay which has been
suffered In putting the finishing
touches upon the new Public Library
here, the opening of this has been
A
thought that II would be. At the
present time, however. workmen are
engaged in putting these finishing
touches upon the interior of the build
ing and IL Is entirely possible that the
formal opening of the establishment
may be celebrated some time in the
last part Of the summer or in the
early fall. The library which has
been put up is certainly credit to the
designers and builders, as IL is easily
enc OF the prettiest and at the same
time most usable buildings imagin.
able for the purpose for which ii was
constructed. II Is a distinct addition
10 the island and will be Of great use
both as library and as a social hall
ior dances and other similar affairs
Mr.. Robert Barrett. of Cornish, n.
H., arrived recently at Bailey Island
H
is visiting Mr.. George Gray Barnard
who is occupying a cottage here for
the summer
Mr.. Robert wehner. OF Newark, N.
j., arrived here on Friday of last week
and is a guest OF DR.. and Mrs. J. /.
Seward in Maiden Lane. With Dr.
Seward, he intends to make a long
cruise down the Maine coast I'm the
yawl "Rissa," which all concerned are
anticipating with much pleasure.
Miss Sarah Root Adams. OF East
Orange. n. j.. arrived at the island
last week and Joined her mother and
sister. Mrs. Helen r. Adams and Miss
Mary Adams. at their cottage i'm
4 Maiden Lane for the rest OF the sum-
mer. Visiting her last week was Miss
Eleanor Wirgman. OF East Orange. n.
j., who was her guest here for a few
days.
Miss Margaret Hopkins OF Proyi-
dence. n. l., Is visiting DIR. Anna Mann
Richardson at her summer cottage
here. She arrived at the island a
short time ago and will probably be a
guest OF DR.. Richardson for the great
er part OF the summer season.
Miss Emma Newhall of West New
ton, Mass. who has been visiting Mrs.
Lincoln RICHTER for some time at the
Mainstay" cottage, returned last
week. after most delightful visit to
Bailey Island.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bates Rogers of
"akeheld, Mass, who has been a
guest OF Miss Octavia A. Yale at the
Nautilus cottage, returned to her
nome last week. Mrs. Abbie Wood of
Deonam' Mass. Miss VI. n. Chute OF
Shessea, Mass, and Mrs. Peters OF San
Francisco. Cal, are at present being
entertained at this coy little cottage
on Maiden Lane.
Miss Scholes. who has been STAYING
at the Craigenfels Tea Room sInce its
opening short time ago. left the ia
land last week and this delightful tea.
room Is at present being conducted
oy Miss FL fmura Of Toxic. Japan and
| Miss Pillsbury OF Rockland. Ne Misa