Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-12

Der. Mr.. Black Is finding unparalleled
opportunities here to prcatice his pro-
fession. He Is one of the most promi-
nent Of American illustrators and is
on the staff of Harper's Monthly
Magazine. He has recently returned
from business trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. l.. Bacon, OF Bed.
ford. Mass, who have been occupying
the Fiske cottage THE Ledges,r since
the fjrsA OF September left last week
for their home accompanied by their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. r. !. Williams.
Mr.. Bacon Is a well-known civil en-
gineer and Is connected with the civil
service Of the Boston and Maine
Railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Hunter, OF
Phoenixyille. Pa, left a short time ago
for their homes after spending the
entire summer at their home at. the
north end Of the island The Hunters
are. old residents OF the island and
each year their admiration for II be
comes stronger and more deep-seated.
Mr.. Kemp Bachelor leaves Sunday
for Snmmit.N. j.. where he will be the,
guest for some time of Mr.. E. ID. Mel
son who was a resident at Cliff two
years ago. Mr.. Nelson is we'll
known civil engineer and has been in
charge OF the experimental work re-
Gently carried on by the Pennsylvania
Railroad at Altoona, Pa. Mr.. Batch
elor will attend the Naval Preparatory
School at Annapolis this year in prep
aration for entering the Naval Acad-
emy later.
Mr.. Robert Z. Nicely and family of
Germantown, Pa. who have been
occupying the beautifully situated
Chandler bungalow the past summer,
left few days ago for their home. In
their motor boat they have enjoyed
many delightful sails this year and
their whole vacation has been full OF
pleasure for them all.
The Hon. Rufus X. Jordan and
family OF Westbrook. Me-, leave the
island today and return to their home
city. where Mr.. Jordan Is City Treas
urer. The Jordans have been coming
here for many years and have never
found any place that they liked half
as well. Mr.. Jordan has recently had
new house erected for him on the
Heights and will occupy II next
summer.
Mr. David Coyle OF Phoenixyille, Pa,
leaves the island this week after a
thoroughly delightful visit In every
particular. His family will remain for
Few weeks more. however. MIR.
Coyle Is civil engineer by profession.
being connected with the Phoenixville
Bridge Company. He Is much inter-
ested In outdoor life OF every descrip-
tio1 and is the leader Of the Boy
Scouts movement In his home city,.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Scull. who have
as usual been spending their summer
at their pretty cottage here left few
days ago for their home in Phoenix
Vile. Pa. leaving most reluctantly.
Daisy cottage has as all through
the summer been the scene during the
past week OF many Jolly affairs and
they wound up the summer during the
past few days In fitting manner. On
Tuesday night, a Jolly dance was cele-
orated which occasioned many of the
summer people all too short an even
Ing hlled to the brim with amusement.
Friday night pop corn roast was the
program and a crowd OF young people
roasted their corn at the fireplace.
Mrs. Janet Cobb, with Miss Janet De-
lano and the Misses Adelaide and
Helen Cobb win leave next week for
their homes In Maiden. Mass. already
assuring themselves the pleasure of
returning TO the island next year.
Mr.. and Mrs z. w. KimbaII will re-
main for some time yet at their pretty
cottage "FairIee" before returning
home. They always come early and