Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-05
arge Democratic majority.

large Democratfc majority. .r
Mr.. xanthus Smith. the marine ar
list. who has been at his delightful
summer estate at the East End, left
for 'Philadelphia last week. Mr..
Smith and SON. George. are to remain
here for some time and they will be
Joined byrMr. Xanuhus Smith. Jr.
Mrs. Frank Pepper OF Bath. IL visit
ing her sister. Mrs. George s. Crafts,
having arrived Thursday last. n.
Mrs. Ellie Crafts of West Lynn
Mass. will spend part Of this month
with her daughter-in-law. Mrs George
8. Crafts. -e ~
The new cottage In process Of
erection on Summer Hill for Mr. Fred
knight. OF Worcester, Mass. will be
ready for occupancy by the end Of the
month. The cottage has been built
from plans designed by Mr. knights
daughter, Miss Ruth knight and was
brought about from the three seasons
the Knights spent on the island. Miss
Knight has designed the upper floor
so that the bathroom can be entered
through the hall from each room
without entering any other sleeping
room, and II is fitted out In first class
order in every respect. Miss Knight
is violin instructor in Worcester and
pupil Of Professor Strube, of Boston,
and she fell in love with Bailey's on
her first visit three years ago. Should
she not rent the cottage next year, 1t
is her intention to occupy 1t and rent
rooms to visiting tourists.
Mr.. James E. Boardman and family,
after spending the month of August
at the Tolman cottage, "Overlook," !"
left recently for their homes in wor-
cester, Mass, where Mr.. Boardman Is
prominent stove and furnace dealer.
They have spent several seasons at
the island and every year makes them
sorrier than ever to leave 1t.
Mrs. Mary Jordan and the Misses
Elizabeth and Susan Jordan Of Lew
iston. who have been occupying their
pretty cottage "Bonnyview" since
early in July, returned last week to
their home. Mrs. William Ness and
Miss Angie Phaneuf. also of lewis
ton. who have been their guests re-
Gently. have also left the island. Miss
Jordan's sale Of the Thompson handi.
craft work here has been most salts
factory this summer and she has en-
joyed a most successful season.
Mrs. NJ. w. Draper and Miss Alice
L. Draper OF Springfield. Ill. and Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Blake Of South Orange,
". j., who have been guests Of Mrs.
A. C.rfC Cotton for several weeks at
"Mofningside" cottage, returned 10
their respective homes last week az.
ter pleasant stay here. @...
Mr. Robert Decker and Misses
Blanche and Helen Smith Of East
Orange, N. J., who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wallace Smith for
several weeks left for their home
city ON Saturday Of last week. With
Mr. Oldreive Of Cleveland, who has
also been his guest, Mr.. Smith left
on Tuesday for New York. He ex.
poets to return, however, around the
frst OF October to Join Mrs. Smith be-
fore closing up the "Crags" for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Galliher, with
Miss Mildred and Miss Virginia CALI.
her. OF Washington, d. c., who have
been occupying "Afterglow" cottage
in the Pastures all summer, returned
on August 81 to their home, after a
delightful vacation. They were ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Galiher. also of Washington who
were their guests during this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Shattuck of
West Medford. Mass, who have been
occupying their new cottage on the
shore OF Mackerel Cove during the
past summer, left for home the first
part OF the week. Mrs. Shattuck has
been down since early in June. but
Mr.. Shattuck was only able to get
away during the last part OF August.