Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-08-14
Bailey Islands Stately Shores
Alive with August Summer CONTINGENT

chester, Miss Sophia Cline of New
York, Miss Edythe F. Conan of New
York, Miss Mabel Birge OF New York,
MISS Lillian Ambrose of East Orange,
MISS Elsie w. Edwards of Brooklyn,
MISS Ethel f. Ambrose of East Orange,
Miss Elizabeth l.. Durham of Brook
Ign, Miss Emily N. Smith of Glen Cove
Long Island, Miss Myrtle Written OF
brunswick, Miss Constance Stokes of
Brooklyn, Mr.. Frank w. Dittmann of
New York, Mr.. Samuel Wilson of
Philadelphia, Mr.. Thomas E. Fennelly
OF Dorchester, Mr.. A. ]. Herring OF
Skowhegan, Mr.. Frank Porter of Bos-
ton, MIR. j. ID. Anderson of Brooklyn.
Mr.. George Smith of Philadelphia,
Pa, arrived last week at the island
and has Joined his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nanthus Smith, who are, accord.
ing to their annual custom, occupy
ing their pretty cottage overlooking
House Cove on the north end of the
Island. The Smith boys have count
less friends at the island and the ar
rival of one Of them here is always
the occasion of hearty welcome.
Mrs. Georgia Smull and Mr.. Milten-
berger SmulI, of Baltimore, Md, are
spending the month of August at the
island, occupying a cottage on the
southern end
Bailey Islanders should esteem
themselves fortunate in having in
their midst such an in every respect
excellent grocery establishment as
that conducted here by Mr.. l.. Nj.
York. Trading at this model store as
sures the buyer of getting the very
best that the market affords in the
way OF provisions as we'll as a cour-
tesy and politenesS in attending to his
wishes which is not met with any too
often in a store of this description.
In word quality and prompt courte-
Gus service is the motto of the store
and by continually striving to live up
to this, Mr.. York in no small measure
owes his great success of his undertake
ing and his prominent position among
the leading grocery and general stores
OF Casco Bay and the neighboring vi
cinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Myrack, of
Spencer, Mass, are the guests for
lew weeks of Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus
Starr at the Starr cottage. In Mr..
STAIRS big motor-boat "Billiken"
many enjoyable sailing parties have
been enjoyed this year. One of the
most pleasant of these occurred last
Stars and their guests, going to the
Gurnet where they enjoyed a shore
dinner.
Mr.. Perry r. MacNeille, of Summit.
n. j., arrived at the island the first
part of August and hopes to stay here
Tor considerable part of the month.
He has visiting him at the present mo-
ment his brother, Mr.. j. r. MacNeille
OF New York City, who with his wife
with his wife and children arrived for
a Two weeks stay last Saturday. Mrs.
MacNellle's mother, Mrs. G.. II. Mann,
is also visiting at this cottage.
Mr.. John Koehl and Mr.. Charles
Kellogg, both of Chicago, ILL.,, are max
ing visit to the island for some time.
being guests during their stay of Mrs.
Clara Louise Burnham at the Moor
ing" Mr.. Koehl, who is a well-known
artist and painter is we'll acquainted
with Bailey, having been here several
times in former years. Mrs. Burn
ham gave a beach supper last Friday
night in honor of her guests, an occa.
sion which afforded much enjoyment
to all those present.
Mr.. r. Huntington Woodman and
DR.. j. S. Seward spent last week
in DR.. Stewards beautiful
yacht "Rissa." Instead of taking the
straight cruise east, they varied mat
ters by sailing both east and west of
Portland. While delayed a little in
their return, by rather heavy blow,
they experienced a thoroughly enjoy
aDie time, both being experienced and
enthusiastic yachtsmen
The second regular entertainment
Of the summer colony took
place last Thursday night at Cottage
Hall and proved in every way as sue
cessful and delightful an occasion as
the first one. 1t was a musical even
Ing throughout and treat in every
way to those present. There were
seven instruments for orchestral seIec-
tons, including mandolins, guitars and
Vlohns, which were welded by prac-
Used hands. Singing was also en-
Joyed, solos being sung by Miss Ruth
Gardner and Mr.. Meyers, while in the
ensemble singing very good effect
was produced, many who were present
having been members of glee clubs at
college and school, and those who
mad not joining in heartily anyway.
1t Is planned to make these nights
regularly recurring events as they
nave SO far been among the most de-
lightful features of the summer.
Mrs. T. J. Feeney, of Portland, Me-.
is the guest for few days OF the
Misses Adams in their cottage on
Maiden Lane.
Something that is not always to be
had at home in the city and is rare in
deed In summer resort Is a good
plumber. Yet here on Bailey Island
there Is located at M. Ward G. Sons as
competent firm as could be desired.
They are expert workmen, skilled in
every particular Of their trade, also
can be relied upon faithfully. They
make specially of cottage plumbing.
and are contractors for water supply
outfits, windmills, tanks, pumps, pipe
fitting, etc. Their prices are moderate
and the presence OF their new and
thoroughly modern workshop on the
island enables the residents of the
place to save money by trade with
them instead of going to Portland.
Mr.. A. NJ. Wilson, of Philadelphia,
Pa, has returned to his home I'm that
city to resume his dutfea nc oooistao4