Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-10
Bailey Island
NEWS FROM THIS,
PROGRESSIVE ISLAND.
Arriving in Large Numbers,
Social Life Active.

| Mrs. Mary A. Hines of Chester
| town, Md, is expected to arrive about
the middle of this month for a two
months stay at the York cottage, re-
turning about September 15
A family from Waltham, Mass, by
| the name OF Metivier are occupying
the Hathaway cottage on the east end
of the island this summer
Mr.. Xanthius Smith, one of the best
| known of the summer residents of
Bailey Island, was expected July s
| with his wife and children, two boys
| and girl, but word was received re-
Gently that Mr.. Smith has had a Sc
we're illness and will not be able to
| come until later. He has been very
| Ill, but his friends will be glad to know
that he is we'll on the road to recov-
cry now and they will be glad to well
come him when he does arrive at his
cottage.
Miss Catherine Burnat, Mrs. Alice
n. Putnam of Chicago, ILL.,. and her sis
ter, Miss Knudsen of East Orange, n.
j., are already at their cottage, Anoa-
tok, which is beautifully situated, COM
manding view both ways up the bay
and out toward the ocean. DIR. Bur
nat is hoped for this week, but the
Mrs. E. E. Cross expects her daugh-
ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Starbuck
| and daughter Elizabeth, some time
this week for the rest of the season.
Mrs. Root, one of the trustees of the
Bailey Island library, is a guest OF The
Burnham's at their cottage on the
back shore Of the island. Miss Nellie
Rand also came down this week for
10 H,.c
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Gilman occupied
their cottage, Sea Cliff, over the 4th.
They returned to Lewiston the 9Th,
but Will come down again for the
month Of August. This is the 29th
| season Of their little bungalow.
Dr. Anna Mann Richardson arrived
last week at the Mann cottage with
her two boys, David and Charles, for
the summer. DR.. Richardson prac-
ttces at the island summers.
DR.. w. NJ. Seward and his daughter
Christina arrived last week at the is
land. They are from Orange, Nj.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Huntington Wood
man, Mrs. Arthur G. Lyeth, Miss Eliza
beth Lyeth and A. Graham Lyeth, Jr.,
| from Rutherford, ". Y, are at the
Woodman cottage now. Mr.. George
ID. Oliphant has arrived to join Mr..
| Woodman on their annual cruise down
east: Rev. Charles H. Oliphant of
Methuen, Mass, and Mr. Robert D.
morse VIII complete the party on the
good ship "Munjoy" Mr.. Oliphant has
just returned from New York to the
Ma1nstay" and reports that the wea-
ther there does not compare at all fav-
orably with Maine weather.
! Mrc Raho-t ggo-.o
mother, Mrs. Lincoln RICHTER, at the
Sea Urchin cottage.
The bridge party season has already
commenced and the usual number of
Dr1dge deVotees are enjoying the par
1 ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander NJ. Wilson
or Philadelphia have come for their
eighth season to the island, occupying
the 'Barnacle" this year. Mr.. Wilson
Is assistant Director of Health and
CHARITIES at Philadelphia, holding one
or the most responsible positions in
the department.
! The Misses Marie L. Sauveurs and
Leone Sauveurs are spending the sas-
on at the Jones cottage.
| Mrs. Barker is entertaining as guests
at her cottage Mrs. Frank Otis Her
ring OF Plainfield and Mr.. John A. Ma.
thias Of New York.
One Of the noteworthy events of tte
Fourth was the opening of the dainty
tea-room known as the Blue Dragon.
MISS cambridge and Miss Wynkoop
or New York and Philadelphia are the
proprietors and their opening after
noon was one OF great success. as
| their many friends came to welcome
them and encourage them in their ven
lure. one additional feature to the
| regular afternoon tea will be the sale
or fancy articles. This tea room is
situEAed on the oceans shore. facing
the open sea. It's cool and breezy YER.
andas give promise OF a breeze even
on the sultriest days. Inside. the col
or scheme is blue, from the Blue ORA
gon poster adorning the walls and the
piue dishes, ETC., to the blue flowers
Wnlch are distributed about the room.
tea-room and social center such as
tbis, mas become almost a necessity
ana as business venture. as we'll as
social resting place, 1t will surely ac.
hieve deserved success.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II Brown
MISS Eugenia B. Brown and Mr., w. n.
Brown, Jr, OF st. Davjds, Pa, and Miss
Mary Dotterer OF Wayne Pa, are es-
tablished at Mrs. Barker's coy little
bungalow. the "Ripple.p They enter
tanned Mr.. John Huebner Of Boston
over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Shattuck of
medford, Mass, opened their cottage
on the cove last week. with them are
their daughters, Jean and Evelyn Mrs.
Hogan OF New York is visiting at the
Shattuck's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Patton and their