Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-08-14

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bile campaign of the New England
STATES mas covered nearly twenty-five
Helen Boynton has been the guest of
Mrs. Lincoln RICHTER, leaves this week
Tor her home in East Orange.
MI. and Mrs. Herbert Baldwin, of
Newark, N. j., arrived a short time
ago at the island and will be the guests
Tor the next two weeks of Mrs. Bald
wins sister, Mrs. c. Riborg Mann. at
her cottage in Maiden Lane.
Mrs. II. B. Robinson is the guest
this week of Mr.. A. N. Satterthwaite
and family at their cottage here. Her
husband, Lieutenant H. b. Robinson.
or the United States revenue cutter
Gresham was also visitor to the
Satterthwaites, as the "Gresham" is
stationed this week at Little Che
Deagu for target practise and other
manoeuvers.
Miss Jessie Richards, of Reading,
Pa, is expected to reoccupy her cot
tage here very shortly for the re-
malnder of the summer. Miss Richards
mas not been at the island for two
years and her many friends will be
glad to see her again.
MIR. H. Alexander Matthews, of Phil
adelphia, Pa, and Mr.. j. Sebastian
Matthews, OF Morristown, N. j., with
thelr respective families, are back
again at the island for their vacation
and are occupying a cottage on Sum-
iner Hill. Both families were here
iast summer and were so delighted
with the place that they have not
thought OF going elsewhere this year.
Mrs. Charles Barrett, Miss Alicia
Green and Mice ~f
Pa, are spending the month of August
at the island. They are enjoying a
most delightful vacation in every way
and are already looking forward to
returning again next year.
Miss May Stoddard, of Boston,
Mass, is a guest of Mrs. E. J. Wells,
at her cottage in the Pastures, where
she will stay for space of several
weeks.
Mrs. M. c. Pearson and Miss Nav
Pearson, of Hartford, Conn.,, arrived at
ba1iey's last Thursday for the balance
or the season and are staying at
br1mymeade cottage in the Pasture.
Their many friends among the resi-
dents OF the island accorded them a
nearly welcome back.
Mrs. G. Ernest Baker and Miss Hem
rietta Baker, of Baltimore, Md, are
occupying Spindrift cottage near Little
Harbor for the rest of the summer,
having reached here a short time ago.
Dr. Benjamin Luckey of Paterson,
\. j., joined his family at their pic
tuesque summer home here last week.
DR.. Luckey has been coming to
the island many years and has
many friends among all its residents
who extended him a cordial greeting
on his arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradford and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Gilman, of Dexter,
Mass, have been spending the first
part OF the month in pleasant fashion
at the Nezinscott cottage.
a jolly house party of twelve people
have been occupying the Clarada cot.
tage near Little Harbor for the past
two weeks. They have most of them
been here in former years, but time
has only served to increase their
fondness for the island. Those in the
party were: Miss Clara NJ. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. f. Fl. Atwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Pratt, Mr.. Atwood Lyon, Miss
Hattie Varney and Miss Ethel Skill
ings, all of Rumford, Me-; Miss Eleanor
Combs. Of Oshkosh, Wis; Mr.. and
Mrs. III. A. Irish, Of Buckfield, Me-,
and Mr.. S. G. Pratt, of Turner, Me,
All are enjoying every minute of their
stay.
Miss Amelia Drew, of Andoyer,,
Mass, was a visitor over the weekend
OF Mrs. Andrew Gibson and family at
their cottage here. Mr.. Gibson, who
has been detained by his business
affairs, is expected to arrive shortly
to join his family. The Misses Marga-
ret and Evelyn Gibson spent a few
most enjoyable days last week on a
hnIIdnnnrtu nj
they were guests of school-friend,
Miss Martha Gage.
Miss Alice e. Wadsworth and Miss
Laura Norton, who have been guests
of Mrs. A. G. Cotton at Morningside
cottage, returned last week to their
homes In Chicago after pleasant
visit. Mrs. Cotton has visiting her
at present Mrs. George 3. Brown and
Miss Bessie Dawson of Ipswich, Mass.
and Miss Constance Dodge, of Airing.
ton, Mass.
Miss Mabel Dickson of Worcester.
Mass, Is guest for time of Miss
Jordan at Bonnyyiew cottage. Last
Friday Miss Jordan, who is the agent
for the Thompson Art Prints. held a
special Bailey Island sale, only local
Views being shown, and her studio
was thronged all day with prospective
purchasers.
Miss Jessie Morrell, OF South Wey-
mouth, Mass, is expected to arrive
shortly, to be the guest of Mrs. l.. w.
Atwood at Redgables. Miss Edna
Coolidge, of Brockton, Mass, who has
been visiting Mrs. Atwood, left last
week after a most enjoyable stay here.
Miss Helen Fay of Washington and
Nantucket spent Sunday visiting at
the cottage Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Day
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