Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-03

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summer and is now settled in her
beautiful home 1.-THE Breakers" on
Rock Point. She has visiting her Mrs.
John Bluxome, of Montclair, N. j., and
her daughter, Mrs. Albert Streuli of
Plainfield, N. J. Mr.. Streuli, who will
join them later in the summer is at
present making business trip in Eu-
rope.
Mrs. G. J. Benson and children, Mr..
Ernest Baker and children, and Miss
Fannie Elsroad, all Of Baltimore, are
occupying "Brinymeade" cottage in
the Pastures for the summer. They
have visiting them at present Miss
ELLA C.. Elsroad, also of Baltimore,
who will be their guest for few
weeks. Mrs. Benson and Miss Els
road were at the island last summer
and have become enrolled among it's
firmest admirers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Taber of Phila-
delphia, Pa, arrived at the island
few weeks ago and are now settled for
the summer in their new cottage in
the Pastures, which Is a particularly
handsome additioJ to Bailey Islands
group of summer residences. Mr.. and
Mrs. Taber were at the island two
years ago and have many friends
among the summer colony.
Mrs. Ella J. Wells has according to
her usual custom been occupying her
cottage in the Pastures all through
the winter. She will be Joined later
in the summer by the Misses Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ingersoll and
family Of New York City are spending
the summer here and are occupying
Mrs. E. j. Wells bungalow. They are
looking forward to most delightful
vacation in this, their first summer at
Bailey Island.
Mrs. E. E. Cross of Washington, D.
c., with Mrs. Burrbridge, is spending
the summer at her cottage after
glow" in the Pastures and will be here
for the remaining part of the sum-
mer. Last Saturday Mrs. Burrbridge
entertained Mrs. Clara Louise Burn
hame, Mrs. R. Huntingdon Woodman
and Miss Root at small card party
and tea.
President L. H. Murlin, l.. L. D.,
of Boston University has rented the
D. P. Sinnett homestead on the main
road and with Mrs. Murlin will spend
the entire season at the island.
Great interest has been manifested
during the past week by the members
of the summer colony here in a dane
ing class which has been formed by
Mrs. Clara Louise Burnham for the
purpose of learning the new dances.
The class, which meets in Cottage
Hall, has had two meetings so far this
year, on Wednesday and Thursday af-
ternoon of last week, but from now on
it is probable the meetings will be
held at night, owing to the fact that
the available afternoon hours at Cot
tage hall have been nearly all taken
up.
Mrs. Edwin Tolles of Hartford,
Conn, arrived at the island on Mon
day of last week and has opened her
cottage "Edgecliff" over Little Har-
Dor for the summer. She has as her
guests at present, DR.. and Mrs. E. r.
de Wolfe of New York City, who stop
ped off in Casco Bay to be her guests
while on their way to their summer
camp on Lake Onawa.
Mr.. J. G. Stetson has again opened
up his confectionery store here and
one Of the most delightful features of
the island is again in evidence. This
establishment is famous through the
bay for the superior quality of the
goods it carries 1nd Bailey Islanders
are to be congratulated upon having
such an up-to-date establishment in
their midst.
r. S. Davis Co., Portland, have just
the furnishings you want for your cot
tage. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Ford of New
York with their five sons, the Messrs
Edwin, Stuart, Theodore, Benjamin
and Lawrence Ford, are spending the
summer in the Denny cottage on Sum-
mer Hill, the boys sleeping in tent.
Mr.. Edwin Ford graduated this year
from Princeton University, while Mr..
Stuart is senior at Cornell Univers-
ity, and Mr.. Theodore student at
Brown University. The Fords have
been to Bailey's several times and
have many friends among the resi-
dents here.
Mrs. A. G.. Cotton Of Arlington
Mass, has opened her pretty cottage,
"Morningside," for the season and is
looking forward to a most delightful
vacation in every way. She has as
her guest for the summer, Mrs. w.
Augusta Hathaway of Arlington, Mass.
Mrs. J. Rupert Chamberlain of Wor-
cester, Mass, who has been her guest
for two weeks, left recently after a
most pleasurable visit
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Potter of Lew
tston were down at the island for a
few days recently and opened up their
charming summer home on Summer
Hill. While they were forced to re-
turn to Lewiston last week they es-
pect to be back at Bailey's very
shortly.
Mrs. Mary e. Jordan, Miss Susan
and Miss Elizabeth Jordan and Mrs.
Georgietta Lane, all Of Lewiston, ar
rived on Saturday of last week and
are occupying their pretty cottage
"Bonnyview" for the summer. Miss
Carrie Quimby, also of Lewiston,
Joined them on Monday. Miss Jordan
will open up her studio very shortly
and will exhibit the beautiful Thomp-
son prints for which she is the agent.
Mrs. e. Quintard St. John of Phil