Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-23

ough. They expect to be at the Is
land for an extended visit.
Other arrivals of the week include
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Walker of Johns
town, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Hayes
Of Boston, and Mr.. Frank E. Smith
Of New York City
The guests at the Driftwood are
enjoying all sorts of amusements
with the advent Of pleasant and warm
weather now.
Mrs. Ellie Crafts Of West Lynn,
Mass, is the guest of her daughter
| in-law, Mrs. George S. Crafts, at her
| home here. Mrs. Crafts made many
| friends during the years she resided
, on the island and all of them are
glad to have here among them once
again.
Messrs. Fred Johnson and William
Tracey are conducting an ice cream
parlor in Charles S. Thomas proper
| ty on Mackerel Cove wharf.
Mrs. l.. A. Bickford of Auburn is
| spending the summer at Bailey Is
land. Mrs. Bickford is an old resi-
dent Of Casco Bay and has many
| friends, not only at Bailey but upon
the other islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Xanthus Smith of
Weldon, Pa, have arrived at their
| handsome summer home on the
North End for the season. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith have been residents at
| Bailey for many years and have
many friends among the residents.
| The many friends of Mrs. Bessie
| E. Leeman, wife of E. S. Leeman,
are sorry to hear that she was oper-
ated upon at one of the hospitals in
Portland last week.
Contractor Charles S. Thomas is
| buster than ever this past season
and at the present time he is finish
| ing the interior of the new cottage
of Ivan Prince at Orr's Island.
Mr.. David Weber, one Of the best
known of the older resident, that have
| followed the sea and the oldest resi-
dent here, his age being 81 years,
rowed from Portland to Bailey Is
land in his dory Tuesday last. a dis
lance of twenty-five miles. Mr.. Web
Der came to make a visit to his
daughter in law, Mrs. John A. Web
| Der. Mr.. Webber arrived at the is
land none the worse for his long
| hard row and his friends congratulate
ed him on his strength and endur-
ance for one of his great advanced
age. Before leaving the island he
disposed of his craft to Mr.. Herbert
Sinnett.
Miss Alta Ord of New York City,
is the guest of Miss Viva Barnard
/ for some time.
Mr. l. w. y. Pye and Mr.. Charles
| D. Rarey of Hartford, Conn.,, were
| recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Duncan here. Mr.. Pye is controller
of the Travellers Insurance Company
at Hartford, Conn, and Mr.. Rarey is
| travelling auditor for the same con-
| Germ.
Mr.. John r. Leonard of Wayne,
| Pa, was guest for short time
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Brown here. Mr.. Leonard is spend
ing the summer at Cushing Island.
Miss Elizabeth Wright of Cam
bridge, Mass, arrived at the island
last week and joined Mrs. Wright
here. Miss Wright is sophomore
at Radcliffe College.
| Mrs. A. o. Knight of Worcester,
Mass, is chaperoning a house-p party
at a cottage on Abner's Point. The
members Of the house party are !:
Miss Pauline Knight, Miss Frances
thur w. Knight, Mr.. Harold Green
1
| Worcester.
Mrs. Russell Doubleday of Glen
Head, Long Island, n. Y, is visiting
the Misses Crane at Tiptop cottage
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Armstrong of
| Brooklyn, y. Y, returned last week
| to their summer home on Summer
| Hill for the rest of the season.
Mr.. Roger F. Hill of Detroit, Mich,
arrived at the island last week for a
short stay as the guest Of Rev. and
Mrs. L. w. Atwood.
Miss Caroline E. Weber and Miss
| Louise Weiszacker of Chicago, ILL.,,
left the island last Friday, after hav-
| ing been guests for a week OF Miss
Susan Jordan at Bonnyview cottage.
Mrs. E. F. Potter Of Lewiston, who
has been visiting her son, Mr.. R. w.
Potter, at his cottage on Summer
er with Miss Eliza Getchell of Salem
Depot, y. H., who has also been a
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Potter.
Mrs. A. c. Cotton has had as guests
recently at "Morningside" cottage.
Miss Elizabeth A. Regain and Miss
Bessie H. Webber of Chicago, Ill.
hl. Il ldnh olOne VI INeNtEe, 'hdSS.,
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonse Badger,
OF North Andover, Mass, are guests
of Mrs. Andrew Gibson at her cot
tage on Summer Hill. Mr.. Gibson
Is expected down this week.
The Rev. l.. M. Robinson of Phila-
delphia, who is spending the sum-
mer as usual at his cottage, the
"BarnacIe" at the North End has
been having his house entirely reno
waited and improved, both on the ex-
terror and interior. Mr.. Charles
Thomas has been doing the outside
work and the cottage looks more at
tractive than ever now.
Everything possible to furnish your
summer cottage can be had in the
best lines at r. s. Davis Co., Port
land. ADV.
Mr.. e. J. Starr has just returned
to his StIrnmer home here after n