Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-16
BAILEY ISLAND.
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week for the summer. Miss Seward
is expected later. Dr. Seward has
put his big yawl "Rissa" in commits
sion and expects to spend a good
part OF the summer cruising.
Lieutenant James B. Cress left the
island last week for short visit to
Boston. He will return in time to
start on cruise with Mr. R. H.
Woodman along the Maine coast
next week.
Miss Carrie and Esther MacMahon
of Washington, D. c., have arrived
for the summer season. They have
many friends among the younger set
here. Their brother, Lieutenant ].
+. MacMahon, Jr., who spent last
summer here, is on duty in the field
artillery at San Antonio, Tex, after
having been stationed for several
months at Eagle Pass on the Mexi-
can border.
The regular Saturday night dance
was held last week in Cottage Hall
and was well attended 1t is plan
ned to have dance there this week
in honor of DR.. Frank S. Rogers of
Albany, n. J., who will be the guest
OF Mrs. Clara Louise Burnham for
short time before sailing for Europe.
a. Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Davis of Plain
Held. n. j., left the island last week
after delightful visit and have gone
TO Paris, Me-, for some time.
Everything necessary for your cot
fage or home can always be had at
X. ). Davis, Portland. Adv.
Miss Harriet Lewis Bradley of
Portland, Me-, is a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick E. Darlington at their
cottage here. Mrs. Partington's sis
ter, Mrs. Edward Lowrey Woodruff
OF Detroit, Mich, has also just ar
rived from England, where she has
been spending the winter with her
daughter, Lady Stanley.
Miss Jessie F. Root, of Chicago,
Ill, is the guest for while of the
Misses Adams at their cottage on
Maiden Lane. Miss Root will go lat
er to Yarmouth Island for the sum-
mer.
Miss Sarah Adams left the island
last Saturday and has gone to Ply
mouth, Mass, for a short time,
where she will be the guest of Miss
Margaret Radford Norton
Miss Gladys Wales of Newtonville
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Robert B.
Morse, who arrived here last week to
spend the summer with her mother
Mrs. Lincoln RICHTER Mr.. Morse
was down over the Fourth, leaving
Sunday for Boston. The RICHTER cot
tage was the scene last week of a
very delightful informal party, about
fourteen people being present The
time was passed in dancing and a
very enjoyable evening was the re-
suit.
Among the visitors to the island
last week was Mr.. Robert Storer,
nf oct ort, tLan
at Harvard and all-American tackle
for two years. He is cruising along
the coast in his yacht.
Mrs. Hastings Wright, of Cam
bridge, Mass: with Miss Anna
Wright and Mr.. Richard Wright, Har-
ward 10, arrived here last week and
are guests of Mrs. H. n. Stokes at
her cottage in the Pastures. Miss
Elizabeth Wright is expected later in
the summer. Mr.. Richard Wright is
expecting Mr. Harold NJ. Tillinghast
of New York to visit him this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Behrens, of
Washington, D. c., arrived this week
at their cottage in the Pastures.
Miss Polly knight, Of Worcester,
Mass, and the Messrs. Arthur and
Milton Knight are coming to the
island this week to spend the rest of
several
times in former years.
Miss Hazel Adams of Montclair, \.
j., who has been visiting Mrs. D. S.
Parker, has returned home this week
Mrs. Barker has visiting here at
present Mrs. Frank Otis Herring of
Plainfield, n. j., who arrived at the
island last Saturday. Mrs Hugh
Hastings, also of Plainfield, who is
spending the summer at Chebeague,
was also guest of Mrs. Barker last
week for a few days.
Mr.. Albert Streuli, who has been
at the island since the middle of
June, left last week and has return
ed to New York. He is expected back
later in the summer.
Mr. Fred H. King of Portland, Me,
who has been visiting Mr.. James C.
Fox for some time, left last week,
after most enjoyable visit.
Captain Humphrey S. Sinnett left
a short time ago for a sword fishing
trip to the Georges Banks in his
schooner, Bernard and Bessie"
Captain Sinnett has always met with
great success in his fishing trips and
his many friends wish him his usual
luck this year.
MRS. William E. Graves of ST. |
Louis. Mo-, Is expected to arrive this |
week TO be a guest for some time Of
Mrs. II. N. Stokes at her cottage.
DIR. and Mrs. Stanley l.. Brown Of |
WateTtown, Mass, are visiting the |
Rev. and Mrs. William A. Lee at !
their cottage on Summer HILL
Mrs. Bertha Alsberg of New York |
arrived at the island for the summer |
last week and will occupy the Arm
strong bungalow during her stay.
Mrs. Richard Thuron Crane and |
the Misses Elizabeth and Emma |
Crane, with Mrs Cranes grand |
daughters, the Misses Eleanor and |
Lois Ferret, OF East Orange, N. J., ar
rived last week and are spending the
summer at "Tiptop" cottage.
Mrs. Roger F. Hill of Detroit, |
Mich is Visiting her mother Mrs