Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-30
Sailing Parties.

visit Of considerable duration.
Sailing Parties.
Mr.. George H. Lubee has been
having great demands this year for
motor boat parties in his big power
boat, Tramp, Last week he took
| out four parties to the New Mead
dows, and he has engagements for
almost every day in the next few
weeks. The Tramp" accommodates
large number of people comfortably
| and can be engaged for trips to any
part of the bay. No better way of
passing an enjoyable day or evening
| could be imagined than to take one
of these motor boat trips.
If there has been any doubt as to
the need of an Episcopal church on
| Bailey Island, the attendance for the
month of July has banisned it. Every
seat has been occupied as we'll as
many chairs from near cottages. Next
Sunday, ST. Pauls' choir of Portland,
Will make a second visit to Bailey's.
Already special gifts to the chapel
have been given. A lady gives a
communion service and a gentleman
has given a cross and altar book
Other needed gifts will doubtless be
given. During August the hour of
service will be at 4.30 P. NJ. as usual
NJ. Ward and son the hustling
plumbing contractors of this island
have just completed their contract
on the fine summer home of Mrs. R.
F. Davis at Orr's Island. A complete
water system was installed and all
the plumbing improvements were of
| the latest pattern. This firm have
at the present time enough work to
keep force of expert workmen con-
stantly employed.
The Bailey Island team defeated
the West End team last week in a
very close and exciting game on the
home grounds, the score being to
1. The game was pichers battle
between Bimbo Johnson and Train,
in which the home twirler had the
better. of the argument. He famed
twelve men and only allowed one
run up to the ninth inning Fred
Johnson played his first game of the
season for Bailey Island in right field
and pulled off two fine catches, be-
sides driving in three of Bailey Is
lands runs. Bailey Island journeyed
to Cliff last Wednesday and the game
was hot one for several innings.
| With Bailey Island leading by the
score of 6 to 4, however, a dispute
arose which broke up the game.
Mr.. James c. Fox of Portland was
at his bungalow at the north end for
few days last week
Your cottage as not complete with
out Florence Automatic Oil Stove
in the kitchen. Try one and be con-
WINGED, R. c. Davis Co., Portland.
Adv.
Mr.. Perry R. MacNeille arrived at
the island from New York last Sat
| urday and joined Mrs. MacNeille
there for a stay of few days DR..
Frank E. Bum Of East Orange, n. j.,
who has been staying at the Mac
| Nellie cottage while attending Mr..
| Harriet Burnett, who has been seri-
| ously ill, returned last week, DR..
| Burnett being much improved and do
ing wonderfully.
DR.. F. w. Seward and Miss Sew
ard Of Goshen, N. Y, are visiting DR..
j. l.. Seward at his cottage in Maid
en- Lane, having arrived last week.
Miss Mary S. Horton of New York
| City is visiting Miss Winifred Root
at the Root cottage, "Tekitisi' Mr..
and Mrs. G. R. Pulsifer came over in
their motor boat from their summer
| home at Yarmouth Island last week
| and paid short visit to the Root
| cottage. Miss Root entertained last
week Mrs. Reginald Darlington, wife
of Mr.. Reginald Darlington of the
| Keith Stock Company in Portland.
Mr.. Royal P. Root of Rochester, y.
Y. spent last week at "Tekitisi."
An island dance was held last
| week in the library, which was one
| of the best of the many delightful
| ones which have been held there this
year. Although primarily for the is
| land residents, these dances have
been attended by many of the sum-
mer people who enjoy them as much
as anybody present
Mr.. R. II. Woodman is expected
back this week from his cruise down
the coast in the "Winjoy." Although
fog-bound for two days at Squirrel
Island, the cruise proved a very en-
joyable one in all respects.
Miss Fannie Ballard of Boston,
Mass, has been the guest recently
OF Mrs. Lucius E. Shattuck here and
has spent a most delightful visit at
Bailey Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Alexander and
Miss Berntce Alexander OF New
York were guests last week of Mrs.
d. s. Barker at her cottage here.
Miss Sue Jump, of Baltimore, who
is occupying the ripple" for the
summer, had as visitors last week
Miss Sadie Burgess, Miss Mary
Thomas, Miss Jessie NJ. Sasscur and
Mrs. w. T. Sasscer Of Baltimore,
Mrs. Jessie Culbertson of Whining
ton, Del, Mrs. T. J. Matthews and
child of Atlanta, Ca, and Miss Mary
Walker Of st. Louis.
Professor John Adams of New Ha-
ven, Conn, arrived here last week
and will occupy the Knight cottage
on Summer Hill for the rest of the
season. Professor Adams went last
week to Boothbay to get his yacht,
which he has brought back to Mack
erel Cove. He is professor Of English
at Yale University.
Mr.. Edgar Cope of Germantown,