Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-06
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and will spend the rest of the sum-
mer at their cottage "Bonny Crag"
on the extreme South End. They
have been coming here for several
years.
The Bailey Island team won an seX-
| citing game last week on the local
grounds from the Otterbrook Farm
aggregation of North Harpswell
Although one-sided the game was an
| interesting one and was hard fought
by both teams. Although losing two
games last week to Mere Point, the
| locals are travelling we'll now and
are making trouble for all their OPP
ponents.
| Mr.. Raymond Patton Of Newtonville,
Mass, was guest over the past
weekend of Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Pat
on at their cottage in the Pastures
| The Misses Theodore and Ella
| Hesser of Philadelphia, Pa, left the
island on Saturday of last week and
returned to their home, after spend
ing the month of July at their cot
tage, "Dorella."
Mr.. A. ]. County of st. Davids, Pa,
! left last week, after spending some
| time with his family here Mr..
County will probably be up from time
| to time during the rest of the sum-
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at the island .
Mrs. Lucius E. Shattuck left last
week for her home in Medford, Mass,
after having passed the first part OF
| the summer at her cottage on Mack
erel Cove, which she has recently
sold.
| Mr.. Carl Graf of Albany n Y, ar
rived at the island recently and is
spending a few weeks here with his
| family who. have been occupying the
Perry Sinnett cottage near Mackerel
Cove Landing since the beginning of
the season.
A very enjoyable island dance was
held last Friday night at the library
which proved as delightful as it's
predecessors and which was we'll at
tended. The music was furnished by
Mrs. A. H. Longfellow and Mrs Or
rim Johnson.
Mrs. James Dobson of German
town, Pa, arrived here last week to
spend a short visit, joining Miss
Katherine E. Dobson, who has been
here for two weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Williamson of ST.
Louis, Mo-, with their daughters, the
| Misses Augusta and Virginia Will
Hanson, are spending the rest of the
summer in the bungalow of Mrs. E.
]. Wells in the Pastures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry y. Lord and
family are expected to arrive at the
| island next week for a short visit
During their stay here they will be
the guests of Mrs. Lords sister, Mrs.
| H.. y. Stokes, at her cottage.
Miss Leila Williamson of Potts
town, Pa, who is spending the sum-
| mer at Cliff Island was the guest for
short time recently of Miss Mar
garetta Cope. Miss Williamson is a
senior next winter at Wilson College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Milton Smith
| of Cambridge, Mass, have returned
after a short visit to Mrs. Smiths
| mother, Mrs. S. T. Skidmore. The
Aria, Professor Skidmore's yawl,
which was recently blown up by
! gasoline explosion, is practically in
| commission again. although it was
thought for a time that it would be
! impossible to repair her again.
Professor Skidmore expects to leave
in her shortly for cruise to Swan
Island.
Mrs. Jessie E. Ring and Miss Ha-
eel E. Ring Of Springfield, Mass, are
spending some time with Mr.. and
Y, who have been occupying Breeze
mere" cottage on Summer Hill since
early in July.
Miss Caroline Mueller of Worces-
ter, Mass, left the island last Satur-
day after two weeks visit to Rev.
and Mrs. l.. w. Atwood at "Red-
gables cottage. On Monday Mr..
Chester A. Miller of Brockton, Mass,
and the Misses Ruth Caswell and Eff
file Atwood arrived to be Mr.. and
Mrs. Atwood's guests, Mr.. Miller
for week and the others for three
weeks. Mr.. Miller is well known
baritone singer and is the soloist at
the Universalist church in Brockton
Miss Elizabeth Estabrook Of Ar
lington, Mass, arrived recently for
an extended visit at "Bonnyview"
cottage on Summer HILL
Go to Dow e. Pinkham for fire and
motor boat insurance. Adv.
Miss Alice Smith Of Auburn is
spending week as the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Potter at their cot
tage. Miss Emily Smith of Lewiston
and Mr.. Moss of Buckfield who have
been spending few weeks at South
Harpswell were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Potter over Tuesday Of last
week.
Miss Mildred Cottle of Arlington.
Mass, arrived this week to be the
guest OF Mrs. A. g. Cotton at Morn
ingside" cottage. Mrs Cotton is
also entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
BrowDell of New York City, who ar
rived on Tuesday Of this week.
The many friends at this island of
Miss w. Augusta Hathaway of
Worcester, Mass, have been grieved
to hear Of her recent DEATH after
lingering illness. Miss Hathaway
was a visitor to Bailey's during the
past three summers. The burial took
place from the Universalist church in
her native town at Warren, Mass.
Mr.. j. s. Gahan of Portland de.
lighted the congregation OF the I'm
Ion chapel last Sunday with two
solos Come Ye Yourselves Apart
and Rest Awhile" and "All through
the Night" Mr.. Gahan has a tenor
voice Of much sweetness and power
and sang with much feeling and sym.
pathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright of New 4
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