Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-13

joyed delightful time and reported
a most pleasant evening.
Communion services of the Epis-
copal church were held last Thurs.
day at All Saints by the Sea chapel,
the Rev. Philip D. Steinmetz of Sum-
nit, N j., who is staying at the
Robinhood Inn, officiating. A choir
has been organized among some of
the young ladies of the summer COL
ony who sang for the first time last
Sunday. ....
Miss Martha Gage and Miss Ber-
tina Wild, both of North Andover,
Mass, are guests of the Misses Glib
sons at the Gibson cottage on Sum-
mer Hill.
Mr. and Mrs H. NJ. Lord of Balti-
more, Md, who were to have arriv-
ed this week to visit Mrs. H. n.
Stokes, have had to postpone their
visit to Bailey Island owing to the
closing Of the Stock Exchange in
Baltimore.
Miss Mary Garnett McCarty of
| Baltimore, Md, spent last week at
Bailey's after. having been on a mo-
toring trip through the White Noun
tains. Miss McCarty left the island
! the first part of this week for a visit
! TO Newport, R. |.
+ Mr. and Mrs c. A. Fairchild of
Morristown, y. j., returned to their
home in that city last week after a
visit for some time to their niece,
| Mrs. J. A. Armstrong at "Treetops''
cottage on Summer Hill. Mrs. Arm
J strong is now entertaining Mrs. H. H.
| Fairchild, also of Morristown. Mr..
Armstrong has gone to Brooklyn for
a short time but will return to the
| island later for the rest Of the sum-
mer season.
Miss Elizabeth Bridge of Glen
Ridge, y. j., arrived at the island
! last week for a weeks stay at Bon
nyview" cottage as the guest of Mrs.
| Susan Jordan. Miss Jordan is eX-
pecting Miss Annie Prescott of Au-
burn to arrive here this week for a
stay of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Brownen OF
East Orange, y. j., arrived this week
at the island and will be the guests
for the rest of the month of Mrs. A
c. Cotton at "Morningside" cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Atwood, Mr.
and Mrs. F. V. Mailer, Miss Elizabeth
| Mueller and Mrs A. c. Cotton enjoy
ed delightful picnic supper on the
rocks at Abner's Point last week as
farewell to Miss Mueller who had
| been a guest of Mrs. Atwood for two
| weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Irish of Buck
field, Mr.. S. c. Pratt Of Turner and
Mrs. c. NJ. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Elisha Pratt, Miss Ethel Skillings
and Miss Hattie Varney, all of Rum
ford arrived at the island last week
and are spending three weeks at the
| "Clarada" cottage near Little Har-
| Dor They have been coming here
for several years and are very fond
OF Baileys.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Duncan, of
| Hartford, Conn, who have been Wis
iting Mrs Edwin Tolles, at her cot
tage "Edgecliff" left a short time
ago for their home, after delightful
visit.
Mr.. J. S. Fox of Portland spent last
week at his handsome bungalow at
the North End, near the Robinhood
Inn. Mr. Fox has been much inter-
ested in identifying his home, which
is one of the finest in the bay.
Miss Winifred Anthony of New
Haven, Conn, is expected this week
to spend some time at the Starr cot
| tage. Mr.. Fl. P. Starr and Mr.. Con-
ant Starr arrived last week for the
remainder Of the summer season.
An enjoyable island dance was held
last Thursday night in the library
! hall, which was a very successful ar
| fair. 1t was attended by large
number of both summer and winter
| residents who enjoyed thoroughly
every minute Of the evening.
Mr. P r. MacNeille returned the
first part of the week to his summer
home after being away for several
days in New York.
The very thing you want for your
cottage is to be found at r. S. Davis
Co., Portland. Adv.
Mrs. Benjamin Luckey and Miss
Harriet Luckey of Paterson, n. j.,
| arrived on Tuesday of last week for
the rest Of summer. They were join
! ed on Friday by DR.. Luckey and Mr..
have many friends among the resi-
dents here who will welcome them
back heartily.
Word has just been received by
his friends here from Mr.. Horace
Mann, who has spent many summers
at the island, that he sailed safely
from Antwerp a short time ago, get
ting out of the danger zone Just in
time.
Mr.. George Root is expected back
this week at the Root cottage, TEX
itisi," after having been away from
the island through July. He has
been doing summer work at the Co
lumbia University Architectural
School.
Miss Jessie +. Root of Chicago, ILL.,,
is visiting Mrs. Clara Louise Burn
ham at the "Mooring." She will go
from here to Concord, Mass. Miss
Root has been spending the first part
of the summer at Yarmouth Island.
Miss Mary s. Horton, who has
been visiting Miss Winifred Root at
"Tekitisi" left last Saturday after
delightful visit here and will spend
week as the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Rich, at Sugar HILL, II. h"