Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-30
the attention of the Bailey Island
Improvement society they would take
the matter up in their usual efficient

the attention of the Bailey Island
Improvement society they would take
the matter up in their usual efficient
, manner.
A folk dance class among some of
the younger children here has been
started again under the direction of
the Misses Adams, and the first
meeting was held on Tuesday Of last
week. Those attending were: Irene
Pinkham, Vilera Johnson, Anna
Wright, Evelyn Summerfield, Matilda
Summerfield, Maize Sauveur, Dor
othy Johnson, Doris Sinnett, Harriet
Adams, Katherine Adams, Julia John
son, Florence Doughty, Geneva John
son, Francis Benson and Elizabeth
BehrenS.
A fire broke out at 1890 p. m. on
Saturday night of last week in the
rear of the Sea Urchin" cottage, oc-
cupied by Mrs. Summerfield of New
York, which just missed being a very
serious one. Fortunately, the blaze
was seen by neighbor, who aroused
the inhabitants of the cottage, and by
the energetic work of a few of the
summer residents, the flames were
put out. after doing only little dam
age. The night was absolutely calm,
so that there was no wind to carry
the flames, but if they had burnt a
few minutes longer before being dis
covered, it is probable that the whole
house would have gone.
Mrs Giles Milton Smith of Cam
bridge, Mass, arrived the first part of
! last week to visit her mother, Mrs. S.
T. Skidmore at "Roseledge'' cottage
| She was joined by Mr.. Smith the lat
ter part of the week.
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| Head, Long Island, n. Y, is visiting
| Mrs. Doubleday is the wife Of Mr.
Russell Doubleday of the Doubleday,
Page Publishing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hill of Tilton,
| y. H., were the guests over last week
end of Rev. and Mrs.-L. w. Atwood
at "Redgables." Mr.. Roger F. Hill,
| of Detroit, Mich, who was the guest
of the Atwoods short time ago, will
return here shortly for another visit
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hill go from here on
| an automobile trip through the White
Mountains. Miss Caroline Mueller of
Worcester, Mass, is spending two
| weeks at "Redgables."
Mr.. Charles Garvin, Of South Ma
! tick, Mass, is spending a week here
| with Mrs. Garvin, who is the guest
of Miss Susan Jordan at "Bonny-
view cottage. Mr.. Charles F. Hard
| ing. of Boston, and Miss Randilla
Willard of Auburn, Me-, were recent
guests at "Bonnyview." az
Miss Katharine Kuehn, Miss Row
ell, Miss Elizabeth Ryan and Miss
Caroline Novotny, all of Chicago, who
have been guests of Mrs. A. c. Cot
ton at "Morningside" cottage, left
10 60
South. Mr.. F. w. Mailer, of Raleigh.
n. c., arrived here last week and
| joined Mrs. Mailer, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Cotton for some
time.
Mrs. Alice M. Gould Of Lewiston,
Me-, is the guest for while of Mr..
| and Mrs. R. w. Potter at their hand
some summer residence on Summer
| Hill.
Mr.. c. J. Benson of Baltimore, Md,
who has been spending some time at
| 'Spindrift' cottage with Mrs. Ben
son, left for his home last Saturday.
Mr.. III. c. Brooke Of Hartford, Conn,
| arrived at "Spindrift" recently for his
| vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Decker of
East Orange, y. j., are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. H. Wallace Smith at the
"Crags." They have been here as
/ guests of the Smiths several times.
Miss Harmina Stokes of Brooklyn,
n. Y, has been spending the month
OF July with her mother Mrs. H. n.
Stokes at her cottage in the Pas
lures.
Mr.. E. Irving Morse of Marlboro,
Mass, and Mr.. Lincoln RICHTER of
Newtonville, Mass, spent few days
last week at the Fighter cottage
here.
Mr.. d. w. Andrews of West Vir-
ginia, who has been occupying "Cozy
Corner" cottage at the foot Of Sum
mer Hill, has purchased the cottage
Of Mrs. Lucius Shattuck on Mackerel
Cove shore and will occupy it for the
rest Of the summer season. The deal
WAS closed last week