Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-27
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Mass, and Miss Jessie Root, who has
| also been a guest Of Mrs. Burnham,
has gone to Concord, Mass, to spend
the rest of the summer with her
brother, Mr.. George F. Root.
Miss Margaret Cady of South
Portland was the guest last week of
the Misses Mary and Sarah Adams,
| enjoying a very pleasant to the
island.
Mrs. C. J. Prescott of Orange, n.
j., who is staying at the island for
the rest of the summer suffered an
| unfortunate accident last week while
at "Oakhurst" near Cundy Harbor.
While descending a flight of steps
she slipped and FELL breaking her
arm. DR.. Anna Mann Richardson
| was telephoned for and after an eX-
| animation Mrs. Prescott was taken
to Portland, where the arm was
N-rayed and found to be broken. 1t
| is knitting together again rapidly,
however, and mending unusually
| fast.
Miss Julia May Booth of Batavia,
\. Y. who has been visiting Mrs. A.
| NJ. Wilson at her cottage on Maiden
Lane for the past few weeks, has re-
| turned to her home in New York, af-
ter most enjoyable stay here. II
was her first visit to the island in
several years.
A Story-hour for some Of the chill
dren Of the island is now held every
Wednesday at the Library under the
direction Of Miss Sarah Adams, and
the opportunity for reading and
| social hour has been much appre-
ciated by the children. The Library
is now open on Wednesday and Sat-
urday, Miss Adams acting as librari-
an on the former and Mrs. Orrin
Johnson on the latter day.
Mr.. H. Wallace Smith, who has
been away from his summer home
| The Crags" for some time is eX-
pected back this week from New
York. He will bring with him for a
stay of some time Mr.. A. NJ. Oldreve
Of Cleveland, Ohio, who has been
here as his guest several times in
former years. Miss NJ. A. McFillin
of Philadelphia is also expected to
arrive shortly for a visit of two
| weeks.
| Messrs. R. G. and H. D. Thorp of
New York and Miss Alice Quimby
| arrived at the island last week to
stay with Miss Josephine Thorp at
her cottage in Maiden Lane for the
remaining part of the summer sea-
son.
Miss Beatrice Brown of New York
is visiting Miss Cornelia Cress here,
having arrived the first part of last
week, and will be her guest for some
time. Miss Cress is also expecting
Miss Dorothy Perritt of Nyack, n.
Y, this week.
| Mrs. D. S. Barker is entertaining
at the "Breakers," Mr.. A. G.. Bene-
i i T-Lx
New York, who arrived last week.
Mr.. Benedict is an official of the
state of New York.
Miss Ruth Martin Of Laporte. Ind,
arrived at the island last Saturday.
She will spend some time here as the
guest of Miss Viva Barnard.
Many of the summer residents
have been awaiting themselves dur
ing the past week Of the opportunity
| to listen to the organ concerts at the
| City Hall auditorium in Portland by
Mr.. Will MacFarlane. The attend
ance at the concerts this summer has
been about one-third larger than that
of last season, about 10000 people
having attended. The summer con-
certs will last until Labor Day.
| Miss Leila Williamson, who is
spending the summer at Cliff Island,
came over to Bailey for a few days
last week to be the guest of Miss
Margaretta Cope, attending the mas
querade dance at the Library Thurs
| day night and staying at the island
| over Sunday.
Miss Helen Northrop of Eugene,
Oregon, arrived at the island recent
| ly and paid a short visit to Mrs. H.
e. Day at the Day cottage in the
Pastures, enjoying a very delightful
| time while here as Mrs. Days guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Thurston and
Miss Thurston Of Washington, D. c.,
who spent the first two weeks of this
month at their cottage in the Pas
lures left the island short time ago
and have gone to Chucorra, n. H.,
where they will spend the rest of the
summer. Their many friends here
regret that they are not to be at Bal
ley's for longer time this year.
Mrs. w. d. Jones Of Utica, N. Y,
arrived at the island last week and
is looking forward to delightful
visit here.
Mrs. c. D. Benson of Baltimore,
Nd, who has been spending the
greater part Of the summer at
"Spindrift' cottage near Little Har-
Dor, left the island last week and re-
She entertained last week before her
departure, Mrs. Horace Burroughs
and Mrs. Richard Dorsey Of Balti-
more. Mrs. Dorsey Is spending the
summer at the Aucocisco House, Cliff
Island.
Miss May Pearson, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waugh at
Monhegan Island for the past two
weeks, returned here last week and
rejoined her mother, Mrs. NJ. G. Pear
son, for the rest of the summer
Miss NJ l.. Davis of Wayne, Pa,
who has been spending the past two
weeks as the guest Of Mrs. w. T..
Brown, left the island the latter part
Of last week and returned home after
delightful visit to Bailey Island.
Miss Agnes and Miss Marion Ar
mold have returned to their home in
Germantown, Pa, after delightful
two weeks visit here.