Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-09-03
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mer Hill.
Miss Marion Weber, of Boston,
Mass, has returned home after spend
ing week as the guest of Miss Sus-
an Jordan at "Bonnyview" cottage.
Miss Jordan has visiting her at pres
ent Professor and Mrs. w. H. Harris
chorn Of Lewiston, Me. Professor
Hartschorn holds the chair of English
at Bates College. Miss Ellen Harding
of Auburn, Me-, and Miss Carrie
Quimby, of Lewiston, who have been
staying at "Bonnyview" since the first
part of the summer, left the island
this week
Miss Harriet Mitchell of Wellesley
Hills, Mass, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. c. Cotton, at her cottage on
Summer Hill, having arrived a few
days ago. Mrs. ]. F. Craig and Miss
Stella Craig, of Chicago, ILL.,, left the
island last week, having spent a week
as guests of Mrs. Cotton.
The Bailey Island baseball team
defeated the Highlanders. team
composed of summer visitors to the
Island. last week by the score of IA
to 4. The Highlanders were power
less before Pigeons pitching, while
Wilson was hit hard. "Bimbo"
Doughty, the Island shortstop, led the
batting, driving out a double and a
triple, while Bill Tracy played well
both at the bat and in the field For
the Highlanders, Edward Tracy and
Sinnett played well. The score:
Bailey Island n04 | 90 x-14
Highlanders " " q 0 0 8 4
Batteries: Pigeon and H. Doughty;
Wilson and Dexter.
Professor and Mrs. Alfred V. Sayre,
of Philadelphia, Pa, who have been
spending the summer at the Hugh
Johnson cottage on the main road,
leave this week for their home in
Philadelphia. This made the fiji
teenth season that they have spent at
Bailey Island, place of which they
are very fond and which they hold
high in their estimation.
Mr.. George Smith, of Weldon, Pa,
arrived at the island this week and
Joined his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kan
thus Smith, at their cottage at the
North End for the rest of the season.
Mr.. Xanthus Smith. Jr.. is expected
to arrive here in the near future to
spend September.
MIR. and Mrs. e. J. Starr, with Mr.
Starts father, Mr.. H. P. Starr, Miss
Ellen Starr and the Messrs Conant
and HeZekiah Starr, will leave the
Island the latter part of the week
for their home in Spencer, Mass,
after having been at their cottage
since early in the month of July.
Mrs. Walter MacNeille of New York
city is spending few weeks here as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry r.
MacNeille at their cottage on the
sea bank. Mr.. and Mrs. MacNeille,
together with DR.. G. Riborg Mann, re-
turned the first part of the week from
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Lee at
Monhegan Island. They have had as
their guest recently Rev. and Mrs.
John M. McGann Of Chicago. ILL.,. who
stopped here while on an automobile
trip through the New England states.
Mr.. Carl H. Graf, of Albany, n. Y,
arrived at the island last Friday to
spend a few days with his family, who
have been occupying a cottage here
since early in the summer. They
leave for Albany this week, after
very pleasant summer.
DR.. Charles Riborg Mann, who has
been, as usual, spending the summer
here, left this week for New York in
order to take up his work for the
Carnegie Foundation. DR.. Mann, who
has been granted a years leave Of
absence by the University of Chi
cago, is to make study of engineer
ing education this winter, visiting the
different engineering schools in the
country and making a report upon
them to the Carnegie Foundation.
Miss Josephine Kern, of Chicago,
ILL.,, arrived at the island the first
part Of last week to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Clara Louise Burnham, at her
summer home, the "Mooring." Miss
Kern has been studying sculpture
during the past summer at the Uni
versity Of Chicago Art School. She
will remain at the island until some
time in September.
The minstrel show which was given
several weeks ago by some of the
residents here for the benefit of
the island baseball team, was re-
peated on Monday night of last week
several new features being introduce
ed. The work of the actors, especially
the end men, Messrs. Bill Tracy and
Edward Adelman, was of high de-
gree Of excellence. A large crowd
filled Library Hall and showed their
appreciation by frequent applause.
About $40 was netted over expenses.
Miss Marie Antoinette Estabrook of
spending the summer at her camp.
"Thunderbrook," at the South End,
will return this week to her home, af-
ter a most enjoyable summer here.
Mrs. Clara Louise Burnham, Mrs.
Kern, Miss Esther Root and Miss Jo-
sephine Kern spent few days last
week at Yarmouth Island as the
guests of Mrs. X. NJ. Pulsifer, who Is
spending the summer there.
An attractive offer is made on page
OF this issue by r. s. Davis Co.
Portland. Adv.
DR.. w. T.. Doremus, of Arlington,
N. j., was the guest for a few days
last week of DR.. J. l.. Seward at his
cottage here. DR.. Seward sailed over
last week in his yaw1 "Rissa" to Mac
Farlane's Cove at Pemaquid Point.
where he visited friends for a few
days, enjoying several sailing parties