Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-15
BAILEY ISLAND.
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of the Municipal Bureau of Social Re-
search. He is expected to join his
wife at any time.
Professor ]. c. Adams of New iHav-
en-, who teaches English at Yale Uni
versity, arrived with his wife and
children, the Misses Harriet and
Catherine and Mr.. Theodore Adams.
Mr.. Edmund Rogers, Yale graduate
of the class of 1915, is their guest.
Rev. Charles H. Mann of New York
City is expected in about a week to
spend some time on the island. 81
Dr. Harriet C. Burnett of Orange, N.
j., motored from her home through
the White mountains to Orrs Island,
where she left her car and came to
her beautiful cottage on Abner's
Point.
Miss Alice Blocker OF Bloomfield,
N. j., is the guest of Mrs. B. Mon
roe of New York, at the latter's sup
erb cottage.
Miss Jessie I. Cochin of New York
City, has arrived at Mrs. B. Mon
roe's cottage, to be the latter's guest
for the summer. Miss Cochin has
been assisting Mr.. c. r. Mann in the
Study of Engineering Schools under
the supervision of the Carnegie Foun-
dation.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. MacNeille Of
Summit, n. j., are at their cottage, so
beautifully located on the summit of
the island, accompanied 10y Mrs. Mac
Neille's mother, Mrs. G. H. Mann. Mr..
MacNeille was called to New York on
business on the eighth of this month.
Mrs. Roger F. Hill of Detroit, who
has been visiting her parents, Rev.
Il ,.nl,
of Christ in Portsmouth, n. H, left
Thursday for her home. She had been
here since the second of this month
Mrs. Atwood left with her, only to go
as far as Boston, where she expects to
do some shopping and will then re-
turn soon to the island
Mrs. Elisha Tolman, who has been
opening her superb cottage for guests,
left for her home in Worcester, Mass,
On Thursday, July s. Mrs. Flora l.
Hall Of Worcester, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Tolman, left with her.
Miss Amy Blanchard spent last
Tuesday in Portland to secure articles
for her various beautiful cottages
which she owns on the island.
Mr.. Roy E. Shaw of Sebago has
entered the employment of NJ. Ward &
Son, the we'll known plumbers. Mr..
Shaw is graduate of Potter Academy
Miss May E. Ward is planning to
give an exhibit of her Nature tint
views at her parents home The Sc
bago', the latter part of this month.
Rev. and Mrs. Philip Steinmetz and
daughter Beatrice NJ. and son Philip
II. of Philadelphia, Pa, are at the
Robinhood Inn for the season. Rev.
Mr.. SteinmetZ was until recently rec
tor of the Calvary Episcopal church at
Summit, y. j. In September he. will ;
assume charge -of-the Boys School at |
Philadelphia. This school is consol- !
idation of the Delaney school and
Episcopal Academy in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles #. Stoddard of
Amherst, Mass, are the guests of Mr.. ,
Stoddard's sister, Mrs. NJ. Ward at her
home here. They are planning to re-
main two weeks. Saturday in COM
pany with Mrs. Ward they went to
Sebago for few days outing. Part of
their time will be divided in touring
the White Mountains.
Rev. William Porter Niles, rector of
the Good Sheppard Episcopal church
at Nashua, n. H., accompanied by his
wife and family are spending the
month at the Robinhood Inn. Rev Mr.. |
Niles and family are greatly pleased /
and find here all one could wish for
rest and recreation.
Mrs. Hannah w. Green of Sebago,
who was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Ward last season, has gone to Sacra-
mento, California where she will
make her home with her daughter.
Miss Helen and Shirley Robinson of
Philadelphia, Pa. were guests of their
uncle, Rev. l.. NJ. Robinson at the Rob- '
1nhood Inn the past week. Both young
ladies accompanied Mr. Robinson to
his summer home at East Sumner,
Me.
Miss Rebecca Dunning and her sis
ter, Mrs. J. l.. Ellis Of Franklin,
Mass, have arrived at their superb
cottage, 'Tnsel-heim," which is the
German for Island Home" Mr.. J. L. |
Ellis spent Sunday, the tenth, with his |
wife and left early Monday morning |
Mrs. Esther Barteaux of West Med
ford, Mass, is spending the summer
at her cottage on the shores of Mack |
erel Cove with Eugene and Miss Eve
iyn Shattuck and Miss Fanny Bal |
lard. Miss Ballard left for her home /
In Brookline, Mass, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Cain of Sum-
nit, N. j., arrived at their beautiful I,
cottage near the Johnson for the sum-
MIR last Tuesday. On the ninth they |
were Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. |
Cain OF Newark, N. j., and Mr.. and |
Mrs. /. l.. Cain and family of Summit, |
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The first service for the summer at |
All Saints Church by the Sea was |
held last Sunday at 4.30 p. M, service |
being conducted by the Rev. ]. B. |
Shepherd, rector of st. Paul's. A large |
congregation was present, the Rector |
preaching on the Theology OF Money. |
Services will be held regularly through |
the summer at 4.30 p. m. to which all
are welcome The choir of st. Paul's |
church will sing next Sunday after.
noon.
Mrs. Andrew Gibson arrived at her
delightful cottage, "Brae-side" last
Thursday, accompanied by her charm
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