Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-26

Miss Sylvia d. Dunheim, at the cottage
"Edgecliff," as the guests of Mrs. Ed
mund Tolles OF Hartford, the owner of
the romantically situated 'Edgecliff''
commanding view of the ocean, surf,
fir balsam woods and OF the little cove
which lengshens out in front Of the
Dritfwood.
| Al, the iSpruces y. the little cottage
of Mrs. Parkma1 T. Denny, Mr.. Lewis
! Elliott and family of Leicester, Mass,
aid Mr.. Frank Wilson of Spencer,
Mass. the treasurer of Spencer
Savings Bank, and his entire family
are spending the month of August.
Mrs. Denny is at the Charles York cot
tage on the other end of the island
with her son and her mother, Mrs L..
E. knight, of Spencer, Mass. She will
return to the Spruces about the sec
| ond or third Of September and remain
at least until the middle of October.
At the Hathaway" cottage on the
eastern end of Bailey, very delightful
house-party is being held. The SUI
perb weather of last week was the
/ cause of many picnics to New Mead
/ ows Inn and other beautiful and in
+ teresting spots in the Bay. NH. NJ.
G. Kinney, Miss A. NJ. Kinney, Miss
| A. H. Meeker, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Yerkes, Miss Ida Pyrah, all of Phila-
delphia, comprise the party and will
be here until the fourth of September
when the entire set will leave for
1 home on the New York boat
Next Sunday at 400 will be the last
Sunday service held at All Saints
/ Church, Bailey Island. Rev. Mr..
! Shepherd will preach.
Mr.. Horace b. MANN of New York,
the well-known architect of the Mann
and MacNeille Company" returned to
, his business after spending one de-
lightful week at the cottage of Mr..
Perry MacNeille of Summit, N. J.
Mr.. F. E. Rowe of West Minot Me-,
, painted his cottage over last week.
The predominating color is white with
all the trimmings painted blue. Mr..
and Mrs. Rowe will leave for their
home in West Minot in few days.
At the last services held at All
Saints by the Sea church. Mr.. Force,
the noted singer, sang "One Sweetly
Solemn Thought" in a fine rich and
full voice, accompanied by Miss Mary
Ward Services will be held next Sun
! day as usual and the much appreciat-
ed sermons of Rev. T. P. Shepard will
be continued.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. McCarty of 142
Horton street, Lewiston, Me-, who are
, staying at Garrison Cove" a delight
full little cottage on the eastern end
Of the island, will leave with their
! children who are with them, for their
home on the first of next month. They
have enjoyed the summer immensely
| and Mr.. McCarty is thoroughly rested
for his business.
Mr. Xanthus R. Smith and Mr. G. R.
Smith of Weldon, Pa, arrived here last
| Monday to join Mrs. Xanthus Smith
who has been staying at the Robin
hood Inn for several weeks. They
have opened their large and we'll stu
| ated house on East End. Mr.. Kan
thus Smith, the noted artist, their
father, unfortunately cannot be with
them this summer. The weather
/ which was so disagreeable before,
! cleared several days after their arriv-
al, making their sojourn extremely
pleasant.
| DR.. Laurel Riegelman, the promi-
nent woman physician, who is a mem
Der of the faculty of the Long Island
Medical College and head Medical ex-
! aminer of New York City, department
| VI ucdlln, Is dulOuS the summer COT
tagers here. A very jolly house-party
of which she is hostess is comprised Of
, the following, Mr.. Edward Riegelman,
DR.. Ferdinand Segel of Brooklyn, n.
Y, Mrs. William F.. Alberry and Mr..
Frederick c. Riegelman, all of Brook
Ign. Many beach suppers, picnics and
, sails have been participated in and
others are planned by th5s congenial
crowd.
Mrs. Ralph Thomas of East Boston
! is staying at the Thomas homestead I'm.
, til the LIST. of next month. Mr.. Thorn
! tain and pilot for the Trident Fisheries
Company, left for Boston some time
ago on business. He was here for
several weeks and will return the 3Oth
, to accompany his wife home
| Miss Emma Bemis Of Spencer, Mass.
| is being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
E. j. Starr of Spencer at the Starr
cottage on the Back Shore. Miss Benz
is is very enthusiastic about Bailey
Island and will probably spend more
summers here in the future.
Miss Pauline Starrett left last Fri
: day for her home in East Orange, ~. j.
after a delightful week as guest OF
Miss Esther Root of New York al
Tekitisi, accompanied by Mr.. Charles
! F. Root who is returning to business
in New York not to roam back to Bail
ey this year. Nevertheless he is an
enthusiastic cottager here and will re-
! turn in summers to come. Miss Wini-
fred Root spent last Tuesday night al
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Carrington's
cottage at South Freeport, Me. Mr.
/ n 1t. c-..z T.
II. Hathaway, both of New York, ar
, rived Friday and will remain until the
earlier weeks Of September. Mrs
Charles T. Root and her son Waldo eX.
pect to leave very soon on a trip u
California, intending to visit the Pan.
ama-Pacific Exposition at San Fran.
cisco Miss Mary Locke Wellington o.
! Belmont, Mass, will arrive tomorrow
to spend few days, possibly a week
as the guest Of Miss Esther Root. TEX
itisi Is the scene of a very pleasan