Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-22
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ark, n. j., will arrive for the wenty-
third season on Bailey Island at their
superb little cottage. Spray.
Mr.. Gordon O'Keefe left last
Thursday to help Mr.. Dempster at
Chebeague. s>a,,.. -..
Mrs. E. z. Anthony,' the leader of
the New Thought church in New
York, and Mrs. S. A. Elberson will go
TO the Panama Exposition by auto
this summer.
After a very delightful visit at
Mrs. ALA Wells cottage, Mrs Sydney
White and Miss Matilda Wells left
for New York on Saturday.
The Misses Emily and Cornelia
Coyle and DR.. Harrison of Washing
ton. d. c., arrived at the delightful
cottage "Sprindrift", belonging to
Miss Ida Waugh Saturday. They
will dine at the Driftwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbs:c e. Day of
Washington, d. c., arrived at their
superb cottage Gray Rocks on the
16 for the rest of the summer. Miss
Elizabeth Lyle of Buffalo, n. Y, and
Miss Mary Lyle of New York are
their guests.
Mrs. George H. Lubee and her
granddaughter, Julia A. Johnson,
spent day in Portland last week.
Mrs. Arthur Hunt, Misses Madeline
and Eleanor Hunt of Crow Point,
Mass, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.
III. Woodman last week. Miss Flea
nor Hunt is now to spend her vaca-
ton at Great Chebeague Island.
Miss Gladys Wales OF Newtonville,
rrip
two weeks with Mrs. Robert d. Morse
at Mrs. Morse's mothers cottage
Gray Lodges. Miss Wales has
been here before and adds to the COL
ony of young people greatly, being
very popular.
Recent arrivals boarding here are
Mr. and Mrs. H. d. Oliphant and Mr..
Arthur Oliphant of Belmont, Califor-
MIA.
Boarding on the island are F. c.
Baker, Boston: Thomas Smiley and
Miss French of Portland.
Recent arrivals of the 18th are:
Ansel Coffin and Edith Bertrem of
Boston, Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Breen of Lewiston
and Miss Katherine Gill of Portland
are guests of MissMay Tracy of Lew
lston at her cottage Bay View.
Mr.. John Nickerson, the oldest man
on the island celebrated his Goth
birthday at Bay View cottage. His
family were the only ones at the par
ty for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Starbuck and
daughter of New York City will ioin
thelr son Lawrence at Mrs. E. E.
c0ttqpp hn fur 80
of this month.
Mr.. Andrew Gibson of North An
dover, Mass, joined his family at
their charming cottage on Saturday.
Miss Harriet Marston of North An
dover returned to her home after a
delightful visit at the, Gibsons cottage
on the II.
Miss Margaret Johnson was hos
tess to ten of her friends on her
birthday last week. Those at the
party had delightful time. They
were Lenora Black, Wilena Black,
Agnes York, Belle York, Edna Perry,
Julia Johnson, Esther Leeman, Edith
Gillian, Lille Gillian and Harry
York.
Mr. William w. Johnson was in
Portland on a business trip last
Wednesday. He was accompanied by
his son Franklin.
F. C.Riegelmann of Brooklyn, n. Y,
has purchased a new 2b horse pow
er Ferro gasoline engine for use in
his dory. He will take many cruises
and trip around the Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Wright and
Miss Wyanna Wright of Newton
Highland. Mass, and Miss Betty
Mass, and Miss Betty
at the Wright cottage this month.
Miss NJ. E. Estabrook of Cambridge.
Mass, is giving delightful house par
ty to her friends at her beautiful cot
tages. The guests are Mrs. d. J.
Hearn Of Austin; Miss NJ. Maccarty of
boston, Mass; Miss II. E. Aiken of
Boston and Miss Lillian Dawson of
Boston. Miss Maccarty left on the
ninth, after declaring Bailey Island
and Casco Bay the most delightful
places ever imagined.
Mrs. Oren Johnson, the well known
piano player, gave a dance with Mrs
"A. Longfellow at Library Hall last
tuesday night. Mrs. Johnson fur
hished Accomplishments to the skillful
Vlolln playing OF Mrs. Longfellow.
Mr.. T. w. Estabrook has been do
ing some delightful cruising in the
vicinity of Booth Bay this last week
Mrs. II. s. Sinnett spent last We'd
nesday in Portland.
Recent visitors to the island were
r. c. Baker, Boston, Mass, Thomas
Smiley and Miss French Of Portland.
The York cottage is expected to be
occupied by Mrs. Cora B. Denny of
Auburn for the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. b. Starr, Miss FL
len Starr and Hezekiah Starr and
Mrs. T. w. Estabrook spent all day
In Portland last Wednesday.
DIR. Frank Sill Rogers, the noted
organist OF Saint Peters, Albany. N.
Y, will be the guest Of Mrs. Clara
Louise Burnham after the "a. He is
now motoring through the White
Mountains in his car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Chapman spent
last Sunday on the island with some