Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-19
Pierrot of the Practice Hour.
i al Original Pantomime.
CAST.

Miss Fol de Rol, debutante 49,. EVELYN Ellis
ar. iansowsll; her fiance. Francis Chandler
The Doll Pierrot .......... Frieda Michel
Mr.. H. A. Lincoln OF Springfield
Mass, Mr.. Nichols of Chicago and
Miss Pauline Starrett of East Orange
y. j., spent several much enjoyed
days last week at the cottage, Tekitisi
near Pebbly Beach, as guests. of Miss
Esther Root of 800 West 92nd street,
New York. Mr.. George F. Root with
Mr.. Robert hathaway of New York
City as guests arrived at. the cottage
last Friday to spend the rest of the
season here. Mr.. Waldo Root visited
Mr.. Reginald Darlington at South
Freeport for few days and returned
with the latter to Baileys last Tues
day for a few weeks.
Miss Ida Stetson of South Poland
has been visiting her uncle, Mr.. ]. G.
Stetson on the island for several
days. This makes Miss Stetson's sec
ond trip to Baileys.
At the "Binnacle' near head of
Mackerel Cove, belonging to Dr. B. F.
Luckey of 267 Broadway, Paterson, n.
j., Mr.. Thomas Mellon of Paterson is
spending a few weeks.
Miss Julia and Miss Geneva John
son recently visited their cousin, Ben
jamin NJ. Johnson at Princes Point
for one week. They returned Friday.
Miss Louise Morris of Summit, N.
j., has returned after a delightful stay
at the cottage of her hostess, DR..
Anna Mann Richardson of Summit
Miss Morris was here for the first
time and is already very enthusias.
tic summer guest.
Prof. Frank Aydelotte of Cam
bridge, Mass, and family arrived
here on the tenth of the month to
spend the remainder Of the summer.
Prof. Aydelotte is professor of Eng
lish at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. He came directly with
his wife and child from Minneapolis
, where he has been in charge of the
department of English of the State
University of Minnesota summer
school. The Aydelottes take their
meals at the Willows and have a
small but very pleasant and charming
cottage nearby for the summer
Mr.. j. P. Johnson of the island was
mere for a few days last week on a
visit to his wife. He has been sword
nsh1ng on the large black schooner
priscilla OF Boston, captained by ID.
Wolfe OF that city, which put into
Mackerel Cove this week to get Mr..
Johnson for another trip to Cane Bre-
ton for swordfish. The last catch
was comparatively small, amounting
to forty-one fish.
Mr.. Benjamin Levineer of San
francisco has been a visitor of his
slster-ln-laW, Mrs. l.. Nusbaum of
Phlladelph1ha. Mr.. Levinger' is a cof-
Zee expert, connected with the we'll
known NJ. j. Brandenstein Coffee I'm
porting Company of San Francisco.
he returned to that place via Boston
and New York, having important
business at both Of those cities.
Mr.. G. A. Briggs of Elkhart, Indiana.
is visiting Mr.. Perry MacNeille of
summit, n. j., for the summer at the
iatter's charmingly situated cottage On
the back shore. Mr.. Briggs is mem
Der of the committee of the Fels Fund
commission, whose object it is to pro-
mote nome rule and single tax in big
cltles and states. Mr. Lincoln Stef-
lens, CHARLES H. 1ngersoll of the fam
GUS watch company; Jackson Ralston
OF washington, the attorney of the
american Federation of Labor: F. C.
howe, commissioner of Immigration
at New York; Mr.. G. chatham Gait.
president Of the International Wo
mans Suffrage League; A. B. Du Pont
OF Cleveland, Ohio and Daniel Kiefer.
the chairman and general manager of
the fund are fellow committeeman of
Mr.. Briggs. Mr.. Fels left a great sum
or money, of which $4,000 Is used
yearly to-promote- political activity.
leading toward the adoption of single
tax; and to aid any local campaign
started for that purpose, duplicating
every dollar placed by the originators
OF the movement. AT present the
largest campaign is being carried on
in Pueblo, Calf.
Mr.. Horace B. Mann of New Yorl,
the well-known architect of "Mann e.
MacNeille Company" is spending one
week at the cottage of Mr.. Perry Mac
Nellie Of Summit, N. j. 49,,
Mrs. J.4L. Seward Of Orange. N. J..
has returned to her cottage on Bailey
1sland for the summer once more. She
is the wife of DR.. J. L. Seward, the
well known physician of Orange. who
is expected here soon. Mrs. c.. B. Kim
Der of Philadelphia is the guest Of
Mrs. Seward and will remain for an
/ undecided period Of time. 49,
One Of the special features of the
mask ball given by Erwin 5Sinnett last
Wednesday,, was the costume of Mrs.
Helen Adams of Orange, N. J., 90
years OF age, who led the march, clad
as fairy godmother, accompanied by
Mr.. Robert Dempster. Many other
very remarkable costumes were seen
that night.
The Misses Katherine and Helen
I, Dobson and Miss Jessie Cox of Ger
mantown. Pa. were recent visitors
/ OF Mrs. Scott Leeman. Mrs. A. Weiss
and her daughter, Miss Mae Weiss of
New York City are now being enter
/ tanned at Mrs. Leeman's. Last week
Mr.. Elmer Currier of Boston was the
guest Of Mr.. Iri Russ of Boston at the
same house.
Mrs. Henry B. Twombly Of Sum-
NIT, NJ J.. arrived Friday, the thir-
1 teenth, from her home at her cottage