Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12

Ward. The Nature Tint exhibit was
delightfully."- arranged and many new
views of Casco Bay were observed.
Those that appealed greatly to many
We're. Half Way Rock" York's
Landing" Library Hail." and "Mack-
erel Cove. The young artist was the
recipient of CONGRATULATIONS from all
present and she disposed of the great
er part Of the views shown. At a
date to be announced she will give an
exhibit of oil pictures at Library Hall.
Miss Ward has studied with Mr. Jo--
seuh B. Cahill, the pro.rait painter of
Portland and at the Bradstreet Studio
at Rridgton, Me.
A.. Stetson's ice cream parlor one is
always assured of getting quality ice
cream. The people demand the best
and this is the reason for the popu-
larity of Stetson's ice cream.
Check your parcels at A. S. Mars,
the store with the Red Sign at the
head IF the Casco Bay Wharf. Cur
rent magazines, newspapers, confec-
tionery, souvenirs and post cards in
most complete stock. Don't forget,
the store with the Red Signs.-Adv.
Service will be held Sunday at All
Saints by the Sea at 4.30 P. NJ. Rev.
preach.
Miss Margaret Peckham of East Or
ange, who has been visitor of Miss
Josephine Thorpe of East Orange, lat
Saturday after a most delightful stay
of two weeks. Although weather had
been very disagreeable, the few bright
days convinced her that she would
like very much to return. Miss Doro-
th1,T L. -
from New York City arrived here
few days ago this week to be Miss
Thorpe's visitor. Miss Lawton is
very popular among the many con-
genial people on the island on account
of her charming and entertaining
qualities.
Miss Louise Morris of Summit, N. j.,
is being entertained by DR.. Anna
Richardson of Summit at the latter's
cottage facing the ocean on the east
ern side of the island. Miss Morris
had been very active in suffrage work
this past winter and has accomplished
many deeds in New Jersey for that
cause. She is the secretary of the
Equal Suffrage League of New jersey
She finds Bailey's a very delightful
place to rest and enjoy ones self.
," ME uellNSllHS Iullk OH the SOUTH
ern end of Bailey Island near Stet-
sons ice-cream parlor, a horse be-
longing to Mr.. John Christianson ran
away and smashed the wagon to
pieces. throwing the milk bottles all
over the ground before it could be
captured. The horse ran to the ex-
IRENE end of the Island near its sta
BILE and then turned in circles around
the trees and houses until Mr.. Christ
hanson caught him. Fortunately no
injury to the animal was apparent.
Mrs R. H. Woodman and her daugh-
ter, Miss Jocelyn Woodman, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, who are staying at
their pleasantly situated cottage, the
"Mainstay" on Maiden Lane, spent
several days in Portland last week.
Mrs. John c. Adams of New Haven
has been visiting her friends Mr.. and
Mrs. Hague at Gorham- for several
days She is expecting several guests
this week. ~
Erwin Sinnett skillfully conducted
a most successful dance at the Lii
brary Hall Saturday. The informal
dances, he is giving quite frequently,
are very pleasant and do much to
make the summer a success for the
cations here every year. Mrs. Black
man and Mrs. Longfellow furnished
very good music for the occasion.
The little cottage "Sea Cliff" stu
ated near Cottage Hall is again dwell
ing place of its owners. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Gilman of Lewiston, Me.
Mr.. Gilman is a well-known custom
tailor in that city. He arrived here for
fret oft
having spent six summers at Harps-
well Neck. At that time there was
no steamboat landing to convene the
summer guests, no postoffice and no
road and few houses of any sort. The
cottage is the oldest here and has
many charms, although not apparent
to an outsider at first glance, includ-
ing cosy little Fireplace. six rooms
and one Of the daintiest and most
comfortable small piaZzas facing the
broad ocean, ever thought of. Mr.
Gilman will remain with his wife for
the rest of the summer.
Mr.. Alton G.. Carrolton and family
of San Francisco is boarding on the
island this summer. Mr.. Carrolton is
the president of Union College in Cal
ifornia.
Mr.. George A. Briggs of Elkhart,
Ind, is visiting Mrs. Perry r. Nc
Nellie Of Summit, N. j., at her delight
full cottage on the Back Shore for the
rest Of the season. Mr.. Briggs has
been for many years the president of
the Chicago Telephone Supply Com
pany and also president of the Briggs
Magnetic Company of Chicago, Ill. He
is a prominent commissioners of the
Fels Fund for Single Tax Propaganda.
Mr.. Riborg Mann.s father. Rev.
Charles Mann is the father of Mrs.
McNeille and is remaining here for an
indefinite period. p.
Mrs. Harry Kingsley of Spencer,
Mass, Is visiting Mrs. Erastus T.
Starr Of Spencer, Mass, at the 1atter's
beautiful cottage starr" situated on
Maiden Lane some distance apart
from the most Of the other buildings,
thus commanding a very superb view
OF the entire island and much Of the
Bay