Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
Wood, South Orange, N. j.; Mrs
Douglas Swift, Miss Eleanor Swift,
Maplewood, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Won Blarsom, Paterson, N. j.

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Won Blarsom, Paterson, N. j.
Dr. Harriet Burnett and Miss Kath-
arine Burnett of East Orange, n. j..
arrived Friday at their cottage the
Anoatock, for the rest of the season
Mrs. II. B. Twombly of Summit, N j.,
is their guest for the summer. DR..
Burnett, Miss Burnett and Mrs Twom-
bly, motored up from East Orange via
Boston and birmingham, stopping at
the various beaches on the way up.
They had fine weather and a very en-.
joyable trip.
Mrs. Anna Tracy and the Misses
Josephine and Carolyn Tracy of Lew
iston, Me-. are spending the summer
at the Bay View cottage.
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
Sheehan of Lewiston spent week
with Mrs. Tracy at the Bay View.
Messrs. William and James Tracy
and Miss May Tracy of Lewiston, mo-
tored down and spent few days at
the Bay View with Mrs. Tracy.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Starr of Spen-
Ger, Mass, motored up from Their
home to spend the summer at the
Starr cottage.
Mrs. w. H. Hathaway and son
Frank of Worcester, Mass, are the
guests OF Mrs. Starr at the Starr
Cottage.
Miss Ellen Starr has left the Island
and is visiting at Northport, Me-, for
a week, but will return to the Starr
Cottage after her visit.
The occupant of the Mooring
were much excited over the building
of fish pool in front of the cottage.
Mr.. Dempster and Mrs. Burnham
worked over it from Sunday the 9th
and finally completed it on the follow
ing Saturday. The pool is irregular
in shape, and will hold gold fish, pond
lilies, etc.
Miss Esther Root has been to Bos-
ton for an operation on her eye and
returned Wednesday,
Mr.. Wallace Bryant, an artist of
Boston, Mass, has been painting a
picture of Miss Burnham and sketch
ing different pictures of Mr. A. c..
Burnham's house and its surround
ings.
Mrs. S. j. Starr and Miss Mary Isa-
bella Starr OF Springfield. Mass, have
opened their cottage, The Tides, on
Maiden Lane for the rest of the sea-
son.
Mr.. R. H. Woodman has just re-
the coast of Maine in his yawl. Wind
JOY. He stopped at the various har-
bors on the way up and went as far
as Penobscot Bay. He had fine wealth
er and a delightful trip. His two
daughters, Miss Margaret Metz and
Mr.. Stuart Ford accompanied him.
Miss Josephine Thorp of East
Grange, N. J., has just opened her
cottage on the Sea Bank for the re-
mainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Streuli of
Plainfield, n. j., are the guests of
Mrs. Barker at the Breakers for the
summer.
Mr.. Lincoln Fighter of Newton,
Mass. spent Sunday with his fam
lily at their cottage.
Mrs. Robert Heebner wishes tc cor
rect mistake made in the first num-
her. 1t was said that she was spend
ing her first summer on Bailey, which
was untrue. For eleven years she has
been staving at the Homestead. This
year is the first she has been in a cot
tage. She has the Bel-goed for the
season.
Mr.. Robert G. Heebner of Newton
Centre, Mass, spent the week end at
the Bel-goed, with his wife and fam
lily.
Mr.. Chas. s. Bradley left Wednes-
day for Baltimore after several weeks
at Bailey. Mr.. Bradley had been on
short visit to friends at Wiscasset
Mrs. Charles S. Bradley and Miss
Mamie c. Dorsey gave a dance Mon
dav evening at their cottage The Jr-
chins in honor of Mrs. C. J. Benson s
house guest. Mr. and Mrs. John r.
Elsroad of New York City.
Prof. and Mrs. Herbert f. Day of
Washington D. G. are spending their
fourteenth summer at their cottage
Grayrocks. Prof. Day is professor Of
botany and biology in Galloudet col
lege for the deaf in Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Thurston of
Washington ID. c. have arrived at their
cottage on the ocean side. They are
the parents of the superintendent of
schools of Washington. Mrs C-hurs-
ton is popularity known as Ida X
Thurston, famous authoress of
eighteen books for young people.
Miss Title Caray of Hartford.
Conn, is spending her second sum
mer with Mrs. Tolles at the Edgecliff
Miss Caray was here last year and
was very much charmed with the
Island.
The Misses Coyle of Washington.
d. c., arrived at Spindrift for the
summer. They were at this Island
last summer and were so delighted
with it that they returned this sum.
mer Cor the season.
Miss Lawton of Plainfie1d, N. J., is
visiting Mrs. Barker at the Breakers
for a month.
Mr.. Frank Stone of Revere, Mass,
spent the week end at Braeside."
Miss Gladys Peabody of Lawrence
Mass. will spend two weeks with
spent the week end at Braeside.
Miss NJ. J. Billings of SomerviIle.
Mass, Mrs. II. w. Sears of Arlington
Mass, and Mrs ID. i. Phillips Of Lit
tie Rock. Arkansas, are the guests Of
Mrs. Cotton at the Morningside cot
tage.
Mrs. Craig and daughter of Chicago
Illinois, are visiting Mrs. Cotton AT
Mornngside for two weeks.