Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-24
Gladys Meade have returned

w. A. Ward, Miss Pawter, Miss La
londi, Montreal, Canaaa; Mr.. and
Mrs. John ]. Kutz, Miss Sidney Mel.
kutz, Reading, Pa; Miss Sarah G.
Doyle, Miss Nellie O'Neill, Lewiston,
Me-; Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Newbold,
Manpasset, L. l., N. Y! Mr.. Harold ].
Aggen. Portland, Me-; Mis-. V. S.
Stedman, Mrs. A. Stedman, Miss E.
D. Brannan, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Marks, Allentown, Pa.
Prof. Charles Riborg Mann of
Summit, N. j., has been spending a
week with his family. While here, he
and his son, Riborg, completed the
later's fast boat, which lives up to
the expectations Of it's speed, which
is twenty miles an hour. The boat
is Hand V-bottom, built from a
frame designed by the Bath Marine
Construction Co., of Batn, Me. 1t
is twenty-five feet long, five feet
wide, draws eighteen inches, and has
a Sterling engine. 1t was built in
Summit, N. j., but this spring was
shipped to Bailey Island, where the
engine was put in Friday it raced
the "Aucocisco," but the "Auco" was
soon left so far behind that it gave
I'D. Saturday it made the trip to
Portland in fifty minutes and was
back in less than two hours, time
being allowed for shopping. Young
Riborg certainly should be proud of
his boat, which is one of the fastest
in the whole Bay.
Everyone wishing the best ice
cream procurable on the Island,
should visit Stetson's. Ice cream,
both plain and in college ices are to
be found here.
Mr.. Geo. H. Russ, Jr., of Newport,
Il. l., is spending week with his
parents at the "Somervilla." Mrs. C.
A. Russ, who has been spending
returned to her home in Springfield.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Gould of Auburn,
Me-, is the guest of Mrs. Ralph w.
Potter at "Rosemont'' for two weeks.
Mrs. J. E. Ring and daughters.
Edith and Hazel, have returned to
Springfield after a three weeks Wis
it with Mrs. J. c. Cook at Breeze
more"
Miss Grace Waterbury of Spring
field, Mass, is visiting Mrs. Arm
strong at the ''Treetops" for two
weeks.
Miss Gladys Young and Miss Ethel
Pero of Worcester, Mass. are guets
of the Bancroft family at Overlook"
for two weeks.
Mrs. Laura Norton of Chicago has
returned home after a three weeks
stay with Mrs. Cotton at Morning
side"
Miss Mary Lyle of New York is
the guest of Mrs Herbert Day for a
week at Gray Rocks Miss LYLE
has just completed the Summer
course at Cornell College, Ithaca,
N. Y.
Mr.. Robert Heebner of Newton
Centre. Mass, spent the Weekend
with his family at the Tabor cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander, of Mont
clair, N. j., have returned home af-
ter two weeks visit with Mrs.
Barker at 1.-The Breakers"
Mrs. p. r. MacNeille has returned
AFTER an absence Of two weeks lat
MIS-: Noye's summer camp of asthet-
&c danclng at SO. Woodstock, Conn.
MI. MacNeille has also returned to
the Island.
Mr.. c. H. Mann of New York is
the guest of Mrs. MacNeiIle for
three weeks.
Miss Helen Baldwin of Newark
N. j., is visiting Mrs. C. r. Mann
Tor period of two weeks.
MI. Chas. T. Root left Tuesday fo,
MS farm in Wilton, Conn, where he
is to remain for the balance of the
season.
MRS. A. II. Walker of New York
mas arrived to spend the rest of the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Chas.
L. Root at the "Takitizi" cottage.
MI. Dempster has been heard from
lsaacs Harbor, where he reported
that the voyage has been fine SO far,
ana has found the Edmund Black as
comfortable as a yacht.
Mrs. M. p. Kearn of Chicago, ILL.,,
mas arrived to spend the rest of the
summer with Mrs. Clara l.. Burn
nam. Mrs. Kearn is the mother of
the sculptor Of the Good Fairy"
Miss Esther Root went Saturday
on the Helen, to MacMahon's Island
IN Sheepshead Bay. She brought
pack as a weeks guest, Miss Eliza
beth of Geneseo, N. Y.
Friday Miss Sally Johnson enter
tanned at her fourteenth birthday,
Rhum was played, at which Miss
Marjorie Johnson won. Refresh
ments were served.
Miss Jonnson's guests were: the
Misses Muriel Mcleod, Harriet
ADAMS, loan Burnham, Dorothy Ben
son, Dorothy Jacobsen, Margaret
Sinnett and Marjorie Johnson.
george w. Johnson has purchased
the John christensen homestead
owned yCharles r. Root, on Abner's
point, the transfer taking place Au-
gust 10. Mr.. Johnson bought for oc-
cupancy and has moved in.
doris Sinnett, twelve years old.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Sim
nett, swan across mackerel cove and
back last Saturday, distance of about
one-half mile. She was accompanied by
dorothy Benson, who swan over but
did not return in the water. The two
girls were accompanied by Eddie Sin
nett in row boat. Doris has ONLY
oeen swimmer two years, but takes
her ability from her father, who made
several good swimming records here
h.