Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1917-07-19

Through inadvertence, Mr.. R. Hunt
ington Woodman's chief publisher was
announced to be "Silyer, Burdette
Co." This company is only one Of
several who anxiously await Mr..
Woodman's contributions to the mu-
steal world. The main publisher of
Ma. Woodman's work Is the G. Schir-
mer Co., which has produced about
one hundred and twenty of his COM
positions. Scattering productions were
published by the Ditson Co., the No
yello Co., John Church Co., and Harold
Flammer, Incorporated. Bailey Island
summer visitors should not forget that
they have in their midst one of the
best known modern composers, Mr.. R.
Huntington Woodman, and one Of the
most popular and well known authors,
Mrs. Clara Louise Burnham.
Mrs. S. ]. Starr and Miss Mary Isa-
bella Starr of Springfield, Mass, are
occupying the Starr" cottage ON
Maiden Lane. Miss Starr has very
popular studio of music in Carnegie
Hall, New York City.
Although the mackeTel season has
been reported to be very slack, the
swordfish and sturgeon seem to be
biting we'll and often.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Woodman, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Borst, DR.. H. H.
Burnet, Miss Jocelyn Woodman, Miss
Winifred Woodman and Miss Rather
inc Burnett went for a cruise and pic
mic to Goose Island on Friday The
party set sail in Jerry Gillim's recent
ly renovated boat and the "Winjoy."
The delicious luncheon was cooked
under the direction of Mr.. Borst, who
is an expert woodsman and camper
After long but delightful day the
n1 m hot
homes.
Di'. Harriet Burnet and Miss Kath-
arine Burnet of East Orange have
opened their delightful summer home,
"Anoatok,' on Abner'S Foint (Anoatok
is the Indian word for place where the
wind loves to stay.)
MI. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wilson of New
York City, with Miss Jane Wilson and
/ Master Sam Wilson, arrived at the
'Barnacle" cottage on June 22 to
spend the rest of the summer. MIR.
Wilson returned to New York after
, the Fourth of July, but will revisit his
family later in the summer.
Miss Josephine Thorpe of East Or
ange, the author of several wonderful
and charming pageants, came recently
| to her beautiful summer home, Thor
pedo,' where she will spend the rest
or the summer. The best known pag-
eants which Miss Thorpe has produced
are the Shakespeare pageant, which
was produced in Portland for three
days last fall, and The Crucible," an
American pageant soon to be shown
in New York.
| Mrs. R. D. Morse of Boston, Mass,
| is occupying Mrs. l.. r. Fighters cot
, tage no Rocky Point for the summer
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. E. Irving
1 nf
for two weeks visit with Mrs r. d.
Morse at her hospitable home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Streuli of Plainfield
n. j., are the guests of Mrs. Nj. Barker
, at her cosy cottage, THE Ripple"
, Miss Lawtcn of PlaintifId. u. Lexis
- aifexpsctation of month of pleas.
| ure and rest, Miss Elizabeth Hales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hales and Miss
Maud Hales of Watertown, Mass, are
visiting Miss Rebecca Dunning and
Miss Elizabeth Dunning of Watertown
| Mass, at their charming home near
the Giant Stairway. Mr. Clarence Ell
lis OF North Attleboro, Mass, is also
| a guest here
The Misses Jump of Baltimore are ex-
pected TO arrive any day at their at
tractlVe summer residence, "Nepah-
win"
Mrs. e. Tolman of Worcester is now
at overlook" Summer Hill for the
rest OF the season. Miss Nellie Toll
man visited her mother over the week
| end. ~
Rear Admiral Peary, Mrs. Peary.
MISS Marie Peary and Mr.. Robert
feary, Jr., of Washington, D. c.. ar
I rived at Eagle Island on July 18th for
the remainder Of the season. s.
Inc usual Wednesday and Saturday
night dances are being held at the
Library Hall, with the same Jolly
crowd, except for few of the men
who have enlisted or gone into Red
Cross Service.
Attracted by the beautiful scenery
ana lnv1gorating air of Bailey Island.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Stephens of New
ton highlands have taken a cottage
LOT two weeks. In the near future
Mr. and Mrs. Stephens will entertain
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Bouve of Newton
Highlands.
A regular good, old-fashioned picnic.
with dinner of clans, sandwiches,
conee, cake, pies and other good
Things, was given by MIR and Mrs. G.
w. Johnson and family this week.
Ihey TOOK their guests, who were Mr..
ana MRS. William Johnson and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Leeman and
family, to Goose Island for the dav
All declared that they had spent a
most enjoyable day and wished that
they could go soon again.
The attractive Behrens cottage has
been opened for the season by Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Behrens of Washing
ton, d. G. They arrived last week and
Will stay until Mr.. Behrens' work
calls him back in September.
DE-. Shields and family of Washing.
ton, ID. c., are occupying the spacious
Day cottage for short time. This
cottage is located near the Giant
Stairway" and for this reason has
probably more historical interest to
summer residents than any other cot.
tage on Bailey. 1t commands a won.
derful view OF the outer bay and
islands.
Mr.: and Mrs. Hinckley and party of
friends from Auburn, Me-, arrived
last week To omen tho baaut;f,,, t.....~