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August 13, 1908
Casco Bay Breeze
Portland, Harpswell, Cumberland County, Maine
What is this article about?
Society column from Bailey Island detailing arrivals, departures, and plans of summer visitors including the Burnhams, Browns, Estabrooks, Leaches, and others, with stays at cottages and upcoming trips.
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Bailey island.
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weeks' visit at the Breakers.
Philip W. Burnham, who has been visiting at the Blanchard cottage, left for Detroit, Friday, he having been called there on account of illness of his father.
Mrs. George Brown and daughter, Miss Ethel of Philadelphia, were recent guests of their relatives, Mrs. Sarah B. Estabrook, Marie A. Estabrook and Harry F. Estabrook. They are registered at the Ottawa House, Cushings Island for two weeks. Tuesday, Mrs. Estabrook and family left for Castine, Me., for a two weeks' sojourn, after which Mr. Harry Estabrook will return to Boston in ten days and Mrs. Estabrook and daughter will return to Bailey September 1st, to remain until October.
Dr. D. Olin Leach and wife and his sister, Miss Elizabeth Leach and Miss Elizabeth Leach, Jr., Miss Elizabeth Ober, Richard Middleton, Mrs. Florence Miller and son, Allen Miller, arrived on the island, Monday morning for their summer vacation. They are occupying the Waugh cottage in the Pastures and during their sojourn some delightful social affairs will be given. Last year the party were at the Woodbine cottage.
Miss Rachael Mothersead of Washington, D. C..
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weeks' visit at the Breakers.
Philip W. Burnham, who has been visiting at the Blanchard cottage, left for Detroit, Friday, he having been called there on account of illness of his father.
Mrs. George Brown and daughter, Miss Ethel of Philadelphia, were recent guests of their relatives, Mrs. Sarah B. Estabrook, Marie A. Estabrook and Harry F. Estabrook. They are registered at the Ottawa House, Cushings Island for two weeks. Tuesday, Mrs. Estabrook and family left for Castine, Me., for a two weeks' sojourn, after which Mr. Harry Estabrook will return to Boston in ten days and Mrs. Estabrook and daughter will return to Bailey September 1st, to remain until October.
Dr. D. Olin Leach and wife and his sister, Miss Elizabeth Leach and Miss Elizabeth Leach, Jr., Miss Elizabeth Ober, Richard Middleton, Mrs. Florence Miller and son, Allen Miller, arrived on the island, Monday morning for their summer vacation. They are occupying the Waugh cottage in the Pastures and during their sojourn some delightful social affairs will be given. Last year the party were at the Woodbine cottage.
Miss Rachael Mothersead of Washington, D. C..
What sub-type of article is it?
Society Column
Visitor Notes
What themes does it cover?
Family
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
Bailey Island
Summer Visitors
Family Stays
Social Affairs
Vacation Plans
What entities or persons were involved?
Philip W. Burnham
Mrs. George Brown
Miss Ethel
Mrs. Sarah B. Estabrook
Marie A. Estabrook
Harry F. Estabrook
Dr. D. Olin Leach
Mrs. D. Olin Leach
Miss Elizabeth Leach
Miss Elizabeth Leach Jr.
Miss Elizabeth Ober
Richard Middleton
Mrs. Florence Miller
Allen Miller
Miss Rachael Mothersead
Where did it happen?
Bailey Island
Story Details
Key Persons
Philip W. Burnham
Mrs. George Brown
Miss Ethel
Mrs. Sarah B. Estabrook
Marie A. Estabrook
Harry F. Estabrook
Dr. D. Olin Leach
Mrs. D. Olin Leach
Miss Elizabeth Leach
Miss Elizabeth Leach Jr.
Miss Elizabeth Ober
Richard Middleton
Mrs. Florence Miller
Allen Miller
Miss Rachael Mothersead
Location
Bailey Island
Event Date
Summer
Story Details
Social notes on visitors to Bailey Island: Philip W. Burnham leaves for Detroit due to father's illness; Mrs. George Brown and daughter visit Estabrooks then plan trips to Castine and back; Dr. D. Olin Leach family arrives for vacation at Waugh cottage; Miss Rachael Mothersead mentioned.