The Portland daily press., 1900-07-30

Enjoyed by the Employees OF the Bur-
roSves Factory.

The employees of the E. I. Burrowes
screen factory with their families had
their annual outing Saturday at Long
island. There were over a hundred in the
party which went down to the island
early in the forenoon. Various sports
were enjoyed during the day. including
baseball, foot ball, dancing. running,
jumping. etc., and the day was one of
pleasure throughout
The baseball game was played IN the
forenoon on the grounds near the Casco
Bay house. Two mines were made up as
follows:
Uflioe and finishing department-AIc
Leod,c; Brown.p Soule ID; Crlbby, %;
Davis, 3d. Kicker S.; Jewett, RI Rid
ley, CT; Page, II.
Mill department-Wiley, c; Stokes, p;
Coffin. ID; Boivin ,2b Flynn, 3b; Coulter,
IS; Bradford, IF; King CT; Davis II.
Mr.. Albert Spear of New York served
in the capacity of umpire. The prize to
the winning team was box of cigars.
The ninth inning was not finished on
account Of the call to dinner. The boys
preferred to give up the game rather than
let the dinner spoil. The score by in
nings was:
Onice & Fin. 3 0 0 2 8 $50
Mill Dept, 2 0 0 2 2 0 +
Manager Charles L. Cushing Of the
Casco Bay House served a fine shore din
ner after which the afternoon sports COM
menced.
Those at the tables were as follows:
Alvin Paige, w. L. Bradish; Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Paige. Mrs. Powell. A E.
Powell, Hal. W Eyeleth, &c. g. Melon
aid. S. ". earle, Philip NJ. Flynn, Lii
Ian #. Connolley, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ].
Boivin, A. L. Brown, James L. MCGEE,
II. G. Kirby. Thomas Weirs, Ole Ander-
sen, George Petersen, H. Wilcox. Archie
f. Ridley, W. II. Bloomer, Monson
Douglass, John Love, K. A. Hodge, Au-
gust Chelsen, George Williams, Edward
Axelsen, John Acelson, Martin J. Foley,
d. Boivin, j McZellas, ". S. Curran,
Robert n. Mcintyre, William J King,
John b. Stokes, George E. SouIe, Jim
Mitchell, w II. Gardner, Henry IL.
SkllIin, Mr.. and Mrs. Z s. Jewett, Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Willard, Edna Willard,
John H. Cribby, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Boivin. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred III. Morrill,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Wiley and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs p Vincent, Arthur r..
Macleod, Annie q Noyes, Mary E. L.
Roberts, Ysidora r PIummer, Gertrude
NJ Moves, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Merrill
W. S. Small, Mrs. W. S. Small, W. L..
Duly, Fred Goulet, Clyde Bradford, A.
G. Bliss and wife, G. Il. Harris, l. M.
Davis, Emily Jewett, Cora E. Blake,
Edith f. Morton, Florence K. Porter,
Anita j.. Bunker. Edith Robinson, Eliz-
abeth G. Hayes, O. W. Cribby, George 6.
Cribby, Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Spear, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs II. M. Robinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Peregeine, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Fl. Rus
sell, Warren W. Cole, Frank l.. Kicker,
II. j.. Davis, Fred b Tobey, Bert Tobey,
@. w. Strout, p $. Stgout, William Jul
let, l.. Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Shaw,
Mrs. Morrison, Miss B. G. King, Mr. ana
Mrs. IT, H. King, Evelyn Harrington.
Madeline I. Duley, Charles w. Coffin,
John J. Graham.
The party was photographed in a group
in the grove near the house. One of the
hits made by Dung fellow while the
picture was being taken was this "Wait
just minute, fellow just let his face
slip up here. = The remark was taken
by the crowd as funny and 1t took the
photographer several minutes 30 restore
order and recover his focus
Mr. Jewett who played right field in the
ball game was hit IN the LETT side, the
bali striking fairly on his watch AS a
result tire second hand was knocked off
it's pivot and the main spring was broken.
Dancing was enjoyed in the large din
Ing hall and foot ball was played during
the afternoon. The music for the dane
ing was furnished by Thomas orchestra
The party returned TO the city about
six clock.
The committee of arrangements consist
ed of Messrs Arthur II. Mcleod, chair
man, W. A Willard, N. Small, A. Axle
son and J. BoviD.
In the football contest S. W. Garlic
was awarded a medal.
Then followed dancing in the pavilion
and bowling in the alleys. The return
was made at 5. o'clock. NO accidents
happened during the day.