Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-22

crafts and we are told the "Zeruah."
owned by w. Chamberlain. won the
cup as well as the colors this year.
This was a pleasing fact to us all
here-a-bouts as the Zeruah's captain
has just welded one of our Cundy's
Harbor young ladies.
After watching the races as long as
we could. Dingley's Island was made
and here was taken on some twenty
odd tons of ice from Goddard's ice
house. This was novel to few of us.
who had never seen such work done
before. While at the wharf the Geo. H.
Lubee. OF Orr's Island came in with
lively company on her deck. The two
schooners lay side by side for two
hours or more and exchanged hospita-
lily and merriment. for the Orr's Is
land Captain-Captain Maurice Luz
bee married here and Mrs Lubee is a
sister OF the Capt. Of the Angie B." SO
this unexpected meeting proved as all
unexpected pleasures do. the greater
than when planned and anticipated
the schooner from Orr's by Mrs. Luz
bee and though meeting many entire
strangers. yet such a free. hearty well
restraint of such meetings was miss
ing. Even the cook was not to be out
done and opened his larder for inspec-
ton and twas a goodly provision we
saw he had made for the men on their
prospective trip to Georges. AS soon
as the angie B." had her ice loaded
we sailed away that the Lubee could
haul in to load her ice. Capt Skolfield
fx,fn Ax.A oh It'd
forbidding looking elements made dis
erection the better part of valor in
making home anchorage. Here a tent
was arranged on deck to keep of "the
falling tears of a weeping sky" and I'M
der this pavilion was served delicious
ice cream and cake. while in the fore
castle was hot tea and coffee for all
who wished. This given pleasure by
Captain Skolield will make him more
popular than ever. while we feel sure
the Orrs Island people are grateful to
their Captain and we think all will join
the writer in cheers and hearty
thank you to- both Capt. Skolheld
and Capt. Lubee and that their first
sword fishing trip may be a very, very
successful one.
A very large tarantula was killed
Thursday in a bunch of bananas in W.
A. Trufant's store.
w. f. Gordon of Brunswick was
down here Tuesday on business.
w. III. Ridley has returned from
few days in Portsmouth. y. H., and
Marblehead. Mass.
Miss Mildred Holbrook went to
Brunswick Saturday returning home
Sunday.
In getting out of a dory Saturday
Mrs. Thomas Skolfield slipped on a
very sharp rock and cut both hands
quite badly.
Mr.. Sidelinger. a former teacher
here. called on friends Saturday. re-
turning to Orr's at night, where he is
at present teaching.
Mrs. Benjamin Mcvane and Mrs.
Ezra Nickerson of Orrs Island were
the guests here recently of Mrs.
Humphrey SkOlfield.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Davis. who have been
passing the winter in Florida are here
to remain until fall and will occupy the
house OF George Brigham.
The many friends here of Mrs. Chas.
Rich of East Harpswell. are glad to see
her out again after her recent severe
illness.
DIR. Bibber of Bath with friends call
ed at the Cliff House. Sunday.
Mrs. ]. o. Brigham OF Orrs Island.
passed part of Saturday in this viii
lage
Mrs. II. Leroy Catlin will visit in
Brunswick part OF this week.