Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-30

bryant, nrst laoies' score. rs. Ian
anese bon bon dish: Miss Bryant:
nrst Sentleman's score 81, a drinking
cup chased in leather: Mrs. Bragg,
second ladies' score "a, a vase;
MIS-. Canley. second gentlemar's,
score 80, whist counters; Mrs.
hanhan MCNEIL. was. the winner
vi .ne oooby prize which was a yeast
cake tied on the seat of a small gilt
chair with the motto, "a chance to
| rise"
MT. Melvin A. GaIencia. wife and
chiid OF Dover. n. H, who Is spending
the summer at Old Orchard. were
guests last week OF Mr.. Galencia's sis.
ter. Mrs. J. w. Conant.
Inc Ha! Ha! Sewing Club met one
day last week with Mrs. w. c. LAM
pert at her cottage at the West End
Inc day was pleasantly passed on the
peach and lawn in outdoor sports and
batning and bounteous shore dinner
was served at noon by the hostess
Ihose present were Mrs. H. winslow,
Mrs- VIM Howe, Mrs. Sarah Cobb.
MIS-. f. Crabtree. Mrs. c. NJ. Brooks.
Mrs. Frank Needham, Mrs. Chas.
Bartlett. Mrs. Sawyer. Mrs. Harvey
hanson and daughter Gladys. Mrs. A..
H. Marden and Mrs. E. Marden.
MISS Frances Corey, Miss Bertha
Freeman, Mr.. Harold Webster, Mr..
Harry Walker are guests at the Dor
/ othy cottage.
Mr.. c. d. Crawford and Mr.. ]. A.
Nolan OF Portland were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H. l. Crawford last week.
Inc Morrison family reunion was
held last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Mabry at Calumet" A delici-
! GUS shore dinner was served at noon
ana a sail out around the lightship
was enjoyed in the afternoon. A his
tory of the family and its generations
was read by Miss Mary Merrill. which
was very much enjoyed Those pres.
emit were Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mabry,
MI: and Mrs. A. L. Morrison and Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Morrison of West
brook. Me. Mrs. Majetta Lord of Bos-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Merrill
and daughter Mary.
] Mr.. and Mrs. v. c. Grant and daugh.
I ter Erma OF North Yarmouth were
guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E..
Cook
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. ventres of Port
land were guests last Sunday at the
Lambert cottage.
One OF the events of the season at
the West End was the whist given
by Mrs. II. l.. Davis to the summer
residents. Six tables were used and
the rooms were very prettily decorate
ed: ferns, wildhowers and red berries
predominated. The decorated arch
between the two rooms was work of
art and added very much to the sue
cess OF the occasion. Elaborate re
freshments were served by the hostess
during the evening. The prizes were
| won by the following: Mrs. Bryant.
hrst, pretty box Of stationery; Sec
ond. Miss Bryant. a Delfe teapot:
third. Mrs. Hannah McNeill. a pic
ture OF White Head: fourth, Mrs.
Bragg, picture of Peaks.
DIR. F. F. c. Demarest. wife and
| children of Passaic. n. j.. and DIR.
John ]. Sullivan and Master Frank
are spending the season at "Looktosaa'
| cottage. =
Mr.. Charles Thomas of Wollaston.
Mas. and Mr.. II. p. Bowen of Boston,
who We're guests Of Mr. Geo. Seward
at his slightly cottage. have returned
to their homes.
The West End Glee club gave a most
enjoyable musicale last Friday even
ing at the summer residence of MIR.
and Mrs. George Sinnett. The club
Is composed of nearby cottagers and
many pleasant evenings have been
passed. Mr.. Ralph Wight is the lead
ing mandolin and Miss Helen Loring.
soloist. The cottage was very pref
tily decorated for the occasion and
dainty refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
| Mrs. c. Beal and daughter Louise.
of Medford Hillside, Mass. were guests
last week at Ford's cottage
Mr.. Il. 8. Eaton and Mr.. George
Bates OF Cambridge, are spending their
vacation at "Idylhurst" and will return
the last of the week
Mr.. c. +. Hackett and Miss Nav Ord.
way of Lisbon Falls. were guests last
week OF Mrs. A. NJ. Conley at her cot
tage.
a party of West End summer people
who were on the sail to- Bath last
week. decided to return to Portland
via trolley, tno, they were not seasick)
and after a delightful trip to- Merry
meeting Park. Casco Castle and Under
wood. supper was enjoyed at the
Lafayette" in Portland and the return
to the island was late in the evening.
on account OF the theatre night trip.
Those I'm the party were Mrs. A. NJ.
Conley. Miss Ellen Galencia. Mrs. s.
j. Allen and Mrs. v. G.. Bragg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Trims. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. a. Wellman. and Mr.. James
Gilbert OF Portland. who have been
spending the past two weeks in one
OF the Ponce cottages. have returned
TO their homes.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Lownev of wor.
cester. Mass. Mrs. Vestie Sweat of
Deering and Miss Winnie Greeley of
Boston were guests of MIR. and Mrs.
w. a. Morgan last week at the West
End
The l.. 7. Base Ball team defeated
the Cumberland Blues last Saturday by
the score Of 10 to- 1. Mr.. Thomas De-
laney umpired the game in a very
ereditable manner In spite OF the con.
slant kicking Of the Long Island LIST
baseman. The lineup was BlockIinger.
G. DR.. Ridlon p. Mitchell III. Dorety 2b.
Higgins 3b. Mccain RI, Bickford Ct.
Ward IT, They would like a game
[ Saturday with the Chebeague nine.
The falls committee OF woodbiue
! Rebekah Lodge. I. o. O. r. held a most
! enjoyable outing last Saturday after.
noon al the Harris cottage" Marin.
ers Landing. The party came down ON
h. . .fe1g Il