Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05
Chebeague l..

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Raymond of
New York will have the A. r. Little.
field farm cottage for the month of
August, occupying ii together with
another party who will come with
them. The Richardson's had this cot.
tage last year and were much pleased
with the location.
Miss II. j. Bonney of Boston, who
has taken the w. III. Meldram cottage
arrived last Monday and Is establish.
ed for the summer
Mr.. Horace G. Sadler and family
have moved into their new cottage
which has just been completed near
the postoffice. The workmen are
still doing some finishing work but
will be through this week. The
Sadler family have been occupying
the Dana Hamilton cottage for a
short time.
Mrs. E. w. Stanhouse and Mrs.
John NJ. Ash of Philadelphia, who
are summering here in cottages were
in Portland Monday.
Mellen Ross will be employed by
r. ". Cieaves's bakery and ice cream
parlors this summer Mr.. Ross
started his duties Monday.
Mr.. John Reed is stopping at the
A. S. Kinds cottage.
The Chebeague base ball team is
ready for games any Saturday after.
noon during the summer The team
is composed of VI. ]. Hamilton, c:
G. w. Hamilton. p; w. r. Hamilton.
Id; George Higgins. 2b; Ernest Hill
man, 3b; Albert Mansfield, SIS; John
w. Seabury, p. and !. f.; Merton A..
Soule, C. f.; Bradford Hamilton, r. f..
The team is having daily practice
on the diamond on the North Road.
Games were scheduled with the Casco
castle nine of South Freeport for
yesterday morning and afternoon and
close score was anticipated as the
teams are very evenly matched, each
having got one game from the other
last season. At this writing an effort
Is being made to get Edwin Bishop
pitcher for the Boston Blues to fill
the box for one of these games as he
has been at home for a few days on
leave OF absence.
A load Of 319 tons of anthracite
coal for Hamilton and Grannell was
loaded by the schooner Lois A..
Claphis OF New York on Monday.
A heavy crop of hay will be har-
vested this season is the report OF all
the farmers. Plenty OF rain has
fallen all the spring and grass has
grown rapidly.
Mrs. J. G. Smelling. Misses Alice
L., Susie p. and Master Stuart p.
Smelling OF New York are stopping
at Hamilton villa. They have been
farther along the coast. eastward.
looking for location to suit them
and are likely to remain here until
late in September.
Mr.. Edwin Bishop. who Is pitching
Tor the Boston Blues. one of the
fastest independent teams I'm the
country, was down visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Bishop over Sunday. He has been
pitching for the Portland team and
was signed by the Boston nine last
week leaving here to play his first
game with them at Rockport Wed.
nesday the Fourth. Mr.. BIshop has
been playing professional BAH since
1902, playing with Bangor. Nashua
Manchester. Dover and Portland. He
is considered fast man in the box.
Messrs. Fred and Ernest Ballard
OF "Khatmandhu" left Monday nigh,
In their yacht Kiaro, for an eastern
cruise making a course for RockIand
Ihey were accompanied by Mr..
Philip Dorticos.
Mr.. Alphonsus J. Murphy OF Port.
land has taken up HIS residence for
the summer at house at Jenk's
Landing.
Mr. Oliver sinkinson OF New York
VIII arrive with his wife and two
children Oliver and Nellie IN &C.
day to spend the season with his mar.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James SinkInson
at Bellingham, West End.
The large Leighton & Hills cot.
tage At Sunset beach has been rented
to Mr.. l.. s. Sanborn, city auditor OF
Portland, who moved down with his
party Tuesday.
Miss Pauline r. Cahill OF Montreal
canada, member Of the Nurses as.
NonffnuoH ~ D.~~