Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-29

N inc DoInln8 De4cn on the western
shore. The races most holly con-
tested were the 35-yard dash for girls,
In which Miss Madeline Brewer Of IA
maica Plain defeated Miss Afkyn HEX
toem, Chicago. by one foot. and the
ss-yard dash for boys; which resulted
In o tie between Eddie Southland.
Brunswick. and Elliott Debevoise.
East Orange. N. ].
Samuel Chase % Lowell. Mass,
won the $50 yard swim for boys,
with Elliott Debevoise second. The
same contestants ranked In the same
order in the diving and underwater
swim.
There was only one contestant in
the 100-yard swim for girls. Miss
Aikyn Hektoem. and In the 100-yard
swim for women, Miss Gertrude
The long swim for men was won
by George Carmichael of Revere.
Mass. with -Alvah Stetson of B.uas-
wick. second.
The underwater swim for men was
won by Woodbury. X. Howe of Gro
ton. Mass, with Alvah Stetson Sec
ond. -
The winner of the tub race. Miss
Madeline Brewer. finished 10 minutes
kenney, OF Brunswick was second.
The rowing races were as follows:
Single SOULS for girls. won by Miss
Dorothy Brewer. Jamsica Plain.
Mass; Miss Aikyn Hektoem of Chi
cago, second.
Single SOULS for boys. won by Wins
low Brewer jamaica Plain. Mass
Eddie Southland, Brunswick, second.
Double SOULS for boys. won by FL
liot- Debevoise OF East Orange. N. J..
and Samuel Chase. Lowell, Mass
Arthur Sampson. New London, Conn.
and Winslow Brewer, second.
Double SOULS for men, won by
Woodbury. X. Howe, Groten, Mass.
and Frederick S. Cram, Brunswick:
Frank Thompson. Lawrencci Mass
and Charles Johnson. Birch Island.
second: Ralph T. Howe of Lewiston
and Elliott Debevoise finished third.
Three boats entered in the sailing
race: The Winona. owned by Wood
bury X. Howe, with Lawrence Dew
OF Brunswick as crew; the Constitu-
ton. owned by Thomas II. Riley. Jr..
Of Brunswick. with John p. Winch
ell as crew; and the Bullfrog. owned
by Edward n. Cowles of Rye. N. Y,
with John Kincaid of Lewiston as
crew. The Winona gave the Consti-
tuition five minutes handicap and the
latter gave the same time to the
Bullfrog. The time follows:
Elapsed time. Cor time
Constitution .......3909 27C9
Winona BIB 2715
bullrrOg ....-.... 1924 1924
The success of the carnival is due
to the efforts of the general commit
tee and the various special commit
tees. These were as follows:
General committee: Thomas II. RI
ley. Jr.. of Brunswick. Miss Dorothy
Brewer of Jamaica Plain, Mass and
DIR. George A. Knowles OF Philadei-
phia.
Land sports: John Kincaid of Lew
iston. John p. Winchell Of Brunswick,
Randolph Debevoise of East Orange,
N. j., and Miss Madeline Brewer of
Jamaica Plain. Mass
Water sports: f. w. Brewer and
Winslow Brewer of Jamaica Plain.
Mass, Charles Burt of PhiladeIr hia
and Miss Frances varrell o, New
London. Conn.
Baseball: Perry Griffin of Washing
ton. ID. C.. Elliott Debevoise of East
Orange. n. j., and Edgar II. Whit
tredge of Brookline. Mass
Croquet and bowling: A p. G.
Griffin of Washington. ID. c, Rev.
Howard G. Ives Of New London.
Conn.,. and DR.. Woodbury. Pu,sifer of
Washington, ID. c.
Sailing and rowing races: Wool
bury X. Howe of Groton. NJ S.. Fred
erick S. Cram and G.. Allen HIVE of
Brunswick.
Social: Miss EliZabe n Blrt of
Philadelphia. Mrs. Joseph Barton of
Winchester. Mass, and Mrs. Laurence
II. Parkhurst of Winchester, Mass.
Prizes: Miss Harriet Burt of Phil
adelphia, Miss Helen Haddock of Au-
burndale. Mass, end Miss Grace Grif-
fin OF Washington. ID. G.
DIR. George A. Knowles had general
charge OF QUOT tournament.
Wednesday evening a sheet aud pill
low case party was held at the Ca
sino under the direction Of the social
committee OF the carnival In n
booth decorated in the Mere Point
colors and trimmed with evergreen
boughs. Mrs. Laurence Parkhurst
and Mrs. Harry 7. Jor6an OF Auburn
served punch. The unmasking took
place during the Portland Fancy.
which was the fourth dance.
The carnival concluded Saturday
right when the various prizes were
distributed by DIR. Woodbury. Pulsi-
fer. The evenings entertainment con-
sisted Of a piano solo by Miss Wilson.
and songs by Miss Agnes Scott. Rob-
ert Stetson. and John p. Winchell.
DR.. and MIS-. Woodbury. X. Pulsi-
fer OF Washington gave a whist par
~ Thursday evening. The first prize
for ladies WIS won bv Mrs. r. w.
Brewer Of Jamaica Plain. aud the
FIST prize for men by Mr.. Laurence
". Parkhurst of Winches'er. Mass.
Mrs. A. p. e. Griffin OF Washing on
ID. C., received the ladies' consolation
p-ize. and Dr.. George a. Knowles OF
Philadelphia the consolation prize for
men.
The following Thursday Hon. and
Mrs. Willi7m ID. Pennell entertained
a.