Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-25
PEAKS ISLAND.


SOuNluueQ f8Ke s..
enjoyed sail about the harbor in the
Rena" a first-ciass naphtha launch.
IL horse power. having cushioned
seats and In every way up to date In
all It's appointments. Captain Met
calf was most courteous to his party
OF guests In pointing out many places
OF historic interest, and his fund of
sea stories added greatly to the en-
1oyment Of the sailing trip.
Augusta, Me-. Is represented by Mr..
and Mrs. George p. oPtter. who are to
pass two weeks here.
The R +. Somers Of Portland, who
are occupying cottage for the season
here. are entertaining the Misses Mad
aieine. Teresa. and Frances Vogel Of
Roxbury, Mass.
Mr.. Mark Owen, a wealthy Chicago
resident who Is spending the summer
at this popular resort, gives unstinted
praise OF the beauties and attractions
and contemplates the erection OF a
handsome cottage here in the near fu-
ture.
Mrs. II. s. Hudson Of westbrook is
among the weeks arrivals, and will
spend two weeks with friends here.
The many friends Of Mr. James Dick
son, resident OF this island, will be
interested to learn Of his recent mar
riage to Miss Adelaide Curtis. also
Peaks Island resident, which occurred
at the home Of her brother, In Roxbury,
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson have
returned from their honeymoon trip
and are domiciled at their pretty cot
tage Arcadia" here, and receiving the
congratulations OF their many friends.
Mr.. Dickson has since the first season
OF the opening Of the Gem theatre
been a member of the summer COM
pany. until the present one, and has
posts OF friends here. The past year
he has been with the May Mannering
company. having an important part In
the play Glorious Betsey" an old cos
tune piece dating back to the year
1903. and dealing with the love episode
between Napoleon Boneparte's brother
Jerome and Betsey Patterson of Balti-
more, beautiful southern belle. The
author of the play is Mrs. II. Ryder
Young whose bright comedy Brown Of
Harvard" in which Henry Woodruff
starred the past season created such
a sensation in the theatrical world.
Mr.. Dickson will return to New York
in September, joining the company
again for another seasons engagement
Miss Ella Curtis of Boston is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Trefe-
then for brief stay, leaving the COM
ing week for Provincetown, where she
Will spend the remainder OF the season
with friends.
A party OF sixty, mostly guests of
the Peaks Island House. lines House.
Coronado and some OF the cottagers
enjoyed picnic on Monday to Great
Chebeaque. Island the party leaving at
10 a. m. in Captain Randall's motor
boat Tourist" and the launch.
After a delightful sail (the weather
being just ideal for a days outing)
the party landed at Great Chebeaque
near the noon hour. and an appetizing
dinner was partaken of. Later ball
game was played by the gentlemen of
the party. Captain Randall and Henry
Hammett being the promoters of this
and the score made was s to IL in ia.
vor OF Captain Randalrs team. The
Jolly party of picnicers left Chebeaque
late In the afternoon for the return
trip to Peaks arriving in season for
supper, after n most enjoyable days
outing, and the good time will no.
soon be forgotten.
The ball game on the Central avenue
grounds, Saturday, between the Peaks
Island nine and Pleasantdale team,
attracted fair sized number of spec.
tators, the Peaks Island team defeat
ing the Personalities, and the score
was to 3. In the fifth inning Egg.
CERT OF the Pleasantdales made fine
running catch of foul and in the sixth
Jack WEIGH made similar play for the
Peaks Island team.
On Tuesday a deep sea fishing trim
was enjoyed by a alrge party of sum.
mer visitors stopping here. Capt. Ran.
dali having the party in charge and
taking them some eight miles out 10
sea to APPOINT known as cod lodges
In his sloop the "Mineola". IL was
an all day trip and many of the party
had fine luck at fishing, some $50 lbs
were brought back. A prize of $3.50
offered for the largest fish captured
was won by Mr. William Oppenheim
OF Newark, n. J. The fish weighed
IN lbs. Mr.. Oppenheim is owner of
a large department store Oining) In
Newark. He is occupying the cottage
Glenmere" with his family here this
season.
The Misses winnefred and Alice
Briggs, daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
george Briggs OF Portland, are enter
tanning two young friends from Dor
chester. Mass, Cutler Davis and his
sister Miss Hester Davis. Mr.. Briggs
and family are occupying a camp this
season. which Is pleasantly situated on
the back shore of the island
There has been much entertaining
during the past week among the cot
tagers summering here. Members of
me Octagon whist club were guests on
wednesday OF Mrs. Clarence Allen and
most enjoyable day spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Francis of Sin.
carr Lodge left the first OF the week
Tor trip To Atlantic City.
Mrs. Florence Hale. OF the Bostonia
orchestra. Is with her family occupying
the Marshall cottage for the season.
Mrs. Small OF Maiden Is visiting her
daughter.
pleasant outing for the day. the
lrst OF series planned for the Y. 8.
club. took place Friday, when Mrs.
Leonard Trott entertained members
OF the club at her island home. A
delicious shore dinner was served. The
party included Mrs. Henry Cary. Mrs.
ALBERT Crockett, Mrs. Isaac Strout
Mrs. Samuel Canales. Mrs eTniamfn