Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15

maoe up Oh LeWlStOn men, Litcnneld
Of the Edward. Little High School at
that place pitched for the Colony's
team and did good work. Barry
pitched for Chebeague. The local
team made their runs In the eighth
inning and won the game at that
time.
Little Helen Curt. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Curt, who recently
underwent serious operation, is
progressing favorably.
DIR. and Mrs. H. N. Morse with Miss
Betty Edmond Of Canta Monica, Cal.
were entertained at Casco Castle on
Sunday.
Mr.. Pennington Sinkinson is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Sink.
inson prior to moving to Winnipeg.
Manitoba.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Harrison Of Iry-
ington, N. j.. are here at the Summit
! House for their annual vacation. hay-
| ing arrived last week. During the
past week they have been to George
town, Me-, visiting their son, Charles
A. Harrison and family who are spend
ing the summer there. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison have been coming to Chebea-
que for the past six years and we trust
some day they will be numbered
among the cottagers here. Mr.. Har.
rison is one Of the enthusiastic work.
ers for Field Day and is a member
OF the committee representing this
house.
Miss X. NJ. Crabtree, the well known
artist. who is summering here on the
island. will hold an exhibit and sale
Wednesday and Thursday afternoon.
Aug. 1928, from 2.3O to 5 d. m. at
the home Of Mrs. George II. Sweetser.
Sunset Road. Miss Crabtree will ex-
hibit some very beautiful water colors
many OF the scenes being taken here
on the island. The exhibit is open
to all on the island and no doubt many
will avail themselves of the opportun-
ity to attend.
Alfred Eastman Lunt of Beverly.
Mass. who has been spending the
past ten days with Messrs. Crowley
& Lunt at Camp Breeze" left Sunday
afternoon for Greenacre. Eliot, Me-.
where he went to attend the confer
ences given there. Mr.. Lunt is
member of the Greenacre Fellowship.
Miss Sarah F. Farmer is founder and
leader Of this renowned association.
Miss Edith Billings of Worcester.
Mass, who has been spending a short
time at another house awaiting rooms
at the Island View, is now registered
at that popular hostelry.
Messrs. Herbert E. Pierce and Wal
ter Fletcher of Taunton, Mass, arrived
at the Island View Sunday for a yaca-
ton period. We think they will par
ticipate in the field day carnival while
here.
A very pleasant and successful
piazza party was given by Miss Bon
ny at her cottage last Thursday even
ing Entertainment was furnished
by Mr.. w. E. Clark of Waltham.
Mass. who favored with several har-
monica, banjo and vocal selections.
Also vocal selections by Miss Barnard
OF Providence, r. l., and story telling
by DIR. Geo. Moore of Lowell, Mass,
and Mr.. Wilbur Tower of Boston.
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Ridge enter
tanned the Windemere Colony, West
End. at whist on Wednesday. in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. French of Bos-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. French left the
Island for Portland on Friday. 1t is
hoped that they will become perma-
nent members Of the Colony.
Mr. c. w. Hanson took a large
party of the colonists to Peaks Island
on Saturday. and entertained the SEN
iors at the Gem and the juniors at the
skating rink.
The Rev. Arthur G.. Pettengill of
Portland was a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Asher c. Kinds on Wednesday, last
week
Mrs. Henry F. Glidden left the Is
land Sunday morning for North Alb
ington, Mass.
Mr.. Cooley Of Boston has been Wis.,
iting Mrs. Dale since Friday.
The Rev. II. F. Kloman, Rector of
st. Stephens church, Portland, con-
Quoted divine service In the grove at
the West End on Sunday afternoon.
His sermon and the service were
much enjoyed. Afterward Mrs. How.
ell entertained the colony at tea.
Percy v. Norwood of Beverly, Mass.
Harvard. 1906, was the guest OF HIS
friends. Messrs. Crowley e Lunt at
camp Breeze" Saturday and Sunday
last Mr.. Norwood is one OF the in
structors at the Waban school camp
(Shore Acres) West Harpswell. This
summer school has been located at
hdIpsWeii LOT the past ten years and
each year II Is adding to its number
of pupils. Prof. John II. Pillsbury is
I'm charge of the school.
On Friday last a party consisting of
number Of the "Strollers" and Rev.
John Hutchinson of "Bidea-wee" went
deep sea fishing out by Hallway
Rock Lighthouse, In Capt. Benefits
launch. The day was most charming.
and they met with splendid success
as well as having a good time. One
hundred and seven cod and paddock
weighing over three hundred pounds
was the catch, and Charles Parson
was high-liner with twenty.nine Ash.
w. A. Thieling. William Bunton, VIII
liam Chickering and Clarence Parson
were from the "Stroilers'" camp.
which has been In Soule's Grove for
the past two weeks.
A pleasant diversion for day is the