Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-03

opposite Hill Crest. They are filled
with the fir tips from the island. and
will recall many happy hours at Che
beague.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Faucet.
accompanied by their daughter Eliza
beth and son George E. Faucet OF
Stamford. Conn.,. left the island Mon.
day after a seven weeks stay at the
Summit House. They are to visit
friends at Milton, Mass. one week be-
fore returning home. Already Mr..
and Mrs. Faucet are planning to re-
turn next year. which will make their
tenth successive season at Chebea-
que,
Mrs. E. ]. Williams of waltham.
Mass, registers Saturday at the Is.
land View Cottage for two weeks.
This Is Mrs. Williams first visit here.
although her daughter. Mrs. Richard
son was a guest last summer.
R. S. Davis Co.. Portland. carry
the most complete line Of homefurn-
! ishings in the city.-Adv.
Mrs. ]. H. rockingham and son,
H. G.. rockingham on their return
from trip to various resorts among
the White Mountains are at the Ham
ilton Villa for a week. they having
arrived August 31st. They are resi-
dents Of Worcester. Mass. which is a
Bay State city. well represented at
this popular resort.
H. W. Bowen will supply you with
that Chebeague fir-balsam pillow at
their stores. the postofice. or opposite
the Hill Crest. Leave your order to
have one made. which will be a happy
remembrance Of the island.-Adv.
Miss Alice Tierney Of Salem, Mass.
will arrive Saturday for her second
visit this season at the Island View
Cottage. She was registered here
during July.
Messrs. John S. Crowley and Clar-
ence H. Lunt of the Breeze, have
been at their home in Beverly, Mass.
the past week. where they publish
the Beverly City Directory. They
are at Camp Breeze" in Soule's
Grove and on their return are to re-
main in the bay until the latter part
of the month.
This afternoon the third game in
the series between Chebeague and
Peaks Island is scheduled TO be
played and as the managers could
not come to an agreement at which
island the game should be played. il
was decided to have the contest at the
South Portland baseball grounds One
game has been won by each team
which gives them an equal average.
A large crowd of fans will accompany
the teams.
A pleasant sailing.party of summer
visitors. near jerks Landing was
made up last Sunday afternoon. which
afterwards proved to have been
formed at a most pertinent time, The
party went out for a cruise in one of
the west end sloops and when outside
OF Halfway Rock sighted another boat
flying signals of distress. AS the
rescuers drew near. they could make
out motor boat far out at sea with
a broken down engine and who~S>
occupants were trying to sail to land
under jury rig. consisting Of an avn
ing held up with gaffs and sticks
The unfortunate motorists were taken
in tow and brought to Long Island,
while the sailing party continued on
their way to Chebeague. Those who
made up the rescuers were DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Gates and daughter.
Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter with
their daughter, winifred, and son.
Richard; Mrs. Cogswell and her
daughter of Amherst. Mass. DR..
Bunce Of Philadelphia, Mr. John Per-
kins of Norwich. Conn. Misses Doro-
thy and Anna Davis of Portland. and
Miss NJ. Cooper and Miss J. Holmes
of New York.
A very charming family have been
numbered among the summer colony
this season, who have been occupying
the Bowen cottage on the North Road
They are Mr.. George A. Hitchcock
OF Fitchburg, Mass, with his wife and
family. Mr. and Mrs. George Preston
Hitchcock and daughters. Hilda and
Rachel, and son, Richard of Brook
line. Mass. Mr.. George A. Hitchcock,
who has been at the cottage all sum
mer, returned to his duties as
express messenger between Fitchburg
and Boston, last Tuesday, which posi-
ton he has held for thirty-five years.
Mr.. George p. Hitchcock Is head mas
ter OF the Brookline High School. and
will remain with his family at the
cottage until the middle of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Pingree with
their children. Miss Laliah and Master
Freddy. are spending very pleasant
vacation at the barrymore" cottage
owned by Miss Makee. at the last
end. The family arrived from their
nome In Boston. the first of August
and will remain throughout the sea
son.
The trip which the steamer Is
scheduled to make to the Gurnet. was
cancelled last week, Monday. for some
unexplained cause. as II has been
numter Of times this season. Never
the-less the failure OF the boat to run
did not deter a party from the east
end from enjoying a most charming
sail down the harbor. When the pas
sengers arrived at jerks Landing and
found the Gurnet trip was cancelled.
they secured the services of a friend
who offered them the use of his boat.
The party stopped of for dinner at
one OF the South Harpswell hotels
and continued their sail up Harms