Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. John Oldershaw of
New York City. with Misses Jennie
K. Holmes and Miss Margaret Cooper
Of Brooklyn, are among the summer
visitors to Chebeague Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Parker Of
Cambridge. Mass, arrived last week
for an outing at the Codding cottage
at the Massachusetts, Colony Mr..
Parker is well known in Cambridge, rs
the veteran newsdealer, having con-
Quoted a store for a great many years.
He Is also president of the News
dealers Association of Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Thomas E. Thompson Of
Woodfords. entertained the West End
Colony at tea on Sunday.
Miss Bates is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Dorticos at Windemere.
Mrs. Dale, who has occupied the
large red cottage at Sunset this sea-
son, has issued invitations for a tea
on Thursday.
Mr.. Herbert Evans. the wellknown
water artist. who has been in delicate
health for some time, Is deriving much
benefit from his summer stay at Sun
set, and has painted many of the
choice bits OF shore scenery which
abound on the West End of Che
beague.
It is understood that Mr.. E.,A. Bal
lard of "Khatmandhu." who has been
| suffering lately from severe neuralgia,
has derived much benefit from the
treatment Of Portland specialists. The
| many friends in Casco Bay, of Mr.. Bal
lard, will be pleased to hear of his i'm
proved condition.
Mrs. Guy Ridge, with her young son,
William Monteith, is expected for
second visit of a few weeks, at the
Ridge cottage at the West End.
Mr.. Waldo Gliddon has returned 20
Boston, after pleasant vacation spent
with his parents at their pleasant sum-
mer home.
Mrs. James Sinkinson Of Belling
| ham, who some time ago met with IN
accident which temporarily deprived
her of the use of one of her arms, is
now rapidly recovering.
Miss Sinkinson, who is an enthusiast
tic worker for the Portland Fraternity.
has entertained several parties of
young girls from her district in Port
land, at her summer home, Belling-
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Sherman are
spending their first summer in their
new cottage and have had a pleasant
season. They are planning to return
to Woodfords in time for the fall term
| of school
Mr.. o. F. Sage, of Boston, was the
winner Of a silk umbrella in the
weekly roll-off Friday evening at the
Chebeague bowling alleys with a two
string score of 1875. There was much
enthusiasm as usual, as all were eager
to win one of the beautiful prizes of
the Merriam Horne Realty Co. The
following Saturday morning the one
half dozen ladies' handkerchiefs were
won by Mrs. D. III. Burkhardt, of New
| ton, as the first prize in the ladies'
| roll-off. Her score was 159 for the
two strings.
Mr.. A. l.. Hentershee, who is inter
ested in the antique furniture bust
ness at Fall River. is with us aAain
this year, and for the next two weeks
will be at the home Of Mrs. A. A. Hill.
| r. s. Davis Co., Portland, sell good
furniture at low prices.-adv.
| The Chebeague Church Building
committee met Friday evening at the
home OF Howard s. Hamilton and or
gained with the following officers:
John s. Crowley, chairman; Howard
s. Hamilton, treasurer; Clarence III.
Lunt, secretary. Reports were re-
-.
A. j. Hamilton. and also from Allen
Harris, treasurer of the Peter Pan
| funds. Contributions by check were
acknowledged from several prominent
West End ladies of the summer colony
to be added to the fund. The meet
ing adjourned until a later date and
| will be held at call of three of the
| members. Among other ways of
raising money concert was suggested
to be given at The Hamilton sometime
this month. The amount on hand is
about 5000. in addition to the deed of
the lot which has been paid for.
Miss Helen Wallner, OF Boston. is
spending two weeks at the Bellevue
She Is fond of yachting and has
handled the tiller many times in Bos-
ton harbor.
Gale Stearns. the noted artist of
Washington. ID. c., gave an exhibition
of water colors at Hill Crest hall Fri
day evening, at which all the art
lovers were present. Mr.. Stearns'
work Is a new and fresh conception OF
the art as usually seen here and the
detail Is extraordinary. Among other
most excellent sketches were the old
George Hamilton house." Camp
Breeze" Camp Pequoig" and Fish
Houses" at Chebeague and Pinnacle
Rock" and Boat Houses" at Bailey
Island. A large number of views were
sold.
| Mr.. Samuel Mcclure, of Fftchburg
Mass, Is at his cottage. Meadowside
near the bathing beach. Monday he
was joined by his daughters, Mrs. A.
r. Hudson and Miss Annie Mcclure.
OF Beverly. Mass. both Of whom will
remain for two weeks. Sunday Mr.
Hudson will join his wife for weeks
visit. The Mcclure family were
among the early families that made
/ Chebeague Island their summer home
Souvenir Postals. Fir Pillows. made
from balsam gathered on the island.
Stationery. Newspapers, etc. n. w.
Bowen.-adv.
Miss Esther Denholm Cooke. Of
Newton Centre. Mass. who Is spend