Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-13
rLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY. AUGUST 1s, 4
cnEBEA6UE ISLAND.
MORE SUMNER VISITORS THAN
EVER ARE ON THE ISLAND.
Many Are to Remain During the
Field Day Celebration.

Field Day Celebration.
Mrs. ID. Laurie and sister, Miss
Emily Frazer of Quebec are at the
Hamilton Villa for their summer out
ing.
Mrs. A. L. Davis with Miss Ade-
iaide Davis Of Newark, n. J.. are
spending their vacation at the Summit
House. They arrived last week.
Miss Mary H. Hargraves, Lena NJ.
Pratt and Flora B. Fairbank are now
at the Bellevue Cottage, where they
nave been enjoying a most delightful
vacation since Monday of last week at
which time they registered
Mr.. Thomas Corcoran of Boston. a
well known sporting man of that
place, is being entertained at the hos
pitable summer home of A. C. Rob-
bins on the North Road. Mr.. Cor
coran is much delighted with the IS
land, this being his first visit. At his
home in Boston. Mr. Corcoran has
large kennel, where he breeds fancy
Boston Terriers.
Miss Bertha L. Stewart and Miss
Mace d. Stewart of East Orange. n.
j., were among the arrivals at the
Summit House.
Mr.. Bert Wallace of Beverly.
Mass, is registered at the Hamilton
Villa for his vacation, having arrived
here last week. Saturday Mr.. Wal
lace returned home TO fill his position
on the baseball team of the North
Beverly Church. which has one of the
strongest mines in the Sunday School
League at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fields of Boston.
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Rodgers, who are registered at the
Hamilton Villa, are also guests here.
Mr.. Fields is travelling salesman ffooT fooTT
we'll known druggist supplies con-
Germ in Boston.
Joseph E. Meade, Daniel C. Meade
and Arthur L. Furfey of Brookline. are
spending short outing at Chebeague
aud are registered at the Bellevue cot,
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Hoben of
Springfield. Mass, gave a Fudge and
Smudge" social at their cosmopolitan
Laurie cottage last Wednesday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Engel of Springfield. Miss
Edna Higgins of Brookline. Mass, and
Mr.. NJ. j. Mullen of Pittsburg. Pa.
The Hobens are princely entertain
ers and all guests were enthusiastic
Miss Higgins was awarded the first
honors as the queen of the fudge" So
cial. Mrs. Engel won the prize for
''smudge" receiving a very val
liable pin cushion that was
donated by the hostess. the
prize cushion" was purchased
al Bigelow. Kennard's, Boston, at a
fancy figure and Mrs. Engel had keen
competition from the charming Miss
Higgins, who is an expert player and
after several tie games being played
on. the prize was awarded TO Mrs
Engel. The "Hobens" are the most
popular entertainers on the island
Mrs. Hoben has made the Laurie cot
tage famous for its social functions
during her stay on Chebeague.
Mr.. W. VI. Simpson of Maiden.
Mass, Joined his wife and family on
Saturday and is registered at the Sum-
NIT House for about a weeks stay.
Mr.. Simpson is a veterinary surgeon
and is I'm charge of the Maiden veter-
nary Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Adams accom-
panied by Mrs. Stephen Adams and
family OF Rockland are guests at the
Hamilton Villa. They registered the
early part Of last week and have been
registered here before in past seasons.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Harrison of
1rvington, ". j., are again at the
Summit House this season as in past
years II will be remembered by
the guests here that Mrs. Harrison
met with an unfortunate accident dur
ing Field Day celebration last year
While decorating the front OF the Sum-
NIT House. the step ladder slipped.
throwing her TO the ground and dis
located her shoulder. Mr.. Harrison
is one OF the ardent workers for the
Field Day Association.
Mr.. Charles Sticher. the trombone
soloist OF the Cosmopolitan
Concert Co, has returned from
trip to Boston. where he
sic for the wedding OF Mr.. Edward
L. Gardiner. the musical director of
the Perkins Institute at South Boston
Mass.
Mr.. W. J. Lovejoy. the leading
salesman OF the Arnold King Quail
ity Shoe Co. has returned TO the Is
land from Boston where he has been
on business for the past week. and is
stopping at the winnemere Cottage
with his wife.
Mr.. Peter Kramer and grandson of
Cranky. Canada will be the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Sticher of the
Winnemere Cottage for few weeks.
Mrs w. J. Lovejoy. who has been
so seriously III has been able to be
moved to her mothers at winnemere
Cottage, where she Is recovering slow
ly.
Mr.. Harry Hochheim Of Maiden.
Mass. 10 guest at Bemis House for
two weeks. Hr. Hochheim n con-
nected with the firm of Russ. Eveleth