Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-13

is member Of the 1911 High school
class and Is an enthusiast on base
ball.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Walter Vincent Smith Of
Springfield. Mass, will be sorry to
learn that these charming people are
unable TO pay their customary visit to
Chebeague Island this summer on &C
count of the illness Of Mrs. Smiths
sister. Miss Nellie Townsley of Spring.
field. The Smiths have been regular
visitors TO the island for about nine
summers and are we'll known among
the guests and residents of the east
end.
Visit the home furnishing house of
r. s. Davis Co., Portland. for the best.
ADV.
The summer colony at the west end
regret the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas E. Thompson in consequence
OF the serious illness of Mr.. Thomp-
sons father. who is advanced in years
Miss E. Agnes Wallace of Beverly,
Mass, arrived last week Wednesday
for the month at Chebeague, regis
tering at the Central House. Miss
Wallace teaches in the primary grades
at the Mason school at Newton Gen.
tire and formerly taught at the Bever-
ly public schools. Miss Wallace has
spent several seasons on the island
A jolly crowd from the Central
House braved the elements last Fri
day afternoon and went for a sail in
Captain Forrest E. Curtis trim sloop.
"Aphrodite.' The party was COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Brown
OF Cambridge. Mass. George II.
Montgomery of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs
E. E. Woolscroft of woonsocket. r.
l.. Rev. DR.. G.. Chaffe nd wife of Win
chester. Miss E. Agnes Wallace of
Beverly. Mr.. ]. c. Munyan and son.
Harold Of Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs. Guy Ridge and son William
were recent visitors with Mrs. Ridges
mother, Mrs. Monteith, after which
they returned to Chebeague for a fur
Their stay at the Ridge cottage
Mr.. John A. Hayden. the well
known court stenographer of Port
land. was the guest of Mr.. Asher
Kinds, recently.
Miss Ursula K Souther of Boston.
Mass. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Sweetser at their summer home on
Sunset road.
Mr.. Charles Woodbury. of Beverly.
Mass, is guest of Messrs.
Crowley. Lunt and Goodwin. at
Camp Breeze. Mr.. Woodbury.
is president Of the Beverly
hospital and about September the new
magnificent buildings just erected
at the cost of $4,000 will be dedica-
ted. He is also greatly interested in
historical research especially regard
ing the early history of Maine and its
people. Mr.. Woodbury. was among
the founders Of the Beverly Historical
society. During his sojourn here he
Will renew acquaintance with many
old friends in Portland and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. French
are visiting with Dr. and Mrs. Har-
mon Morse at their cottage at the
west end.
Mr.. Carlos Doritcos and Mr.. Philip
Doritcos Of New York have returned
home after pleasant visit with their
mother at the Windemere. Mrs. Car
los Dorticos with her little daughter.
Carmencita, remain for the rest of
the season.
A party was formed by chance on
Monday which proved most congeniaI.
number OF the East End visitors had
planned trips to the outer islands. but
waited in vain for the transfer-boat
at jerks Landing. Most of the excur.
sionfsts decided to return home, so
only seven were left who finally char
tered Captain Robert W. Ricker's
motor-sloop. 'Laconia," in which TO
make the cruise TO the outer bay. To
that number was added four visitors
near Deer Point, including Mrs.
Holmes Of New York. who has spent
twelve summers on Chebeague. The
party had dinner at Orrs Island and re-
turned late in the afternoon. The
others were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. n.
Rogers and son. Irving. Mr. and Mrs.
II. l.. Litchfield and daughter. Miss
G.. Litchfeld. all Of The Hamilton"
and VIM. Allen Harris. Jr., OF Noodle
Head" Mr.. Rogers is OF the firm OF
Hildreth and Rogers. publishers OF the
Lawrence Daily Eagle" and The
Evening Tribune" Mr.. Litchfield
Is In the shuttle manufacturing bust
ness at Southbridge. Mass.
The Cliff Island baseball nine went
down TO defeat by score on 13 to s
on Tuesday afternoon. when the Che
beague Juniors lined up again them
on the local diamond. The home
team played well and didn't give their
opponents a look-in during the game.
Gale Stearns will on Friday evening
at eight o'clock p. m. I'm Hill Crest hail
give lecture upon outdoor sketching
and exhibit herewith about forty or
NIFTY OF his water colors made during
July. For the most part there are
scenes In and around Chebeague and
ought to be OF particular interest TO
tourists. Mr.. Stearns will explain
each in the course of the lecture
There Is no admission fee. Such
scenes as the Willow Tree" Fish
Houses, "Hamilton's Landing" Surf
Breaking on East End" Rocks ON
West End" and The Harbor." will
be among the collection.
Among the arrivals at the Island |