Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-07-16
Peaks Island

Frank Lane of South Braintree Is
registered at the Peaks Island House
for two weeks stay, having arrived
on Saturday last. The trip from Bos-
ton was made by Mr. Lane on the
evening boat from Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Durham of Dor.
chester, Mass, were the guests of
friends at Cape Cottage during last
week. and the later part of the week
arrived at Peaks Island TO spend an
outing at the cottage OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Actor p. Durham at Hadlock's Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Russell of
Brookline, Mass, were guests over Sun
day Of Mrs. George {. Kicker at the
'.Burystone."
Mrs. Marion Flanders of Iindenville
VT. arrived for the summer at Peak,
Island Saturday for the summer. and
is TO be entertained during her visit
here at the cottage or Mrs. F. NJ.
Clement.
Mrs. Nellie Scruton of Lewiston.
Me-. with Mrs. Ida Phillips of Cole
brook, y. H., were spending a few
days last week and the first part OF
this week with Mrs. w. H. Kimball
at her summer cottage on Torring-
toms Point.
Mr.. Nelson ]. Mathis of Orlando. Fla.
with his family has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Simeon Skillings at her
summer home. The latter part of the
week, Mrs. Mathis sailed on the Corn
ishman from Portland, with the in
tention of visiting the Holy Land and
other interesting parts of Europe
Miss Ella Freese of the Deering Dis
trict and Mrs. Margaret Hall of the
Maine General Hospital have been the
recent guests of Miss Grace Leighton
of Oak Lawn, at her hummer home.
Miss Irma LAWN of woodlawn, Me-,
was spending few days commencing
Friday last with Mrs. F. NJ. Clement,
at Torrington's Point. Miss LAWN ar
rived from Boston where she has been
visiting friends, and after her sojourn
at Peaks Island, is to spend another
short outing at the White Mountains
Mrs. Will Scranton Moore of Cincin-
natl, o., is on the island with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Yeaton,
who are summering at one of the de-
lightful Butnam bungalows, which are
situated at Torrington's Point
Mr.. William T. Jones of Boston ar
rived Saturday to spend his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Jones, who are summering at their
beautiful cottage near the back shore
Mr.. Jones is head draughtsman at the
Star Brass Manufacturing Co, at Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Henry Hadlock and a party of
friends who are visiting here at Peaks
on Torrington's Point were visiting a
few days last week at Bibbers' Island
in the inner bay where they were the
Of av,I
delightful summer nome on that ISL
and. which is one of the most beautiful
of the smaller islands,
Mr.. Jack l.. Williams of Ottawa,
Can. the eldest son of Mr. and Mr..
l.. J. Williams is spending two weeks
vacation at the summer home of his
parents. the Frontenac Place.
Miss Florence Mitchell of Basket,
Ky, is at Peaks Island for her first
visit, and is being entertained by her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hadlock, who have a summer cottage
at Torringyon's Point. During the lat
ter part of last week Miss Mitchell.
with number Of relatives here were
on trip to Bibber's Island. and all
enjoyed very pleasant time.
Mrs. Samuel s. Brodeur of Montreal.
is visiting at "Edgewater" at Hadlock's
Cove. with Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Benoit.
The strong Irons of Portland lined
up against the Peaks Island nine on
Saturday afternoon. and won by the
large score Of IA TO 8. The game was a
one-sided contest from the first, and
Peaks didn't score their first run until
the fourth inning, when they made a
single tally. much to the delight
OF their fans. The Irons have
record of playing a large
number Of games in which their
opponents were whitewashed, and
though the game was lost the home
team was glad to make a score The
Irons hit the ball well. making ten hits
of the delivery of Reardon, who
pitched very steady game. There
were many brilliant plays and the
game was greatly enjoyed.
The new ferry running from Port
land has proved great convenience
, to the summer residents here on the
island. and is well patronized by those
who are engaged In business at Port
land. Trips are made at very conyen-
lent hours, and the efforts of the com
pany are being appreciated by the peo-
pie. This Is shown by the patronage
they receive.
Mr.. Chester l.. Pordan and brother
Everett l.. Jordan Of Portland are at
their camp at the east end for a few
weeks. having arrived last week. Mr..
Jordan Is OF the Chester l.. Jordan
Insurance Co. at 13 Exchange street.
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Griffith of
Lempster. n. H., were entertained
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon skill
ings. Mr.. Griffith is now connected
with the Portland Transcript.
r. s. Davis co. have complete