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

Peaks Island defeated the Berlin
Mills nine to on Saturday at the
central Ave. grounds. The home team
mas been playing good ball the last
Few contests, and has a large mum.
Der OF games to its credit. Hayes of
the Berlin Mills was unable to with.
stand the test OF the Peaks Island
boys batting which resulted in their
defeat
Mrs. John Clark OF 20 Sherman
street and Mrs. Mary Foye of I24
Spring street. Portland. were the
guests on Wednesday OF Mrs. Warren
Chase on WEIGH avenue. Mrs. Chase
Is entertaining her sister, Mrs. E. l..
Greenslitt, OF Worcester. and a party
Oh friends from Manchester. N. II. She
VIII go with Mrs. Greenslitt to the
white Mountains for a months stay in
the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Mcfarland of
Iroveton visited MIR. and Mrs. F. Gay
ior at the Gienclin cottage over Sun
day while on their way to Boston.
Mrs. Frank Wiley returned to her
home in Lindonville. VT. on Monday
after a delightful visit Of three weeks
at the Clement cottage. Mrs. Selden
Phipps of INLAND. n. H., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Stoll Of Berlin, n. H., were
guests at the Clement cottage for the
weekend.
Mrs. l.. ID. Brown. of Bethel. Me-.
with ner son, Mr.. Carl Brown. were
guests of Mrs. w. II. Kimball recently
at her cottage on Torrington Point.
Miss Mary e. Kimball of Iaconia. n.
H.. is guest at the cottage for the
week. Mr.. w. III. Kimball and his SON.
George Nj. Kimball, have recently re-
turned to their home in Stratford, n.
H.. after an enjoyable vacation at the
cottage.
Mr.. L. E. Austin of New Haven.
coach OF the Yale Glee clubs for many
years and celebrity in musical
circles, has arrived at Peaks Island
and is guest at the "Valetta." Mr..
Austin has been a visitor to the island
Tor several seasons. and as usual will
be a member of the weekly "valetta''
theatre party. The party attended the
Gem last evening and saw Before and
AFTER presented by the capable cast
there.
Miss i. v. Combs has returned to
her nome in boonton, n. J.. after a
very pleasant visit of three weeks as
the guest OF Mrs. F. E. Bickford.
DIR. Andrew Brown of New York ar
rived on Tuesday for a weeks visit
with his brother, DR.. Albert A. Brown.
at "Dew-drop Inn" one of the F. l..
butman bungalows near the "Valetta."
X. S. Davis Co.. is homefurnishings
headquarters in Portland.-adv.
Mr.. III. l.. Bowles of Longmeadow.
Mass, and his sister, Mrs. Algie Ham,
NETT. OF Newtonville, who were tour
ing through New England in Mr..
Bowles' fine car, a Pierce Great Ar
row, spent several days recently with
MIR. and Mrs. ID. j. Macdonald. A side
trip was made in the car to Poland
Springs by the party, and on Thurs
day Miss Ethel Marshall, Of Portland.
who Is summering at the Macdonald
cottage. returned to Springfield with
Mr.. Bowles and his sister in the auto
Providence, r. l., where one of the
mobile. The tourists passed through
famous Baltimore Dairy Lunches, of
which Mr.. Bowles Is owner, Is located.
There are over a score of the stores
in the system, all under the same man.
agement and the one in Providence is
said to be the largest restaurant in
the country. Mr.. Bowles is planning
to make an extended trip through the
mountains in the fall.
Rev. DIR. Donald C. Macleod. who is
the pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church in Washington. ID. c., was a
recent guest of his brother. Donald ].
Macdonald and his family. While visit.
ing at Torrington Point DIR. Macleod
christened the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Macdonald
Miss Alice NJ. Mitchell left Peaks
Island last Saturday to visit Mrs.
kallock Holyoke at Brewer. Me-, for
two weeks.
Mrs. Harriet Peterson and her
daughter, Marietta. are guests at the
Samuel Clark cottage on Torrington
roint.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. w. Settley of
New York are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
III. T.. Baker OF Portland at lie Re
pose"
The many friends among the resi-.
dents and visitors Of Peaks Island will
be glad to learn that their old neigh.
Dor. Mr.. Oliver Hadlock. of Torring-
ton Point, Is recovering from his seri-
Gus poisoning. Mr.. Hadlock began to
suffer from the effects OF a slight flesh
wound some weeks ago. and on Sat.
urday was removed to the Maine Gen
eral hospital. His wound is healing
and the gentleman hopes to be able
to return to the island in n short
time.
Miss Mabel Willis of Ipswich, Mass,
Is enjoying a few days visit at ord
way" Mr.. o. p. Weymouth's cottage.
Mrs. Sarah Hall and her daughter.
Miss Minerva Hall. OF Detroit. Mich,
are spending the summer with friends
on the island: Miss Hall is a guest
at the Perry" and is the well known
teacher OF music I'm the western
schools. Mrs. Hall has spent her va.
cations on the island for several years
and Is one Of its fondest admirers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowles and son.
John. have returned to their home I'm
the Adirondack Mountains OF New
York state after a delightful vacation
spent at the Perry"
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Meserve and
little daughter. Dorothy. of Boston.
are GnpndfnQ thar vacation a.