Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-06-25
Chebeague
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The Chebeague Bowling Alleys
opened for the season Monday evening
and large number Of ladies' and gen.
uemen participated in the sport with
much enthusiasm. The alleys have
been newly polished and the general
appearance OF the room is most pleas.
ing with its newly vanished walls and
moor. complete line of cigars and
cigarettes are kept in stock. the same
as last year, also the same standard of
Ice cream that was served will again
De on sale this year. Already with
the Few summer arrivals here the four
Alleys are being used nearly every
evening and during the summer they
VIII receive good patronage from
the elderly people as we'll as the
young. Nj. John F. Hill is the
manager in charge.
The souvenir store of Henry w.
Bowen at the east end is now open
ior the patronage and convenience of
the residents at this end of the is.
land. Mr.. Bowen carries complete
line OF unique souvenirs and postals
and during this season will carry a
complete line of newspapers, maya.
zines, etc
Weber and Hamilton will open
their up-to-date ice cream and candy
pariors on Saturday evening. A new
SODA fountain has been installed. This
store was finely patronized last sea.
son and we trust this year 1t will have
even greater success. Both mem.
oers OF the firm are courteous gentle
men and do everything possible to
please their trade.
Capt. Forrest E. Curt is fitting out
MS 81 foot sloop Aphrodite. for pleas
ure and fishing parties this summer.
Moonlight sails to Peaks Island and
other islands will be made on request
OF parties. Fishing trips at 81 90 each.
with bait and lines furnished. can be
arranged on short notice. Capt. Cur
It's yacht mooring and his headquar-
tiers will be at Hamilton's Landing.
Mrs. Matilda Hamilton has returned
from Rockland and Vinal Haven, and
will open her house for dodgers. II Is
very nicely situated for this purpose
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Curt of Boston.
formerly of this island, are spending
week with Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Curt
and Mrs. Matilda Hamilton. Mrs.
Curt will remain for a week later, but
her husband will return to Boston on
account Of business.
A new sto.e and cement culvert has
been built across the gutter at the en-
trance to the w. J. Curt land near
Littlefield's Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph DeGagne Of
Portland were visiting Mrs. DeGagne's
parents, Mr.. an Mrs. w. F. Bennett.
Mrs. Philip ID. Hawkins with her
son Stewart and daughter Edith, of
Springfield, who have been at Memo
noke,' the summer home of Mrs. Hyde.
the past two weeks. were Joined the
latter part of last week by Mr.. Louis
G. Hyde and daughter, Miss Dorothy
Hyde and her friend, Miss Louise
Scblesinger. and also Mr.. Theodore
Sherman, all Of Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Skillirigs Of
Yarmouth are spending this week with
Mr.. Skilling's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
b. J. Thomas, who reside here on
the island near the church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Skillings make several trips to
Chebeague during the summer.
Linden Scott, the Portland young
man, who Is pitching so well for our
base ball nine. played In a game
Thursday for Bangor against the Port
land team or the Maine State League.
Bangor lost the game. but Scott
pitched a good game for his team.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Haggerty Of Bos-
ton, Mass, have been guests at the
Hamilton villa since Wednesday Of
last week, and were among the earliest
arrivals to register at this popular
house for their vacation Mr.. Hagger-
ty Is connected with Condit Electric
Manufacturing Co. of Boston.
Mrs. B. 8. Codding and sister. Miss
Hattie Parker OF waltham, arrived
at their cottage at the Massachusetts,
Colony for the season. Mr.. Codding IL
expected the latter part Of this week.
During the season Mr.. and Mrs. Cod
ding will entertain mary guests from
their home. and as their cottage n
situated on a delightful part Of the
island, they have a fine opportunity
to give their visitors q pleasant so
journ.
Miss Mildred Lamb Of Sanserville.
Me-. f. visiting her friend, Miss Gladys
Goodhue at the LittIcheld cottage. ana
also Miss Marie Louise Hacker OF
Fort Fairfield, Me-, who IL student
af 81. Mary's school at Concord, N. n.
Miss Lamb and Miss Goodhue were