Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1911-08-24
Chebeague
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AmordaIe.

Mrs. II. w. Vinson and her daugh.
ter. Miss Marjory vinson, OF Dorches-
ter, Mass, who have been guests here
for some time. returned to their home
last week. after what had proved to be
most delightful vacation for them.
DIR. and Mrs. j. Parker Buntin of
Boston. Mass, who have been spend
Ing several weeks here, left a few
days ago for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mufte of AL.
toona, Pa, are spending the week as
guests at Amordale.
Mrs. Harold E. Harrington OF Wood
fords. Me-. Is visiting Mrs. Arthur w.
Bell here for some time.
Mrs. Fred Williams OF Boston Ia
among the more recent arrivals here
and will probably remain until Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. VI. A. Brown Of Jersey City is
the guest OF Mrs. Flemming for the
rest OF the season at her cottage.
Miss Martha Thompson of Portland
returned Monday to her home after
spending a week as the guest of Mrs.
Lewis Goddard at her camp. Mrs.
Goddard has recently given her can
vas summer home the odd title of
Camp "Glad-U-Kum," name that
we'll reflects the hospitable nature of
is owner.
Miss Florence Hawkes. of Portland
spent the last week as a guest of Mrs.
Jones at the latter's cottage near the
Bathing Beach.
The newest addition to Chebeague's
motor-boat feet is the cabin cruiser
| Stella This boat was bought last
week by Mr.. Bicknell Hall for the use
OF his family and is beauty to say the
least. The Stella is thirty feet long
and has room in its cockpit for six
teen people. Power is given from a
Brown and Taylor fourteen horse-pow-
er engine, which sends the boat
through the water at fine speed. Mr.
Hall brought the boat down from the
other side of Boston during the storm
OF last week and so had a good test of
her sea-weathering qualities. He and
his family anticipate great deal of
pleasure in running the launch around
and taking short cruises.
Mrs. Francis Eaton of Medford. who
has beautiful summer home at Rock
Fort on the North Shore will arrive
the first of September to be the guest
o: Mrs. Bicknell Hall. Mrs. Hall in
tends keeping her house Folkstone
Lodge open until late in the fall and
will remain with Mrs. Eaton.
Prizes were awarded again this
week for the best five-string totals for
ladies and gentlemen and again the
competition was very keen. Mr..
Munsey OF Beverly, Mass, took the
silver cup offe led for the men with a
total of 526.- His strings were 1O2-112-
loS-105-99. For the ladies Miss Poole
of the Summit House did equally
we'll with a total of 442. Her strings
were S4-SS-95-S7-SS, and she was
| awarded a silver cup also. The
prizes for this week will be awarded
for the same event, namely, the best
fve-string total made with candle
pins.
Next Saturday, August 26, Manager
Robbins of the Chebeague Base Ball
team has arranged to play a game
with the nine from Yarmouth on their
own field. This team has been de-
fested but twice this summer and Is
| undoubtedly the strongest aggrega-
ton in the state of Maine. For this
reason and because II promises to be
such a good game IL is to be hoped
tsidt d ldTSc nuHlOtT Oh lOydl TOOteTS
will accompany the team over and
help bring back victory. Boats will
be in readiness at the wharf to take
people over and back for a moderate
sum and all who want to go will be
easily accommodated In this manner,
so-"Come on, you fans, and show
your sporting BLOOD"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Shaw and
family of Portland have taken the
Blair cottage near Central Landing
ard will occupy this beautiful summer
home for the next two weeks during
Mr.. Blair's vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harvey of
Brockton, Mass, are guests OF Miss
Stoddard for two weeks at the Day
Freak" cottage. Mr.. Harvey Is a prom
inent business man in Brockton, being
president of the Board OF Trade and
treasurer OF the Brockton United
Merchants Association.
Mrs. wust and Miss Isabel wust
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