Casco Bay breeze., 1911-09-14


first.
Mrs. George F. Spalding and her
daughter, Rosamond, left for their
home In Newton Center Tuesday.
The family have been at the webber
cottage the entire season and all. the
family were active in the social life
OF the island.
Mrs. c. Mathilda Hamilton arrived
Saturday evening last from Boston.
where she has been the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Carroll c. Curit. to
spend some time with her sister.
Mrs. Sarah Hamilton.
The temperance rally held yriday
| evening at Golden Cross hall was
very largely attended with Scott VIII
son as the principal speaker. Mans
fields brass band played several selec-
tions. Sunday evening another ra!iy
was held in front of the High school
building. and this was attended by a
great many.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Little of
Greenfield, Mass. will keep their sum-
mer home open until October 1.
Mrs. Edda NJ. Grannell and Miss
Sadie Grannell left Wednesday to
spend ten days with Mrs. Arthur
Grannell at Ridlonville, Ne.
Now is the time to buy a Range or
Parlor stove. II will pay you to visit
r. S. Davis Co. Portland and inspect
their stock and thereby get acquaint-
ed with the merits of their several
| stoves. Also IL you need housefur-
I'ishings of any kind they have the
lines 10 please you. Adv.
4 Eli -
| glad TO know of his slight improve
ment. He has been confined 10 the
| house most OF the time all summer.
The Misses Margaret and Mary
Newell are still at their cottage and
the young ladies will remain until the
last OF the month.
| The base ball season just closed has
been most successful and manager A.
c. Robbins has certainly given the Is
land a fine team OF players Some
or this years men are considering
coming back next season and with the
ideas that Manager Robbins has in
mind to put in force several
changes will be made A change of
| location OF the diamond is being con-
s;dered and IL so suitable seating
accommodations will be given. An.
other idea is to issue season tickets
ano the fee from these would assist
greatly toward the expense of having
a winning nine. The local team are
hoping of having a game with the
Cumberland nine At the Fair TO be
given there this month
| One of the greatest necessities of
prosperous summer colony is a thor
oughly first class aud up-to-date gro
4 cery and provision store. In this re-
spect Chebeague is particularly for;u-
nate as the establishment conducted
by Mr.. r. n. Cleaves is undoubtedly
one OF the best in the bay. The
Ene OF provisions and groceries car
ried at his two stores is the very best
ootainable and at the Bakery some
= OF the most delicious and appetizing
confecticns in the bay can be got.
Mrs. Harry Cooke and daughter,
Miss Esther Cooke, of Newton Center,
left the island Tuesday for their
home Mrs. Cooke was most active
III the affairs of the summer colony
and under her management the dane.
Ing parties were made a fine success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Ellison and
their sons, Messrs. Richard and Nor.
Il
mer home near Sunset Landing last
week and returned to their homes in
Merton, Pa. making the trip in their
touring car. Mr.. Richard Ellison will
return TO Philadelphia preparatory TO
entering the University OF Pennsyl.
vania, and Mr.. Norman Ellison. Jr.,
will return to the st. Johns Military
Academy at Manlius, y. Y, where he
has been enrolled for the past four
years. In their graceful yacht,
"Nern," the Ellisons have enjoyed a
great deal OF yachting this summer,
and next year when some alterations
have been made upon the "Nern's''
cabin, they intend to take several
cruises along the coast. Mr. Ellison
Is member OF the firm of The ELI.
son Company in Philadelphia, one of
the Oldest and best-known clothing
concerns in the Quaker city.
Professor and Mrs. Harmon n.
Morse will close up their summer cot.
tage next Saturday after spending
the entire summer season here. Be
fore returning TO their home in Bal
timore Mrs. Morse will spend some
time as a guest OF her aunt. Mrs.
Sarah Clark at Norridgewock, Me-.
and DIR. Morse viii make a visit to his
brother, Professor Anson Morse, who
occupies the chair OF history at Am
herst college. They will get to Bal.
timore. however. in time to be present
at the opening of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. where DR.. Morse is professor
Of inorganic and analytic chemistry
and director of the chemical labra-
tory.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Thompson
returned this week 20 their home In
Woodfords, Me-. after having passed
a most delightful sumer at their cot
tage at the West End. Mr.. Thomp-
son Is In the real estate business In
Portland.
The smelling season opens tomor-
row, Sept. Is, OF TO be correct as TO
hour at midnight tonight. About
eleven boats. each manned by two
men and supplied with seines will
put out at midnight from Chebeague
and will probably make their first
4 oasfa ahouf tho uDper reaches Of the