Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1911-08-31

"os PLoPeH idiu out, most appe-
thing lunch was eaten. After.
wards games were played and stories
told until late in the afternoon when
the drive home was commenced and
Master Hall congratulated on his
sixth birthday and given well wishes
for many more to follow.
Miss Theresa Tamborell entertain.
ed on Thursday afternoon a number
Of the young ladies' OF the summer
colony at barrymore. The gath
ering was most jolly one and every
one was just Drumming with fun.
After delicious refreshments had
been served. the Victor was started
and by the music of this, an impromp-
tn dance was held on the broad veran-
da Of the cottage.
Mr.. Philip Mcmahon was the guest
over the week end of the Tamborells
and Mr.. Charles Hoffman OF New
York spent Thursday and Friday at
the barrymore" cottage.
Again this week Mr.. ;Munsey and
Miss Poole won the gentlemen's and
ladies' cup offered by Manager Rob-
bins for the best Live-string totals
made on the Chebeague alleys during
the week. Mr. Munsey's score was
121, 101, 80. 100, 1O3: total 524: and
Miss Poole had to her credit SO. 80.
81, IS. Sc; total, 433. The same
competition will be run this coming
week.
On Monday bowling match BE-
tween Hillcrest and Bellevue was
rolled OF, Hill Crest being the chal-
leDgers. After a long struggle Bel
Ievue won with total score of 2094
points against the Hillcrest teams
1883. Messrs. Shelton, Taft, Taber,
SWEET and O'Connor represented Hill
crest, while the Bellevue colors were
defended by Messrs. p. Hall, Web
Der. Robbins. Caldwell and Munsey.
The final Sunday vesper service
was held last week in the Hillcrest
Hall and proved a most fitting one
to end the season, with a good sized
audience present, who greatly enjoy
ed the singing of Mr.. Steven Adams
OF Boston, who favored the congre-
cation with several fine solos. The
Reverend Joseph Jackson, who con-
Quoted the service spoke a few words
Of appreciation for the support these
services had received from the resi-
dents and visitors of the island and
thanked them all for their interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ball and family
of Winchester closed their summer
cottage on Friday and returned to
their home after having spent a most
enjoyable summer on Chebeague
Miss Dorothy Ball intends to enter
Abbot Academy in Andover, Mass,
this coming fall, while Mr.. John Ball,
Jr., returns 10 complete his course in
the Winchester High School.
Miss Elizabeth Ash gave a tea to a
number Of her friends on Sunday aft
ernoon at Ashcroft" About twenty
five people from both the east and
west end Of the island were present
and a very pleasant afternoon was
passed. Those present included:
Miss Anna Christensen and her
guests, Miss Irene Webster and Miss
Marie McCloud, Mr.. Fred Toy, Mr..
Jack and Miss Katharine Adams. Mr..
Thomas Connors, Mr.. Fred Ballard,
Miss Helen Demerest, Miss Clara
Webster, Miss Marjorie Holmes. the
Misses Ernestine and Marie Robbins
and their guest. Miss Ann Bridges,
Mr.. Robert Spalding, Miss Louise
Ordway and Mr.. Morgan Ash.
Mrs. Charles d. Merrill. Mr.. and
nelia Jackson, and Miss Elizabeth
Tinbrook Jackson, all of Portland,
we're visitors at the island last week,
being the guests while here OF Dean
F. l.. Vernon at his summer home,
''Coveside."
Mr.. Ralph ID. Cutler of Hartford,
Conn, has been spending a week Wis
iting Mr.. Fred Ballard at his summer
home, "Khatmandu." Another guest
at "Khatmandu" is Mr.. Joseph A.
Inslee Of Bolivia, South America. Mr..
IIslee, who is manager of the Bolivia
mines Of the Andes Tin Company, is
also spending week al Chebeague.
Miss Helen Clark of Baltimore,
Nd, who has been spending the sum-
mer at North Haven, Me-, is visiting
Miss Teresa Howell for a time.
On Wednesday OF last week, Mrs.
l.. VI. Passano of Winchester, Mass,
gave a very charming tea at her
home, Lone Ash" in honor of Miss
Margaret French. Mrs. Passano
was assisted by Miss Janet Howell,
Miss Cornelia Campbell, Miss Jessie
Ridge, Miss Edith willard and Miss
Genieve Robinson, and a most delight
ful afternoon was spent.
Miss Margaret French, Of winches-
ter, Mass, who has been spending the
summer at the West End. left the is
land last week, together with Miss
Genieve Robinson, also of winchest-
er. add Miss Edith willard, OF Lex
ington, Mass, who have been visiting
her. All three will spend some
time In Miss willard's camp in the
Rangeley Lakes.
Mr.. Carlos Dorticos, OF Chicago,
Ill. has arrived at the island for HIS
annual vacation and Is staying at the
summer home OF his mother. Mrs.
Antoine Dorticos. Mr. Dorticos,
who Is connected with the General
Electric Company's office in Chicago,
will DE accorded a hearty welcome by
his many friends at the island.
Professor l.. VI. Passano, OF Win
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