Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-25

6roWus VINO 10 spending the
| summer at Bailey Island. Miss Bal
lard has visiting her Miss Ethel Elkins
OF Philadelphia. Pa.
Mr.. John w. Hoben of Springfield
Mass. who Is summering at the East
End with his family. was entertaining
over the weekend. his friend. Mr.. NJ
j. Mullen Of Pittsburgh. Pa. The
twain repeated their usual Satur
day fishing trip and brought in forty
four handsome fish. by which many OF
their friends benefited.
Mr.. Howard s. Hamilton, the con
tractor. underwent a slight operation
Saturday at Portland. for removal oi
a cyst on his back. He is out this
week none the worse. No anasthetics
were used.
William A. Trufant has his large
private landing float out at Hamilton's
Landing for the sole use OF his sailine
and fishing parties in the launch
Florence T. and for his rowboa,
letting.
Mrs. Sherman !. Gould Of Portland
with two friends from Z. Milton, Mass.
paid short visit to friends here Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. John F. Hill. who is agent for
the Maxwell car at Portland, visited
his mother at the family home on
South road. Monday.
Have you any fire protection?
| Every cottage should have a Pyrene
Fire Extinguisher. IL you want to see
one work. write to w. w. Obear
Bustin's Island.-Adv
The strong baseball nine from the
Burrowes Athletic Club of Portland
will play on the local diamond here
Saturday afternon at 3.15 ID. m
AT Amordale. the beautiful estate OF
| Mrs. VI. A. Charleson, are at the pres
ent time Mrs. Arthur w. Bell and son
Donald. both of whom will remain the
entire season. Mrs. Ernest Titcomt
and daughter, Adelaide Titcomb. are
here for an extended outing and among
the recent arrivals are Mr. and Mrs
Nj. +. Stevens of Brookline. Mass. who
are here for the season. Mr.. and Mrs
+. w. y. Martin of Portland and Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Parmenter of New.
ton Highlands, returned home Sun.
day after a pleasant vacation. Mr.
Parmenter is with the Vose and
Son piano dealers, Boston, he being in
charge of the piano player department.
Much to the regret of hosts of tour.
lists the Amordale is closed this sea.
son. Mrs. Charleson some weeks ago
met with an accident. spraining one of
her ankles which necessitated abso.
lutte rest and treatment
Mrs. Roy NJ. Taylor OF Taunton.
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Bicknell Hall. at the "Folkestone.
for the rest of the season. Mr.. Tay-
lor will be here in August for his
summer outing.
Mrs. p. Altink from Springfield.
Mass, arrived Sunday for a two
weeks visit with Mrs. ]. w. Hoben.
Leper Paterson has young friend.
Henry Marston from Overlook, Pa,
visiting him at the 'Crum" cottage
until the first of August. Then Mr..
Marston will go to Bass Rocks, Mass.
FOR the rest of the summer.
Mrs. Charles worrell of Macon. Ga.
arrived last week to remain for the
rest OF the season with her sister,
Mrs. John NJ. Ash and family.
The Chebeague baseball team de-
feated a pickup team in a hard hit
ting contest last Saturday by the
score OF IA to z. The Royers of
South Portland failed to show up
so Manager Robbins substituted this
team in their place. Only ten cents
admission was charged and the gate
receipts were rather large. The
picked team had several good play
ers on their side so the game was not
very one sided, among which were
Prime. the Did Winchester High ath-
lete. who covered first base in fine
style, and George Higgins. who
caught for Chebeague last year. The
feature of the game was the hard
hitting OF the home team who have
found their batting eyes again; they
pounded out sixteen safe drives
Prime OF the picked team landed on
one OF Spaulding's fast ones for a
home run. ii was one OF the longest
hits ever seen on the field. Spald-
ire, who pitched for the locals
struck out thirteen men and allowed
i've hits. The score: