Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-01

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Harvey Sinnett by his mother, Mrs.
II. s. Sinnett to celebrate his twenti.
eth birthday. A most delightful time
was enjoyed by all the guests and Mr..
Sinnett was the recipient OF many
gifts. Dancing was enjoyed by those
present, the music being furnished
by Miss Hannah Black. and refresh.
ments were served by the Misses
Agnes Campbell. Nora welch. and
Mary Earles. One Of the most de-
liGhtful features Of the evening were
some fancy dances by Miss Nora
Welch. which received enthusiastic
applause from the audience. Those
present were: Misses Elsie York,
Gladys Johnson, Hutchinson, Agnes
Campbell. Nora Welch, Lucy Flynn,
Mary Norton. Josephine Tracy, Carry
Tracy, Nellie Thomas, Theresa John
son. Hannah Black. Mary Earles,
Margaret Sinnett. H. F. Trufant,
Georgia Marks. Lulu Marks, Eliza
beth Brady. Macdonald and Mrs.
Gould: and Messrs. l.. III. Riley, L. w.
York. Lendall York. William Munsey,
William Tracy. Weston Doughty,
Louis Greeley. Perley Sinnett, James
Edwardson, Richard II. Sinnett, John
Thomas and Bishop.
If you want something better than
anything you ever tasted before, just
try Stetson's old-fashioned molasses
peppermints, the kind that really
taste good.
The schooner Albert Willard, Capt
Frank Doughty, docked recently at
Portland with 113 sword-fish on
board, which sold for eleven cents a
pound, each man netting $14S. The
high-liner this season SO far has been
the ''Topsail Girl" Capt. Charles
York, which landed 200 fish. each
member Of the crew getting 5000 as
his share.
DIR. ]. s. Seward recently returned
from a three days cruise in his yawl,
'Rissa" down East, being accompan-
led by Miss Christine Seward and Mr..
Robert Wehner. DIR. Seward Is plan
ming to take a long cruise along the
coast shortly which will take him as
far east as Bar Harbor.
Mr.. Robert Wehner of Newark, n.
j.. returned recently to his home, af-
ter spending some time as a guest Of
DR.. ]. s. Seward at his residence On
Maiden Lane.
Mr.. Robert ID. Morse Of Boston,
Mass. spent the weekend last week
at the "Mainstay," visiting Mrs. Lin
coin RICHTER. Mrs. RICHTER is ex-
pecting Mr.. George Oliphant Of New
York this week, for a visit of several
weeks duration.
Mrs. r. Huntingdon Woodman and
Miss winifred Woodman. arrived here
last week from Douglas Hill. where
they have been spending the greater
part OF the summer, joining Miss
Jocelyn Woodman at the "Mainstay"
cottage, where they will remain for
the rest Of Sks. summer.
Get a cool drink or a plate OF fine
ice cream at A. w. Marr's at the
Steamer landing on Custom House
wharf. Adv.
ing the summer at her cottage in
class for some Of the young children
OF the island. This is held twice a
week at her cottage, the "Seashell,"
Wednesday and Friday being the days
selected. The meetings are held out
doors and at present are being attend
ed by eight little girls from FIVE to
ter years Of age.
Mr.. William Root spent several
udyS idot WcCh lEOul the lSidHu,
visiting his niece, Mrs. G.. r. Pulsi-
fer at her summer home on Yarmouth
island. He returned to Bailey island
on Saturday Of last week.
Mr.. II. f. Day and family Of Wash
ington, ID. c., are expected to arrive
this week at their summer home in
the Pastures, for the remainder OF
the season. Mr.. Day has been COM
f,,r o. l..
cid admirer OF Bailey's.
Last Friday Mr.. c. n. X. Curtis Of
Philadelphia, put into Mackerel Cove
Harbor in his beautiful steam yacht.
"fLindonia" and passed a short time
visiting Rev. and Mrs. l.. w. At
wood, who are spending the summer
at their cottage on Summer Hill. Mr..
Curtis Is the head OF the Curtis Pub
fishing Company OF Philadelphia,
which publishes among other perfodi-
Gals. the Ladies Home Journal and
the Saturday Evening Post.
On Thursday of last week. Bailey
island defeated the Mere Point team
90. the visitors forfeiting the game
IN the tenth inning. In this inning
with one man down and the score
tie, they disputed a decision OF the
umpire cdiiinR NeVenS out ana leit
tho field, the umpire awarding the
game to Bailey's. Up to this time
the game had been most exciting.
with the chances for either team pull
ing out a victory good. The score:
Bailey Island, O050 0O101-7
Mere Point, I 00230 % II
Hits, Bailey Island z, Mere Point 8.
Errors, Bailey Island 4: Mere Point
5. Batteries. r. Johnson. II. Johnson
and Tracy; Pendleton and Nevens.
Mrs. Hugh Hastings OF Plainfieid.
y. J. who IL spending the summer at
Great Chebeague, IN visiting Mrs. ID.
8. Barker for some time here. She
has been greatly impressed with
Bsiley's, this being her first visit here.
Last week several of the summer
colony here enjoyed a most delight
f. picnic held at one Of the Goslings
Islands on Lower Goose island.
Those In the party included Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j. Benson. Miss Dorothy and
Miss Frances Benson. Mrs. VI. G. Pear
son. Miss May Pearson, Mrs. n. G.