Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-15

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In the center Of the island. This de-
strable tract OF land, numbering over
sixty acres, has been recently cut up
into lots and among these are about
100 very desirable shore sites
ranging in size to suit the pur-
chaser. Several fne boiling springs
are on the lots offered for sale and
the ANALYSIS recently secured is of
the highest endorsement. For those
seeking desirable sites for country
houses or bungalows here Is an op-
portunity that Is rarely offered, to get
the best the island offers for q very
little money. Land values on this is-
land are increasing yearly and an op-
portunity to secure one OF these un-
surpassed sites, will no doubt be ac-
cepted by many. AS an investment
one could not desire anything better.
Mrs. NJ. A. Charleson Is spending the
summer at her estate and to any in
terested she would be pleased to show
them about the property.
The Assembly hall was packed to
the doors Friday evening last to wit
ness the amateur night performance,
and all present greatly enjoyed the
several acts. The winning act of the
evening was awarded to Gerald C..
Doughty and Herbert w. Ross of
Deer Point, both Of whom did some
clever clog dancing, and the applause
given this act was the factor in decid-
ing the winners. Each were given a
loving cup suitably inscribed. Dane
ing followed, music being furnished
by the hall orchestra. On account OF
the great success OF amateur night,
Mr.. Henry w. Caldwell has decided
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ing OF this week and all those desirous
of participating can enter their name
to Mr.. A. c. Robbins at the bowling
alley.
Mr.. Charles w. Cordes is en- route
for Europe. The greater part of the
time he will spend in Germany where
he will visit relatives. He will be
abroad about two months.
II you are not being served with
the delicious ice cream at r. II.
Cleaves Ice cream parlor, you are
not getting the best. Their bakery
has everything to satisfy the appetite,
and Cleaves bakery supplies will
please the mast fastidious.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Hamilton,
Of Chicopee, Mass, arrived at the Pei
ham for a two weeks visit
Miss Elizabeth Dallas, of Phila., Pa.
arrived at the "Crum" for a weeks
visit with Miss Blanche Patterson.
From here she will go to the Maine
woods on camping trip with her
family.
Miss Eleanor Fillebrown of Phila.,
Pa, has been visiting Miss Elizabeth
Ash, for week.
Miss Julia Ash of Phila., arrives this
week to visit her brother, Mr.. John NJ.
Ash.
Mr.. r. Raymond and w. NJ. Weiss,
of New York, arrived Friday for a
weeks stay at the Raymond cottage.
Mr.. Philip ID. Hawkins of Spring
field, Mass, Joined his family at the
"Menanoke" cottage for a two weeks
vacation.
Miss E. Morine, Of Providence, r.
l., Is spending a week with Miss
Dorothy Ball.
Miss Helen Mason has two friends
from Springfield visiting her for the
rest OF the month, Mrs. Howard New
ell and daughter, Miss Louise. Mr.
Robert Newell arrived Monday to
spend few days at Miss Mason's cot
tage. He was expected a couple of
days earlier, but two of his friends
were in the train wreck at Atlantic,
Mass, and one of the friends, Mrs. s.
Jenkins at whose house he boarded,
was killed, while his other friend, Mr..
Hinckley, was severely injured.
Mr.. Julius Christensen has Joined
his family and will probably remain
here for the rest of the month. Mr..
Frederic Heuer went home Monday, to
Phila., Pa, after having spent a very
busy week as guest of Mr.. Charles
Christensen.
The newly organized Chebeague In
dependents which is made up of
mostly high school players from
around Boston, started off the week
well by winning two very inter
esting and well played games on
the old Hill Crest field, 5-4. The
game on Wednesday with Cliff
Island was an exciting game from
start to finish. Chebeague scored
first and held a two run lead until the
fifth inning when Cliff pushed four
runs across the plate. In the eighth
inning Roger Driscoll Knocked a long
fly into right field and he scored him.
self and another man ahead of him,
ieing the score, but there was some
dispute as to whether the ball hit fair
VI uot anu the SlSitOrS threatened To
quit the field. The hit was called foul
and the home team had to wait until
the ninth when an error and a couple
OF hits netted three runs, thereby win
ming the game. Both Cook and
Griffin pitched good ball, keeping
their hits scattered. The game on
Saturday was a well played con-
test. The home team beat the fast
Bailey Island, 81. The game was
full OF thrills and fast plays. The
locals played much snappier ball and
hit when hits meant runs. Spaulding
was on the mound for Chebeague; al
though wild In one inning he kept the
hits scattered with men on bases.
Master Philip Russ entertained a
few OF his young friends at the Russ
cottage, Sunday afternoon, the occa-
sion celebrating his fourth birthday.
The Schubert male quartet of Port
land composed OF Messrs. Harl G.
Hascall, Frederic Kennedy, Howard X.
Stevens. and Charles r. Wyer, four OF
the lCQdfnU rnoIo unf~oo In thot ott.