Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-15
Chebeague
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On Thursday the officers and teach.
ers OF the Bible school OF the Cong.
ress Square Universalist church, Port.
land. enjoyed a most pleasant outing
at Chebeague Island. The party of
some twenty ladies' and gentlemen
were entertained by their pastor.
DIR. James f. Albion and his family
at the Albion bungalow near the North
Road. The guests had been invited
to clam bake at the shore, but due
To the inclemency Of the day the
party remained at the cottage. Lun.
cheon was served on the spacious en-.
closed veranda, which proved a most
ideal dining room in the face Of the
unpleasant weather. Following the
bountiful meal which was thoroughly
enjoyed by everyone present, many
OF the party entered enthusiastically
into a lively game OF BASEBALL. Owing
to the widely varying sizes Of the
players the contest was all the more
fun, especially for the onlookers who
watched 1t from the piazza Among
the guests who came down from the
city were Mr.. Philip F. Turner, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Aver, Mrs. w. r.
Dow, Mrs. George Fogg, Mrs. Charles
X, LIE Grow, Mrs. George Cooper, the
Misses Milloy, Mr.. William A. Harris
and family Of "Noddle Head" were al.
so included in the party.
Mr.. II. L. Bates of Natick, Mass,
3nd Mn Carol Curt of Boston, are
visiting on the island and are guests
while here of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ].
Curt at their home. With Mr.. and
Mrs. Curt they expect to 90 shortly
to Lewiston to spend a few days Wis.
iting Mrs. George Moulton there. Mr..
Curt and Mr.. Bates are fixing up the
building at the head of Central
Wharf, which they have labelled
"Jim's Camp" and later in the month
with some friends they expect to
spend some jolly times occupying it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Goldswaitho
with their little son, who came from
dorchester, Mass, are spending a few
weeks very pleasantly here, and dur
Ing their stay are occupying the Eliza
johnson cottage here on the New
Cross Road. They are spending a
most delightful time at the island and
Master Goldswaithe in particular is
enjoying his stay.
Mrs. Mead Littlefield and her niece,
Miss Esther Lovett, Of Portland, are
guests Of Mrs. John R. Hamilton at
her cottage here. Mrs. Littlefield and
Miss .Lovett are both passing a most
p,oasurable time as Mrs. Hamilton's
guests and will enjoy her hospitality
for some little time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Nansen with
their two children, all Of Portland,
spent few days last week visiting
Mrs. j. r. Degagne here. They were
much impressed with the beauties OF
the island and regretted extremely
being forced 10 limit their stay to SO
brief period.
u. George Ellis and Mr.. Bradford
both Of Worcester, Mass, are
ing Mr.. Sherman Hamilton at his
h4ye here, and are pasjng a most
ertlable time as his quests. They
wAVrobably be ent ,rtained by Mr.
ton for the e'eater part Of the
nQnm, after whicn they will return
to worcester
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood of vii
ton, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Geo
w. Larrabee at their pretty cottage
near Central Landing and a more
Jolly housefull Of people would be
hard to imagine. The Larrabee house
is ideally situated for the purpose OF
having a good time and everyone
there are enjoying themselves to the
limit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Forbush OF
Greenfield, Mass, have returned to
their coZy summer home on the
South Shore, where they expect to
remain for the greater part OF the
rest OF the summer season. They are
being visited by Mr. Charles Dewey
also OF Greenfield, who will be their
guest during the extent of their so,
journ here.
Miss Ida Ellis of Worcester, Mass,
Is the guest for some time Of Miss