Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-01

was Louie, VINO made several bril-
liant plays at short-stop. Chebeague
had several fine opportunities to score
In the latter part Of the game when
they had lot OF men on the bases.
but the batters failed to connect when
hits meant runs. The gate receipts
amounted to $17.
A very charming tea was given by
Mrs. Percy Shaw at her cottage. SUM-
day afternoon. in honor of Miss Lucy
Lancaster Of Augusta. Me. Mrs. VIM.
Newell and Mrs. George F. Spalding
presided at the tea table, which was
very prettily decorated with Dorothy
Perkins roses and green ferns. Mrs.
Harry A. Cooke and Miss Lucy Lam
caster assisted Mrs. Shaw in re-
ceiving. large number of the cot
tage colony was present as well as
many guests from the hotels. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Christensen, and son, Charles. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. c. Hyde and daughter.
Mrs. Philip Hawkins, Mrs. A. ].
Walker. Mr.. John S. Crowley, Mrs.
Gertrude Walker Crowley, Mrs.
Stephen Holmes, Miss Marjorie
Holmes. Mrs. E. F. Robbins, Mrs.
Ernest Lawrence. Miss Ernestine
Robbins. Mr.. Theodore Sherman. Miss
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Russ, Mrs. Al
fred Ellsworth. Mr.. Charles r. Sher-
man. Mr.. Walter Rogers, Mr.. Adrian
Haywood, Miss Elizabeth Ash. Mr..
Morgan Ash. Mr.. Henry Morse, Miss
Helen Mason and Miss Marjorie
Smith. Mr.. Harris Newell, Mrs. Marie
Newell, Mr.. Robert Spalding and Mrs.
F. s. Webster and Miss Clara Web
ster, Miss Esther Cooke, Miss Rosa
mond Spalding and Miss Edith Hixon.
Rev. John Hutchison. pastor of the
Calvin Presbyterian church at West
Philadelphia, arrived here Monday
afternoon to spend the remainder of
the season with his family at their
summer home here. The Misses
Hutchison have been here since early
In June and some two weeks ago Mrs
Hutchison Joined them. The family
have been members of the summer
colony for a good many years and
they have hosts of friends here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hoben enter
tained a house party with a sail to
Orr's Island. Friday last, where they
had shore dinner.
Mr.. Merton Soule is here for a short
vacation.
The Island Inn at Bustin's Island
serves delicious dinners and tourists
and transients can be accommodated
always. Adv.
| Mr.. E. d. Temple and family Of
Greenfield. Mass, are occupying the
A. e. Cleaves cottage near Central
Landing. Mr.. Temple is manager of
the Greenfield Granite and Marble Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley w. Bates Of
| Portland, who have been located at
/ their charming country home since
| early in the summer. were guests Of
the Portland Gun Club at their annual
outing at Yarmouth, Saturday Mr..
Bates is a member of the club.
Selectman A. c. Robbins met with
an accident Tuesday morning while
cranking his motorboat. The recoiI
gave him a painfully bruised arm and
lacerated his hand severely. DIR.
Hale dressed the wounds.
Mrs; John H: Hadd9n from .Ris
side Drive. New York, and Miss Maud
NJ. lngersoll. from New York. are the
| guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Pollock.
OF New York, who are occupying the
Hamilton Bungalow for the summer
at Great Chebeague, Maine
Mrs Alden p. Peabody. of Topsfield.
Mass, is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
l clarence II. Lunt at the Cole cottage.
Mrs. Peabody made a visit here two
years ago and was much pleased with
\ the rural scenery combined with the
seashore OF which Chebeague boasts
as can no other island.
The Chebeague Stock Exchange will
doubtless take on boom this week
with the influence of Thomas w
Lawson herein the person of his
grandson. Edward Lawson of Win
chester, Mass. MIR. Lawson is at
Camp Pequoig. Mr.. c. l.. Balls beau
! tiful summer home on Parsons Bluff.
Miss Esther ID. Cooke gave a party
fer a number OF her friends at her
| cottage last Friday evening. The
guests enjoyed the games of Jack.
straw, dominos. sewing buttons on
| cloth and tiddledy-winks. When the
boys tried sewing on buttons they
made very hard work OF IL especially
| Harris Newell, who stayed at that
table the greater part OF the evening.
Mr.. Adrian Haywood OF Marlboro,
Mass, won the mems prize. a book.
and Miss Majorie Holmes and Miss
Rosamond Spalding cut for the girls.
and Miss Spalding won and was
| awarded a picture. After refresh
ments were served. Mr.. Walter Ro-
gers played some college songs and
the guests gathered around the piano
and sang. Miss Esther Cooke also
| rendered few delightful solos.
Mr.. Ernest Russ Is again down over
the weekend with his family.
Mrs. William A. Harris returned to
Chebeague Saturday after a brief Wis
II In Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Ernest Lawrence and her son,
Junior. OF Philadelphia. arrived last
week at her sisters Mrs. r. r. Rob
bins. Mrs. Lawrence returns TO Phila-
celphia this week, but Junior Is here
for all summer.