Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-12

TiSnt 10 lay ciafm 10 the champion
ship OF the bay. The success of the
team was in large measure due to the
terrific batting and general all-round
playing OF "Homerun Fred" Jchr,son,
the big frst-sacker. while "Harve''
Doughty behind the bat cut down
many an ambitious base-runner
"Bimho" Doughty and E. Johnson
were the main-stays in the box and
that they did their work well is
shown by glimpse OF opposing teams.
batting averages.
Mr.. W. T. Brown returned to the is.
land last Friday and rejoined his fam.
lily here for a few days. They left
for ST. Dayids. Pa, on Tuesday of this
week. having spent since early in
July at Mrs. ID. S. Barker's bungalow,
the Ripple"
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Taber of Phila.
delphia, who passed last summer at
Miss Laura ]. Ashmore's cottage the
"Breezes" arrived here this week to
spend the month OF September. Dur.
ing their stay they will occupy Mrs.
E. L. Bluxome's bungalow in the Pas
lures together with Mrs. Bluxome
Mr.. and Mrs. Taber are going to have
a new cottage built for them here
which they will occupy next year.
Mrs. ID. S. Barker and Mr.. and Mrs
A. F. ID. Streuli will remain here for
some time to come at Mrs. Barker's
summer home, the Breakers" Mrs
Barker and Mrs. Streuli have been
here all summer but Mr.. Streuli has
only recently returned to the island
after being away all through August
Mr.. F. T. Thurston and family OF
Washington, ID. c., return within the
next few days to their home after
passing the greater part of the sum
mer at their cottage on the cliffs
Miss Mabel Thurston will resume her
work upon the stan of the Youths
Companion.
Mrs. NJ. c. Pearson and Miss May
Pearson OF Hartford, Conn, leave
about the middle of the month for
their home. They have been spend.
ing the summer since early in June
at "Spindrift" cottage near Little Har
Dor and will leave reluctantly after
thoroughly delightful and charming
summer.
Mrs. w. E. Cope. with Miss Mar.
garetta Cope and Mr.. Edwin Cope
left for home in Philadelphia on Tues.
day Of this week after passing the
greater part of the summer here
This was their first visit to the island
and they were all more than delight.
ed with it. Mr.. Edgar Cope enters
the University Of Pennsylvania this
fall.
The popular Seaside House Is still
open and will remain so until the end
OF September. At present there are
fwa " fp fv$x ;cx,
ed, n remarkable record for this time
booked for this week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Colfax OF New
York, who have been occupying one OF
Miss Ida Waugh's cottages in the Pas
lures. left recently for their home af.
ter delightful six weeks spent among
the charms Of Casco Bay. Their
guest, Mr.. Ralph Weinrichter, left the
island with them.
Mrs. Richard T. Crane, Miss Eliza.
beth Crane and Miss Emma Crane, OF
East Orange N j., who have as usual
been occupying "Tiptop" cottage du.
ing the past two months returned to
their homes last week. They were &C.
companied in their departure by Mrs
Cranes grandchildren, the Misses
Eleanor and Lois Perrett, who spent
the summer with them.
DR.. Harriet Burnet and Miss Rather.
Inc Burnet will remain at their pretty
summer home on Abner's Point for
the greater part of the month, return.
ing to their home in East Orange, n.
j., about Sept. 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Burnham and
family OF Newton, Mass, left the is
land on Friday OF last week for their
home, having been down at their beau
tiful summer home for the greater
part OF the season. Mrs. Burnham is
most enthusiastic about the prospects
for the library next year. and ex.
poets to make 1t even better than at
the present time.
Mr.. James g. Stetson will close his
deservedly popular ice cream and
confectionery establishment at Mack
erel Cove Landing either this week or
next and move his family to his win
ter home at Wayne. The closing of the
store will be a source OF much regret
to the residents of the island who still
remain for II Is common knowledge
that for the very acme OF quality
there Is nowhere anything that class
es with the Stetson goods.
Mrs. S. w. Coffin of st. Davids, Pa.
with her three children Miss Gather
Inc. and Messrs. Winthrop, Jr., and
Seymour Coffin, returned last week TO
their home, after passing a happy and
pleasant summer at the Bluxome
bungalow in the Pastures.
Miss Ida Waugh leaves this week
for her winter home I'm Redding Ridge.
Conn. after having been at her quaint
little bungalow near Little Harbor
sinces the early part OF June. She
will be joined In Redding Ridge by
Miss Amy Blanchard. who has been
away in Spain since the middle of
the summer.
Mr.. A. c. Neuman and family re-
turned last Saturday to their home In
Newark, y. j., having spent the entire
summer here. Their early departure
Is caused by Mr.. Neuman being noti-
fed of his appointment to the position
OF Judge OF election at Newark. the
board organizing on September Q.