Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-08-14

business meeting, social, and a shore
dinner was served by Mrs. Nelson
at noon. In the afternoon the time
was spent at whist, and prizes were
awarded the winners.
Mr.. Herbert s. Kennedy was the
weekend guest Of Mr. and Mrs. F.
A. Horthorn at Kennard's cottage.
i AT the 14th Maine Regiment build
ing a reunion was held last week.
It was largely attended by members
| from Massachusetts, and other New
England states. About thirty-five at
tended the reunion, which was q
great success end enjoyed by all.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Redion and daughter
Mrs. Verrill of Cliftondale, Mass.
are spending a couple of weeks at
the Fourteenth Maine Regiment
building.
Max Robertson of Montreal return
ed home after a two weeks stay at
the, Everett cottage, the guest of his
parents
Mrs. Maxfield and son, Llewellyn,
are at Naples cottage for the re-
mainder of the month. Tney closed
their cottage in July for months
visit in Maine.
Mr.. George McVane of Naples, Me-,
spent last Friday on the island Mr..
McVane is proprietor of fish mar
ket in Naples.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Downs and
daughters, Ethel, Helen and Marion,
! Cleaves' Landing. Mr.. John Downs
of Boston and brother, walter
Downs of Somerville, are visitors
here.
The Walter family of Wollaston,
Mass, left Saturday after two weeks
stay at Woodburys.
Mr.. Linscott and family of Wollas-
ton arrived last Friday for a few
weeks visit at the Undercliff.
Benjamin Papkee of Medford,
Mass, arrived last Friday for the
balance of the month at w. c. Mount
ford's "Casco Rest" on Garfield ST.
Mr.. Papkee is proprietor of Sunny
knoll milk farm in Medford.
Frank Curtis of Cambridge and D.
Taper of Boston, who have been
stopping at the McKenny cottage, re-
turned home last Saturday.
Mrs. L. F. Jones of Bellevue is en-
tertaining Mrs. Howard Frost of
Chicago.
Lennie Elliot is having cottage
erected at Doughty's Landing. Al
bert Woodbury., the island carpenter.
| AAe@' shS houSS "Sll
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chaffin of
Gorham spent the past week as the
guest of their son, Mr.. Linwood
Chaffin.
| Frank Duckett of Westmount, Que,
is visiting the Robertsons at their
cottage, the Everett. Miss Dorothy
| Duckett has been here all summer.
Capt. Johnson of the g. S. North
Land and Commodore of the Maine
S. S. Co. fleet spent last Wednesday
as the guest of DR.. F. F. G. Dema-
rest at his cottage, "Look-to-Seer."
South Side.
Mrs. VIM. G. Parker, wife of Capt.
VIM. Parker of the Portland Fire
Dept, entertained the following at
her summer home at Cleaves' Land.
ing the past week: Mr.. and Mrs.
II. p. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
! Sturgeon and Miss Marion Chapman
1.-THE latter of whom will soon enter
Simmons College.
The funeral Of Ansel Johnson of
South Portland was held from the
island church last Friday morning.
Mr.. Johnson formerly lived on the
Island and was we'll known and re-.
spected by the older residents of the
| ioioio. n vi years ago
Johnson moved to South Portland
where he died last Wednesday at the
age of 81 years. Many Portland and
South Portland people attended Tie
| funeral
Mrs. George Long and son, Master
Burton Long, were recent guests on
the island
AT the Coronado cottage. Doughty's
Landing, w. S. Cleveland has been
entertaining the Misses Jessie and
Florence Washburn, Annie and Gene
We've Beale of Dorchester, and Mrs
w. G. Washburn.
Mrs. John Mahoney has been en-.
tertaining at her cottage, the Bay
View, Doughty's Landing, Daniel Ma
honey and family and Miss Nellie
Daley of Portland.
Fred Dunn of Passaic, N. J., is
spending the month with his parents
who have taken cottage at Dough.
tvs Landing. Mr.. Dunn Is captain
OF the Passaic high school base ball
prove, q valuable acquisition to the
island team while he Is here, as he
is. fine infielder.
William Chapman and Samuel
Prittam Of New York City arrived
last Saturday for two weeks stay
on the island. Mr. uhipman caught
last year for the island ball team and
was one Of the heaviest hitters. For
the next two weeks 1t will take a
pretty good team to beat our island
team.
Miss Bessie Ray and brother, VIII.
liam, OF New York, arrived last Sat.
urday for a two weeks stay. They
| formerly had a cottage at the West
End but have not been down this
season before.
Police officer Ansel Bickford of
the Portland Police Department, and
wife, arrived on the island last Fri.
day for weeks vacation at Capt
and Mrs John Mcvane's, West End
Mr.. Bickford formerly did duty on
the island and performed SO efficient.
ly that he was appointed to the reg.
,ilar force In the city where he has