Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-17
Cousins Island
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Miss Martha Rittenhause, who has
been spending vacation of ten days
at The Brownie Cottage" returned
to her home at Trenton Junction, N
j., this week, after having most en-
joyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Crowley and
family of West Somerville, Mass, are
summering at THE Barnacle Cot
tage" for the months of July and
August
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Swain and son,
Jasper, of Faneuil, Mass, are occupy
Ing the Smith cottage for the sum-
mer. They have as their guests Mrs.
Edwin Swain and son, Morton, Of
Melrose, Mass.
Last week in front of S. G. Bissett's
cottage there was an elaborate Fourth
or July celebration. There were
about sixty guests assembled around
the house to watch the beautiful dis
play OF fireworks. Ter this the
guests were invited into the house
where Ice cream and cake were serv-
ed. The broad porch and spacious
rooms within 1.-THE Daybreak" afford
ed fine place to dance. This sport
was enjoyed by all until the wee
hours OF the morning when the party
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most enjoyable time.
The Misses Elsie and Betty Lind
say and Mr.. Harry Haywood of Var
mouth, Me-, spent a few days as
guests of the Doyles at the "West
Cove" cottage.
! Last Friday there was a very ex.
citing baseball game played on the
Harmony Hill grounds between the
Athletics and the Red Sox, the mines
each being composed of six young
men and three young ladies. The
Athlet1cs won an easy victory from
the Red SoX, obtaining a score of
1874 The first rate playing of Chas.
Babcock, the winning sides first base
man, was the chief factor which kent
down the opposing teams score. Mr..
Selwfn Prime pitched the first half
or the game until knocked out of the
box by a fast fly. Miss Sarah Col
Inns, the famous Philadelphia pitch
eress, threw splendid ball during
the remainder of the game, but the
Athletlcs' battery proved too good for
ner team. Another game that prom
ises by far more excitement than the
first game will take place next Satur.
day between the Athletics and the
Red Sox.
Mrs. c. r. Cutlip, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. c. Hallett, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Severance and Miss Alice Leon.
ard, all of Dorchester, Mass, ar.
rived on Cousins this week from
Harpswell Centre, Me-, where they
spent week or so. Mr.. and Mrs
E. c. Hallett and family are now oc.
cupying the maple Cottage" for a
few weeks, while the rest of the party
are at The Ridge House."
Last Friday afternoon a party of
Harmony Hill colonists composed of
about 81 people, took a trip around
Eagle Island in Captain Sawyer's
motor boat, Handy Andy" The party
started early in the afternoon and
after sailing about the bay for few
hours, rounded Robert Peary's famous
island. During the trip the spirit of
the people was enlivened both by
dainty refreshments and the singing
or popular melodies. At sunset the
party returned to their island, after
most pleasant afternoon on the
water
The Misses Mable and Marion
Doyle of Yarmouth, Me-, who have
been summering at the West Cove
cottage, have gone to Chebeague is
land, where they will remain for the
rest of the summer.
among the recent arrivals at "The
Ridge Farmhouse" are Mr.. and Mrs
Walter E. Severance of Dorchester
Mass; Mrs. G. r. Cutlip and Miss
Alice Leonard of the same place :
Mrs. r. e. Dennison, Miss Grace
Dennison and Miss Agnes Dennison
all OF Germantown, Penn.
Il On last Tuesday evening a very en-.
1oyable surprise and birthday party
| WAS given nv Mr. and Mrc
Smitheman of Haddenfield, New Jer.
sey, in honor of Miss Sarah Collins
OF Philadelphia. Penn. The affair
took place at the Red and Green
bungalow.
4 The early part of the evening was
devoted to the playing of a progress
sive game of GIVE 1undred-W After