Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-17

Nevins.
Strikeouts, Desmond, 8; Pendleton,
10. Hits off Desmond, 5; off Pendle-
ton, 10.
Assembly Hall was fairly well filled
/ Thursday evening, last, to hear the
] concert given by the Schubert quartet,
o. Portland, assisted by Miss Teresa
LIE Prohon, pianist, and Miss Doris
Sleeper, of Lancaster, N. H., accom-
PIANIST The work of the quartet was
of the highest order and all of their
selections were sung with good musi-
cianship and expression. The solos Of
| Mr.. kennedy and Mr.. Stevens were
finely rendered and they were both
obliged to respond to an encore. Miss
LIE Prohon played two solos and she
was enthusiastically received. Miss
Sleeper accompanied most sympathetic
| cal1y and her work at the piano left
little to be desired. The concert was
a musical treat and others of SINH
lar nature are promised by Mr.. Cald-
well during the season.
| The Chebeague Island Base Ball
Team kept up it's winning streak Sat
urday by defeating the strong Cox's
Shoe Company of Portland, 6 to 5. The
pitching of Spaulding for Chebeague
was very creditable and pitching Of
Geary for Portland was also of the
highest order. The game was a very
fast one. The features were batting
of Spaulding and base running of Des-
mond. for Chebeague, and playing of
Martell for the Portland team.
Batteries: Geary and Johnson, for
Portland; Spaulding and Higgins, for
Chebeague.
| The Chebeague Island team played
the Cliff Island team, Wednesday,
Mere Point, Thursday, and Portland
Company, Saturday.
Mrs. l.. M. Taylor and Miss Grace
Hall of Tacoma, Washington, are the
guests of Mrs. c.. G.. Little, on the
South Shore. Mrs. Taylor is so
charmed with the island she has rented
a cottage on the North Road which
she will occupy for several weeks to-
gether with friends from Greenfield,
| Mass.
Mrs. Waldo Glidden of Cambridge,
Mass, gave an informal tea on the
capacious piazza of her cottage on
Chambers Cove last Friday, to well
come both the new and the old sum-
mer visitors.
Among the Massachusetts colonists
situated just below Central Landing,
who have returned to this famous
summer resort are: Mr.. G. T. Phipps
and family of Milton, Mass, who are
here for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Milton Little
field, nee Carrie A. Bennett, were re-
cent guests OF Mr.. Littlefield's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A R. Littlefield.
The marriage Of Miss Bennett and
Mr.. Littlefield took place at Rumford
Falls, June 2, where Mr.. Littlefield is
employed in the Oxford Mills.
Mrs. G. r. Riggs and daughters,
Elizabeth and Winifred of Pittsburgh,
Pa. are visiting at the home of Rev
and Mrs. w. P. Merrill
Mrs. Edith Pingree and little daugh-
tiers, Gladys and Evelyn of Somer-
vile, Mass, have been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Frank Bennett.
Capt. and Mrs Oscar ,Charleson OF
Portland with their daughters, Mrs.
! Arthur Bell and son, Donald, are here
at their delightful estate, "Amordale,"
! where they will remain until late in
the season. They have as guest Mrs.
Ernest Titcomb and daughter, AIDE
| laide, of Portland. Mr.. Bell will join
the party each Saturday and will
| spend part Of his vacation here
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis of Ashland,
| Mass, and guest, Miss Gertrude
| Randle of Andover have the Cross
man cottage, "Kwituwury," from July
% until September.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Paterson Smyth
and family and DIR. and Mrs. H. A.
| Wilson of Montreal are occupying the
| Newells "Justamere" cottage, for the
season. DR.. Paterson-Smyth is rector
of st. George at Montreal, while DR..
Wilson, F. r.. G. s., is a professor of
physics at Rice Institute, Houston,
Texas.
DIR. and Mrs. James F. Albion OF
Portland have opened wide their hos
pitable doors of their beautifully sit
uated bungalow on the North Road
again this summer by entertaining the
knights of King Arthur, a boys club
of Portland. Mr.. Ernest White had
charge of the boys who camped in
three tents for the week on the spa
c;ous grounds of DR.. Albion's estate.
The time was pleasantly passed by
long tramps around the island, by
thrilling base ball games and by
swimming and rowing contests.
Mrs. Lamb from Medford, Mass,
with her two daughters, Alice and
Eleanor, are spending the summer
with DR.. and Mrs. Albion.
Another one of the famous Albion
clambakes took place on July H.,
when DR.. and Mrs. Albion entertained
the officers of the Universalist
Church Of Portland and their fami-
lies. Those Of the Chebeague sum-
mer colony who were present were:
DR.. and Mrs. James F. Albion, Mrs.
Lamb, Misses Margaret and Ger
trlde Albion Misses Alice and
Eleanor Lamb, Miss Hart, Lester Har-
ris, Misses Clara and Olive Webster,
Misses Ernestine and Marie Louise
Robbins and Miss Harriet o. Harris.
The engagement of two young peo-
pie who are well known among the
people summering on Chebeague has
just been announced. 1t is that of
MISS Efie Sabriskie of Hackensack,