Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-08-07

returning from three days visit to
camp Aloha" at Fairlee, Vermont.
The party took Captain Cleaves motor
boat Spray" at seven o'clock and re-
turned to Chebeague. The party con-
sisted of Mr.. w. H. Harris, Miss Hart
Lester, Miss Ambia and Miss Harriet
Harris, Miss Margaret, Miss Gertrude
and Mr.. Robert Albion, Miss Clara and
Miss Olive Webster, Misses Ernestine
and Marie Robbins and Master Ernest
Lawrence.
Mrs. Marion Booth Kelley of Boston,
Mass, secretary of the Massachusetts,
Woman Suffrage Association is here on
the island for an extended sojourn
Mrs. Kelley is to speak at Old Orchard,
August Is, at the Maine Woman Suf-
frage Association Field Day to be he'd
there. In the evening at a meeting to
be held in Monument Square, Portland,
Mrs. Kelley will be the principal
speaker. Mr.. Joseph F. Kelley, her
husband, is also to visit the island. AS
secretary of the Mems Suffrage League
of Massachusetts, he is most active
and is speaker of great ability.
Miss Helen Bates, President of the
Maine Woman Suffrage Association,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. An
tome Dorticos.
Miss Elizabeth Edmonds of Santa
Monica, California, is visiting Mrs. H.
n. Morse. Miss Edmonds has recently
returned from Paris where she has a
studio in the art colony.
Mrs. Antoine Dorticos and her sis
ter, Miss Helen Bates, gave bridge
whist of five tables, Wednesday even
ing. Thursday afternoon Mrs. H. N.
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were given in honor of Mrs. Southland,
wife of Hon. l.. G. Southland, of Port
land.
Saturday evening, August 16, a song
recital will be given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Ridge, the artists
being Mr.. Philip Dorticos, lyric tenor,
assisted by Mr.. Max Passano
Mrs. S. D. Weber is enjoying a
short outing at Gardiner.
Saturday the Crossman Box Co.
nine of Portland, one of the strongest
mines in that city will play here.
Mrs. Alice P. Carmichael and daugh-
ter, Theodore, of Topsfield, Mass, are
visiting at the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Lunt on Beach Avenue
A happy party has been entertained
by Mrs. l.. Nj. Taylor at the cottage
and camp of Mrs. Aaron Ceaves on
the North road Among the party is
DR.. Ward c. Bryant and family of
Greenfield, Mass, who have been here
two weeks and who plan to stay an
other week. DR.. Bryant is a leading
physician of Greenfield. He comes
down each week for the week end and
spends practically all the time while
here on the water. Mrs. Bryant and
Mrs. Taylor have given several sail
ing parties in the launches of Capts
Trufant and Cleaves, as well as two
deep sea fishing parties
Mrs. J. G. Sawyer of Greenfield,
Mass, celebrated her Saith birthday
last week by going to Portland in
sailing party given by DR.. Bryant.
Mr.. Edward Temple and family of
Greenfield, Mass, have taken a part
Of Mr.. Aaron Cleaves house for the
month of August. Mr. Temple is man.
ager of the Greenfield Granite and
Marble works. They were here during
August of last year and hope to spend
more time here in the future. Their
visitors are Madame Temple and Mr..
Joseph Partinheimer of Greenfield.
A small, but appreciative audience,
heard Edward A. Thompson, mono
Y,
''Disraeli." Mr.. Thompson was fully
in command of all the parts and
listeners who heard Mr.. George Arliss
in the part of Disraeli the past winter
said that Mr.. Thompson's work was
remarkably perfect. In infection, and
often in tone, he faithfully repre-
scented the Arliss "Disraeli,' making
the evening a non-scenic replica of
the drama which ran five months at
the Plymouth Theatre, Boston.
Tonight the grand concert is to be
given by the deservedly popular
Colonial mixed quartet with Miss
Doris Sleeper, accompanist, and
Robert Whitcomb, boy reader.
The Progressives of Chebeague, who
have fast come to the front as a win
ming base ball club, are ready to meet
any Casco Bay team on the Che
beague grounds, Tuesday or Thursday
preferred. Communications should be
addressed to Manager Progressive
Base Ball Club, care Of Hill Crest,
Chebeague. Last week the club de-
feated the Cbebeague team, minus it's
regular pitching staff, by score of
ia. Tuesday the strong Cliff Island
club won from them, 81, but the Pro-
gressives' regular pitchers were alb
sent. The team has been formed by
Mr.. John W. Hoben of Springfield, a
guest at Hill Crest.
Dr. l.. M. Passano, professor of
mathematics at Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology in Boston, has
| Joined his family at Lone Ash on the
! west end for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Shaw OF Cambridge,
| Mass, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Glidden at the West End. Mr.
Shaw will leave on Saturday for Bos-
ton, where he will be joined a week
later by Mrs. Shaw.
| DIR. and Mrs. James F. Albion of
Portland entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Harrington OF Portland for the
day at their bungalow on Birch Point,
on Friday. Mrs. G.. 8. Hunt also Of
Portland spent Thursday and Friday
at the bungalow. Mr.. Richard Gar
land, a school-mate of Robert Albion,
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