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


report the sudden death of William
son of Police Captain
McDonough, which occurred Monday
afternoon, July ID. Mr.. McDonough had
been Ill for while previously, put
even on the day OF his death 1t was
thought that he was on the road to re-
coYery. However. at noon Monday he
was seized with a convulsion and died
immediately. His death was due to
double pneumonia, that most treacher-
GUS OF diseases. Mr.. McDonough had
hosts of friends both on the island
and In Portland. and his death will
come as a terrible shock to them after
SUCH encouraging reports had been
given out concerning his condition.
Leon Libby of Cambridge spent
Sunday on the island as the guest
of Loring Mckinney.
While leaning against the railing on
the Ferry wharf Edward O'Donnell
pushed the railing too hare and both
ne and the railing went overheard. AS
1t was low tide the fall was about tif-
teen feet, but being a good swimmer
ne soon swan around to the steps
and was none the worse for his ex.
perience.
Thomas James of Oxford street is
spending the season with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George James at their
cottage on Beach avenue.
Waldo Perry of Engine one of the
Portland Fire Department is on his
vacation and is enjoying it at his new
bungalow at the East End "Day
on Is the name Of Mr.. Perry's camp.
Appropriately named after the day
In eight" allowed the firemen.
Napoleon B. Chase of the island re-
o. Srt,
ness trip in Boston.
Philip Turkey of Dartmouth College,
holder OF the 220 high hurdles record
at Portland High school spent Sunday
with Thomas Casey, clerk at the Cas-.
co Bay house, who is student at .Bos-
ton University.
Alice Harrington of Westbrook,
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harrington at the
West End.
Mr.. Henry Blachford of Montreal,
+. o., arrived Wednesday morning for
q few weeks stay at his cottage, The
Allston, West End. Mr.. Blachford's
family Is already here.
Friday the agents of the Prudential
Lie insurance company with their
wives and invited guests enjoyed
their annual picnic at Cushing's. Base
pall was played and races run before
dinner and after dinner was served,
dancing was enjoyed until time for the
boat to leave.
Mr.. Claude Berry is occupying his
cottage at West End and has great
tires with Messrs. Crawford, Hartley
and F1rd;norris, who have a cottage
next to Mr.. Barry's
Misses Dorothy and Esther Perrin
OF South Portland were guests of Miss
Eta Floyd Sunday. 3d..
Miss Helen Baston entertained over
Sunday the Misses Helen Parker and
Olga Ferguson Of Portland.
Frank Conner of Portland, spent the
weekend as the guest of William Ma
honey on the island.
MIR. and Mrs. John Morgan of Port.
land spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mccain at Comfort Cottage.
MT. Gilman Martin and family spent
the weekend at their camp on Beach
ayepe. Sunday they entertained the
chase family Of Woodfords, Miss Ida
Chase of Boston, the Conkrite family
or Woodfords, Mrs. Haskell and son
OF Massachusetts, and Mrs. brown and
daughter Lena from Stroudwater.
James Leone and wife of Portland.
spent Sunday on the island as the
guests of our new barber, Dominic
Russo.
DR.. J. Roberts of Medford, arrived
Monday for two weeks stay at Mer-
RMS Beach Ave. House on Beach Ave.
DE- Roberts will prove valuable &C
QUESTION to the island baseball team
as he in an infielder of no mean abil.
lty. He was in his college days cap
tam OF Tufts Dental baseball team.
Magazines Of all kinds, daily and
sunday papers, are offered for sale on
me counters of Days Spa. The de-
ilclous ice cream served at their coun-
tiers is the best obtainable.