Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-03

week was Of great interest to the
summer residents Of the Island, Miss
Annie Mccain and Mr.. VIM Powers,
Doth OF Portland were united ia
marriage Wednesday, June rs, at
Cathedral of Immaculate Concep
ton, Portland at o'clock Many
Island residents were present
at the ceremony including Mrs. John
canon and family, Misses Margaret
and Mary Wien, Mrs. n. P. McKen
ney and family and many others.
Miss Mccain has spent the summer
here for the past 15 years and is
very popular among the younger set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers left at noon for
a weeks visit in Mass and Montreal,
Can, returning to the Island last Sun
DAY where they are to stop for the
summer with Mrs. Powers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCan.
Mr. and Mrs. Littlefield of Congress
street, West and the Misses Messy
also of Portland, spent the weekend
at Meserve cottage, Fern Park.
Capt. Fred Bickford, who is one of
the youngest fishermen in charge of
vessel, arrived in Boston the first
or last week with trip Of SO sword
fish. Being one of the first trips of
season he received good price for
MS hsh and the crew netted the large
sum Of $153 for nine DAYS work.
L. ]. Eaton and family of Mass. ar
rived two weeks ago for the summer
at their cottage at the West End.
MRS. Eaton's son-in-law, Paul Eaton,
Is expected next month for a few
weeks.
Miss Esther Bates and mother of
Somerville, Mass, arrived a week ago
for the season.
The Rev. Mr.. Leigh, pastor of the
Island church, is receiving contribu-
tons for benefit of the Doggett family
OF which the father and eldest son
were recently drowned. The neigh
bors are generously responding and
donations are gladly accepted by Mr..
Leigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dodick and
FAMILY of Portland are here for the
summer, having arrived several weeks
ago.
M: Geo. Hodgton and family of
Portland arrived for the season at
their cottage here.
Misses Dorothy and Esther Perrin
of So. Portland were recent visitors
| on the Island.
Mr.. Sumner Fogg of William street.
Portland, spent Sunday on the Island.
tuesday, Jun "a, the Island was
visited by a large picnic from Var
| mouth. The Protestant churches COM
posing the Congregational, First Bap-
tlst, Unitarian and Methodist mum.
'oer1ng over 400 left Portland on the
steamer Pilgrim at 10 o'clock. Upon
arriving on the Island, races, baseball
and other sports were enjoyed until
| noon, when dinner was served at
Cushing's s. In the afternoon dancing
was enjoyed until time for the boat,
winch left at 4 o'clock. The commit
tee In charge was composed of
| Messers. l.. R. Cook, c. Pallen, r. l..
Ward, ]. G. Rogers, G. D. Hall, Mrs.
Elsie Welcome and S. A. Jewel.
MRS. E. j. Flanagan and family of
brooklyn N. Y, arrived last Satur-
Gay Tor the season at their cottage
Stonehaven," on Fern Avenue.
Mrs. Merrill of North Abingdon
Mass, and daughter, Ellen, are oc
cupying the Howard cottage until
their camp is ready. Mrs. Sanborn
or SO. Boston is the guest Of Mrs. Mer-
rill.
Mr.. j. Stokes Of Woodfords, moved
last week where they are occupying
the O'Malley's cottage at the West
End
AT Days Spa, under the manage
! ment of E. P. and r. P. Mahoney the
popular ice cream parlor of the is
land is meeting with great favor by
all the people here. Everything to
satisfy the appetite in frozen sweets
IS served at the tables and the
choicest in chocolate goods are Of
Tered at the counters Souvenirs,
smokers goods, soft drinks, papers
and magazines are here to help make
the vacation a happy one.