Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-10

10 the Pavilion where supper was
| served. They returned to the city on
l7sO. 'ue is'anu a.
| Miss Hunt Of Westbrook was the
guest over the Fourth of her uncle,
George Hunt.
Mrs. Mage Potts Of Spring street,
PORTLAND, Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brodist of
Portland and family arrived the past
week at their camp at the West End.
Mrs. Sanborn of South Boston and
Mrs. Meritte moved from the Harwood
cottage which they have been occu.
pying during the construction Of their
new camp, into the new summer home
which has been named Camp Trogan.
Miss Ruth Ford of Medford spent
the week end with her parents at the
Ford cottage, West End.
Mr.. and Mrs. George James and
family of Oxford opened their cot
tage for the season and expect to re-
main to the late fall.
| Miss Chyhon Cunningham Of Med
ford is visiting Miss Lillian Ford.
Miss Jennie Sawyer of Portland is
being entertained by Miss Ella Mer.
rill. Beach avenue.
Miss Addie Mccain Of South Port
land, who has been visiting Mrs. John
Cannon, Beach avenue, returned home
the last of the week.
William Whey of Portland spent
the Fourth on the island and return
ed for the week end.
| l. E. Bickford of Portland is stop
ping with his father, J.. M. Bickford.
The first of Cushing's dances was
| held last week with large attend
! ance, considering the early season.
| Mr.. Gushing intends to hold dances
| every Wednesday and Saturday even
| ing and as there is a boat return
ing to the city Saturday evening after
| the dance many will embrace the op-
| portunity to have sail and dance in
one evening. Music was furnished
| by Hoyt's dance orchestra and every
| one had a most delightful time.
Mr.. Herbert Lee Of the City Hos
pital, Boston, and Mr.. Heeley, also of
| the Hospital are spending a few day s
| at Camp Cosy.
July 4th the Lutheran church of
| Portland held its annual picnic at
Cushing's, which was largely attend
ed.
DR.. Francis Eckels and wife Of
| Hartford arrived July 4th and moved
into their camp on Fowler's Beach.
The Misses Margaret Fang, May
| Compton. May Fang, Elizabeth Davis,
and Gertrude Fang of Portland spent
! the Fourth on the island and had a
most joyful time.
David Boyd of Somerviiie arrived
| Friday for few days stay at Bates.
Mr.. Boyd is one of the star pitchers
| on the Northwestern team of Massa-
1 ohnaoftc Two uparp apn whan T,nnp
Island was represented In the Bay
league Mr.. Boyd pitched many of the
winning games.
Mrs. Emery Rocheill Of Montreal Is
spending few weeks with her sister.
Mrs. George L. Fogg. on Beach ave.
The Red Men of South Portland in
vaded the island Saturday and took
| possession of Cushing's grounds,
where the two chiefs picked their
braves and had hard battle by way
of a ball game. They returned late
in the afternoon very peacefully, but
planned another invasion next year.
Senator Edward Murphy and family
of Cumberland avenue moved last
week to their cottage at Harbor de
Grace, which was built ny the Senator
few years ago.
week ago Sunday mass was held
on the island in Cushing's Hall for the
first time this season. By having
mass on the island many summer
residents are saved trip to Port
land. Many motor boats from Cliff
and Chebeague bring over large num-
bers to attend the Sacrifice of the
Mass.
Mrs. Melville Frank of Portland
visited relatives on the island last
Sunday. Mrs. Frank was formerly
Miss Evelyn Bickford, daughter of
Police Officer Ansel Bickford.
Mr.. Walter Kidder and the Misses
Clyde and Carley Cunningham of Med
ford spent Sunday at Ford's, returning
home on the Boston boat Sunday
evening.
Percy Libby, Carl Kennedy, William
Kennedy and John Fox were the
guests of Loring McKenney Sunday.
William Kennedy just returned from
Keene, N. H., Thursday and left Mon
day for Worcester, Mass, where he
is to be employed in the construction
| of a large hotel and school house.
The funeral of Annis Wallace was
held Sunday from the Methodist
church on the island. Mr.. Wallace
was a young man Of about %, an Is
land boy, born and bred, and well
liked on the island and in Portland,
where he had many friends. He died
Wednesday In Portland Of tubercu,
losis.
The band concert given by Manager
Rounds of Ferry Company Sunday
was largely attended by many from
Portland despite the threatening
weather. Mr.. Rounds plans to have
a concert given every two weeks and
by the extra trips run by Island Belle
| to to- "a
travel to this island.
| Clarence Dresser OF Portland, son
of Chief OF Police Dresser, spent Sun
day as the guest OF Waldo Cleveland
at Doughty's.