Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-31

Roberts. IS; Farrell, 3b;, mclaughlin,
lib; 8. Cushing, CT; r. Mahoney. G;
Keith, II; Whales, p; May, IF.
MT. and Mrs. ]. w. Lewis Of Mon
treal arrived last Monday for the rest
OF the summer at GobeIs cottage,
west End. Mr.. Lewis was formerly
connected with the Bank of Montreal,
one OF the strongest and safest in the
world.
Mrs. Henry, Mrs. George Blachford
and Mrs. Thomas Brown spent a sew
eral days stay in Boston and returned
TO the island last Saturday.
Steward Mcneil of Newton spent
Thursday and the weekend as the
guest Of Mrs. Thomas Gobel
Max Robertson of Montreal arrived
Saturday for two weeks stay at the
Casco Bay House.
Last Friday evening a marshmallow
toast; was held on Littlejohnson's red
beach at West End. A. good crowd Of
the younger set attended the affair
Which was the first of it's kind of the
season" Kenneth Harvey, played many
mandolin solos which were loudly. ap-
plauded by all. Those invited were
Misses Beulah McInniss, Edith Keith,
Esther Ford, Mildred Jones, Lillian
Ford. Irene Nichols, Mae Ford, Alice
ratons Sue and Josephine Middleton
and Messrs. Kenneth Harvey, Joseph
Farroll, DR.. Roberts, Nathan Thunl-
min, Loring Mckinney, Andy Burns,
Thomas Casey, Ralph Mahoney, Ar
thur Grogan and Edmund Mahoney.
Mrs. BENZ. Papkee chaperoned the
party. 49,. ..-.. ..s go, '....--
Last Saturday Long Island lost it's
itrst game of the season, being de-
feated by Fort Levett Morgan the
island twirler pitched fine game but
HAL OF the Fort team had the better
OF the battle. The score in the ninth
was to 2 but Harvey started the ball
going by meeting it squarely for two
bases and sending in two runs, the
final score being five to four.
Last Friday the Maine Electric AS
soclat1on held it's fifth annual outing
at the island. They left the city on a
special boat at 1890 and enjoyed
sail about the bay. A ball game was
played upon arrival at the island and
races run. At o'clock shore din
ner and clambake was served by Mr..
Gushing after which the party left on
the boat accompanied by a band which
played during dinner and on the sail.
Miss Muriel Kennedy of Westmount,
Quebec, returned home after a months
Visit with Miss Mildred Robinson at
the Everett cottage, West End.
Charles E. Fogg of Portland, med
zeal student at Maine Eye and Ear In
llrinery is spending a few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Foeg.
teach avenue. Mr. Fogg is a lieu
tenant in the Naval Reserves and
leaves on the hattleship Alabama for
the annual cruise in a few DAYS. Next
June he will receive his NJ. -. degree
and is going to New York to special
iZe
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kinds spent
Sunday as the guests OF Miss Hazel
bHSlon. Miss Boston also entertained
Miss Olga Magerson.
Miss Florence Scully has been the
guest of Miss Ethel Mahoney for the
past few days.
MISS Edna Steele of Belmont, Mass,
arrived Sunday for two weeks visit
2t y. A. Mariners while Miss HiIda
beferstock arrived TO spend a week
visit.
DR.. F. F. C. Demarest and wife an6
daughter Theodore and son Cornell
of Passaic, N j., arrived Saturday for
the remainder of the season at their
cottage at South side. DR.. Demar-
est Is specialist in New York and
is mere for a rest
At the Overlook cottage, West End
MI. and Mrs. F.. j. Clapdelaine and
Ialnlly OF Boston, are making a two
weeks visit.
Miss Nan Flaherty of Portland is
spending this week the guest OF Mis-
adelaide Mahoney at Bay View cot
tage.
.Mr. Joseph Farrell, Kenneth Har-
Vey. Dr. }. Roberts and Nathan Thuir.
the mainstay of the island baseball
team for the past two weeks, returned
nome Sunday. If these young men
were able to spend the summer here
the team could boast of sterling, fast
and heavy-hitting infield.