Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-30
Christiansen and Henry Heuer.

Christensen and Henry Heuer.
AS send-off to Mr.. and Mrs. John
p. Allen, who were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen Harris
here. motor boat party was gotten
up which took them as far as Port
land on their way home. The party
was composed as follows: Miss IHar-
riet Higgins. Miss Marie Robbins.
Mrs. H. H. Robbins, Miss Henrietta
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Harmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Newell, Miss
Clara Webster, Miss Olive Webster.
Mr.. Percy Webster, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Allen Harris. Miss Hart
Lester Harris and Mr.. Allen Harris.
The party served the double pur-
pose of farewell to the Aliens and
welcome to Miss Helen Brown, who
arrived the same day.
The Portland grocers, 500 strong.
were the guests on Wednesday Of
Mt Henry w. Caldwell and made
things hum around the East End for
the whole day. All the stores in
Portland, Deering and South Port
land were closed and big turn out
was the result. The steamer "Pil.
grim" was chartered for the occasion
and sports of various descriptions
together with big shore dinner
combined to pass the day most ac-
ceptably to all present
Mr.. Patterson Smith of Winches-
ter, Mass, arrived last Friday at the
island and Joined Mrs. Smith, who
is at cottage at the West End, for
the summer. Mr.. Smith is a very
prominent Boston architect. Miss
Constance Smith and Mr.. Oliver
Smith gave a very charming dance
last Saturday night to some of their
friends here.
Professor L. NJ. Passano of Win
chester, Mass, Joined Mrs. Passano.
who has been at her cottage since
early in June, last week Professor
Passano is associate professor of
mathematics at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology.
Miss Stuyvesant T. B. Jackson of
Portland and Mrs. Merrill. who are
spending the summer at Great Dia-
mond Island, were the guests for a
short time last week of Miss A. NJ.
Prindle at "Coveside" cottage. Miss
Cornelia Jackson left last Thursday
after weeks visit as the guest of
Miss Alice Vernon
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson of
Scotland, who have been the guests
for some time of Mr. and Mrs. E. L..
Pickard, left short time ago for
their home in Great Britain.
The Misses Janet and Teresa
Howell and Jessie Ridge left last
Thursday for a walking trip through
the White Mountains. They made
this trip last year and have been
looking forward ever since to repeat
ing it.
The West End baseball team play
ed a return game on Saturday with
the Bailey Island team on the Hill
Crest grounds and sent the visitors
down to defeat by the score of 6 to
3. Charles Train, the star West End
pitcher, was in fine form striking out
fifteen men and only allowing five
scattering hits. Pidgin pitched
we'll for Bailey Island. but was hit at
opportune times. Herbert Doughty
and Stanley starred for the West
End, and Higgins made the feature
play of the game, going way out
into left field for a Texas Lacquer
which he speared in one hand. For
Bailey, Doughty and Tracy were the
stars, both in the field and at bat.
The score:
West End, 1000 1OO3 x-6 8 /
Bailey Is, 90 0 OIL 0 2 % 3 1
Batteries, Train and Stanley, Pid-
gin and Shirley.
The Emeralds who were scheduled
to play Chebeague on Saturday at
the East End grounds, failed to make
an appearance and after a consider
able wait, the umpire forfeited the
game to Chebeague by the score of
| 9 to 0. The Chebeague team is
rounding into form rapidly now and
with the shifted lineup is putting up
a fast article of ball.