Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-27

hTS. Il. y. f1yue at MenanOke. MIR.
Hyde returned after visit of a few
days, but Mrs. Hyde expects to re-
main at the island for some time and
is enjoying very delightful time as a
guest at "Menanoke," as she has
many friends at Chebeague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliot Glover of West
Medford Mass, have been visiting at
the cottage Of Mr.. Charles E. Wyer.
They expect to stay a week and will
then return to their summer home in
Strong, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Menzies and daughter.
Miss Jessie Menzies. have taken one
of the Sunset Landing Company's cot
tages. 1t is expected that they will
remain to the end of the season. Miss
Jessie Menzies previously has been
the guest of Miss Ernestine Fay at
Kew cottage.
Mrs. Mary A. Hawkes. of Portland
Me-, is spending some time here as
the guest of Mrs. Lucy A. Jones at
her cottage at the East End and is
enjoying a most delightful time as
her guest.
If you want something for your
summer cottage go to r. S. Davis Co..
Portland, and get the best. Adv.
Miss Anna Christensen of Phila
Thursday of last week and will spend
several weeks here. Miss Christian
sen has many friends among the
Chebeague summer colony, who well
coined her heartily on her arrival.
Mr.. j. Harris Newell, who has been
spending the past two months with
his mother and sisters at "Just-A-
Mere" cottage, left the island last
week and returned home, much to
the regret of his many friends here.
Mr.. Earl Rand of Haverhiu, Mass,
arrived at the island recently and
will spend some time here During
his stay at Chebeasue he will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Mac
Donald at their cottage. where he is
spending a most enjoyable visit.
Mr.. William Bryan of Boston. Mass,
is spending some time at Chebeague
as the guest of Mr.. Richard Bowen at
the S. G. Bowen cottage near Cen
trail Landing He is enjoying him
self thoroughly while here as Mr..
Bowen's guest.
In swimming game last Saturday
at Long Island the West End team
defeated the Maccabees of that is
land by the score of g. The game
was featured by Trains pitching, the
opposing team never having a show
against him. Chebeague batted well,
Stanley in particular shining at the
bat. He got hit every time at bat
and missed getting a home run by
inches once when he drove ball
down the right field line. which land
ed few steps the wrong side of the
foul line. The West End team is
looking forward confidently to the
games with the East End team and
expects to give the latter a hard run
for the honors.
Mrs. William J. Sweeney of East
Orange, y. j., who with her family,
has been occupying a cottage here
since early in the summer, left the
island last week and returned home
after a delightful outing.
The residents of the island, both
summer and winter ones, have been
much pleased to hear of the great inn
provement in the condition of ''Un-
Gle jeff" Johnson, the mail carrier.
Since his fall at Central Landing sew
eral weeks ago when he had the mis-
fortune to break several ribs he has
been at the home of Dana Hamilton
in Portland, and has been recovering
rapidly.
Mrs. Oscar Charleson of Portland
arrived last week at her summer
home "Amordale" where she is re-
operating from the illness which
she suffered last spring and the first
part OF the summer. Mrs. Arthur
Bell, who has been at "Amordale"
since early in the summer, has re-
Gently entertained there Miss Flor
ence Galpin of Woodbury., Conn, and
Miss Ethel Levine of Portland.
Mr.. Richard J. Heuer Of Philadel-
phia. Pa, arrived at the island last
week and will spend the rest of the
month here, joining his brother, Mr..
Henry Heuer, who has been here
since early in the summer season.
Mrs. Charles Osgood of this island
entertained last week at her home
here Mrs. Edwin Dyer of Portland.
who is visiting her for some time
and is enjoying a thoroughly delight
full time during every minute of her
stay at Chebeague as Mrs. Osgood's
guest
Miss Maud Richmond, the leading
lady of the Jefferson Stock Company,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Newell John
son of this island, at the close of her
engagement with this company. Sat
urday, September ), will go to the
Mozart Theater, EImira, n. Y, where
she has been engaged as leading lady
for stock company. Miss Richmond
has delighted and charmed everybody
in Portland with her fine acting, and
she leaves for her new position with
the best wishes of host of friends
there, and likewise the well wishes
Of her Casco Bay friends Her first
performance at Elmira will be given
Monday, September ID, and all the pro-
auctions of this theater will be under
the direction Of Harry Mckee, the
famous director and one Of the best
known men in the dramatic profess
sion.
Postmaster Henry w. Bowen who,
In accordance with the new regula-
lions which recently went into effect
took the examinations for fourth class
postmasters a short time ago, has re-
ceived word from the Examination
Board that he passed very success
fully and the confirmation of his APP
pointment is hoped for within a short
time. The residents here are GLAD to