Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-20
Long Island


were played here last Saturday. The
first, between the Maccabee team
and the Seavey Co. Of Portland was a
thinning affair, the score resulting as
follows: -
Maccabees 0 1 0 0 3 4 Is
Seavey Co. 0 0 0 0 o 0 IL
Batteries for Long-McKenney and
Darling: For Seavey Co.-Davis and
McBrady.
IN the second game between the
summer residents of Long and Bailey
Islands there were several fielding
features which made the game very
interesting and exciting. The final
score, a shut-out, does not nearly
show the respective merits of the
teams as Bailey showed I'D far better
than it would seem by the score:
Long 0 0 o n =.
Bailey O o q n n n n n
Batteries for Long-Connors and
Darker: For Bailey's-F. Johnson and
H. Doughty.
The arrival of some real Maine
summer weather has stimulated the
interest Of the residents of the is
iahd great deal and many parties
nave been out on sailing and fishing
TRIPS during the past week. The ho-
tells are doing a rushing business and
the cottagers' guests are ENJOYING
themselves in the nice weather of
the past week.
The reunion Of the 1-1O-29 Regi-
nents was favored with as fine
weather as could be desired and the
members enjoyed fine day, exchang-
ing stories with old comrades, and
renewing old acquaintance.
Mrs Alvin Mains 30 NY..t.
Hampshire, is at present visiting her
brother, Mr.. Chase, at Cleayes Land
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Campbell Of
New York have returned to their
home in New York, after a three.
weeks stay with Edward Woodbury.
at the east end.
The heavy firing of the Portland
harbor forts has been a source of
some anxiety to the people of the ia.
land for the past week, and some
damage has been done by the heavy
shocks of the guns. The firing will
De over the end of this week.
1t will be of interest to the MANY
friends OF Charles Legrow of the
east end to know that he Is rapidIy
recovering from his slight indisposi.
ton of last week.
MISS Alice Walsh is the guest of
MI. and Mrs. Edward Murphy at the
Balsmac Cottage on the south shore
or the island. Mr.. Murphy Is a
member of the experimenting school
committee of Portland.
Mr.. William Schmidt of Philadel-
ph1a, Pa, is spending few weeks with
the Blockingers at the east end. as
are also Mrs. Kingsbury, and Mrs,
Carsin.
Col. and Mrs. Enoch Perkins who
nave been recent guests at the bar.
racks, have returned to their home
In Maiden, after pleasant few
weeks here.
Mr.. Fred Hartshorne has been a
guest at the Shawmut Cottage for
the past week.
Among the pleasant social affairs
of the past week was the trip of a
party Of east end residents to Port.
land to hear the famous Kotzschmar
Memorial organ In the City Hall,
played by Mr.. Will G.. MacFarlane,
the city's famous organist These
concerts are sources of great delight
to all who have the pleasure of hear.
Ing them, and this one was no excep-
ton, the program on that particular
afternoon being all that could be de-
sired, and including selections from
many different composers. The last
concert Of the season comes on La
Dor Day and 1t bebooves all who
wish to hear the organ, and who have
not yet done 80, to make their plans
to attend soon. The attendance at
the concerts has far surpassed last
year.
Rev. I. T. Johnson Of Levett
street, was absent from the island
last week on a trip, returning Tues
day Of this week.
Mrs. Carrie Page and daughter
Marguerite were guests last week at
the DShawmut Cottage on Island ay.
enue, Doughtys
Mrs. William Bentley and daughter
Ethel are the guests of Mrs. Henry
]. Clarke at their cottage near
Doughty,s,
Mrs. Charles F. Brown who has
been staying on the island for some
time, returned on Saturday to her
home at 1 Eaton street, Winchester.
Mass.
Mrs. II. J. Clarke is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edgell, Mr..
Edgell's mother, and sister Anna Ed
CELL. for a while.
The Round About Whist Club was
delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. G. F.