Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-10

| piSdSSS tue particular tTdue. 1ue Cdi
amel and grape nut flavors are in
| great demand. All orders will be
promptly delivered.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Orr Pat
1 terson of Greenville, South Carolina
and their daughter are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Rowland B. French. Mrs.
| Patterson is Mrs. French's niece.
4 Miss Clara NJ. French. and
i Miss Helen NJ. French of Danvers.
Mass, nieces Of Mrs. French are also
guests here.
!, Jack Spalding, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Spalding, who are at the
Weber cottage on Beach avenue fin
ished his military duties at camp
Piattsburg Monday last. Mr.. John
Ball, a we'll known member of the
summer colony has also completed
his tour of duty. During this recent
tour of duty were four regi,
ments of infantry, seven thousand
strong, two troops of cavalry. two
batteries of artillery, one machine
gun corp, one HOSPITAL corp and the
artillery band from Fort Williams
Portland, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Hill and
family of Portland are spending Au-
gust on the island at Mr.. Hills moth
er's, Mrs. George Hills home. The
three brothers in this family are To-
Gated thousands Of miles apart, John
F. Hill, who spent two days here in
June, is at Kansas City, Mo-, Harry
Hill is in California and William G.
Hill, though located in Portland,
Maine, travels widely in the United
States, for the Remington Arms and
Union Metallic Cartridge Co., as ex-
pert rifle and trap shot He was en-
tered at the big Portland Gun Club
shoot recently at Falmouth winning
the Professional Trap Shooting
Championship there and will go
to .Ilion, N ", the Remington
town." Aug. 80 and 81, for the CEN
tennial celebration of the company,
given for all the employees at lion.
A one days shoot at Bridgeport,
Conn.,, follows and little later Mr.. Hill
will shoot at Scranton, Penn, for two
days. The Remington and U. NJ. G. fac
tories are months behind on orders and
for this reason Mr.. Hill probably will
not make any selling trips until Jan
uary, 1917. The Maine friends of
Mr.. John F. Hill of Kansas City will
be glad to welcome him here later,
when he has planned to return for
a two weeks hunting trip in the
Maine woods. He will visit his broth
er Harry on the Pacific Coast before
coming east.
Miss Evelyn Hicks. is entertaining
her friend, Miss Gladys Schnurle, of
Portland, at the cottage of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hicks
The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks
last week were, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Berry, Watertown, Mass, Mrs.
Helen Priest and son of Leominster,
Mass, Mrs. Edward Berry of North
Deering, Mrs. Bertha Zwicker, of
d Watertown, Mr.. Percy Eden, New
ton, Mass, and Miss Teresa Clark,
of Brooklyn, New York. Mr.. Hicks
is now on the island until Labor
Day. During his stay here he will
take~-gf- his former business as-ra
photographer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richter, of
Albany New York, have been the
guests at Unquity Villa, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred H. Crossman, who are
spending the summer at their cot
tage, in the Massachusetts colony.
Miss Ada Littlefield, and Miss Lula
Doughty, both of Portland, spent the
week end here with Miss Little
fields parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. r.
Littlefield. Miss Littlefeld, is a stem
ographer at j. E. Palmer's Millin-
cry store, in Portland.
Mr.. Clifford Hamilton, native of
Chebeague, has recently been ap-
pointed Manager, of B. T. Keitns
theatre, in Portland, Mr.. Hamilton,
! is being congratulated on his appoint
ment, because all his friends know
that it came through his hard, and
efficient work as treasurer of Keith's
Theatre. Mr.. Hamilton, has worked
up from the ranks, and certainly
deserves as a reward this fine, and
honorable position.
Mr.. Harold Hyde, and son Louis,
formerly from Saginaw, Michigan,
and now from Springfield, Mass, and
Miss Brown, from Chicago, ILL.,, were
guests last week of Mrs. Philip Haw-
kin's, at Mr.. Hyde's cottage Menan-
oke, near Eastern Landing.
We can supply your cottage furn-
ishings, r. s. Davis Co., Corner OF
Exchange and Federal, streets, Port
land.-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Gee, and chill
dren, Dorothy and Warren, recently
arrived at their cottage Ashuelot, in
the Massachusetts colony. They will
remain here until the middle of Sept
ember.
; Mrs. Frank Bennett, entertained
! for few days last week, her sister,
. Mrs. Fred Pingree, and two children
of Somerville, Mass. They returned
directly to Somerville upon leaving
the island.
Probably few people in the Bay
realize what successful summer
Chebeague is having this year. 1t
is doubtful even il the Island people
here realize just how we are faring.
AS one walks about the island, they
see very few cottages unopened and
unocupied There are many more
people in cottages this year than
there have been in the past four
years. This statement is also true
of the hotels here, all of which are
doing a lively business. The Hill
Crest and Summit House have been
full since the third week in July and
will be so until September, as there
|, are large an. uni OF applicants