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

cat has received makes 1t difficult to
kill the cat. which really is nui-
sance because of its stealing and de-
vouring so many chickens, hens,
ROSTERS and ducks. There is little
doubt but what the person who kill
ed the cat would have to pay the fine
which the law imposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ballard and
family from Hubbard Woods, Chi
cago arrived on the island last Thurs
day for the rest of the summer. They
will occupy the Thomas cottage at
the west End. They have been Wis
itors here before and already have
many friends among the people at
the West End.
Mr.. E. A. Ballard and family have
been on the island for over a week.
Mr.. Ballard was called to Philadel-
phia last Thursday on important
business in connection with the i'm
pending car strike in New York. He
hopes to return to the island soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Gilchrist
and family arrived on the island last
Saturday. They have rented the FL
llson cottage near Sunset landing,
for the month of August. 1t was their
intention to come here the LIST of
August, but due to the unavoidable
business delays they did not arrive
here until Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
chemist are not strangers to the
Bay.s In previous years they have
occupied a cottage on Cliff Island.
Miss Harriet Thompson of the
West End colony, left the island last
week for Long Island, New York.
Whlle there she will study art at one
Of the various art schools there for
a period of three weeks: She will
then return here, where she will re-
main until the middle of September.
Mi. and Mrs. Warren Roper of
Torrington, Conn.,, are in the Bishop
cottage, near Sunset Landing, for
the remainder of the summer sea-
son.
Mrs. Robert Anderson left the is
land last week for her home in
Philadelphia, Penn, after a six
weeks visit at Khatmandhu. the
summer residence of Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Ballard at the West End of
the island.
Mr.. Clifford Doughty, a native of
the island, left here last week for
Sebasco, Maine, where he is having
a Hampton boat built. Upon the
completion of the boat Mr.. Doughty
will take up fishing for business.
Mr.. Roger Howell has returned to
his home after the completion of his
cruise with the Naval Militia. Mr..
Howell was on the battleship Mont
gomery throughout his cruise. The
work on board ship, according to Mr..
Howell, was hard but interesting.
Everybody was on the job from five
until nine every week day. Miss
Helen Hammer of Pottstown. Penn.
the guest Of Dr.. and Mrs. Howell,
left the island last week for Block
Island, where she will visit friends.
Miss Katherine Starr of Winches-
ter, Mass, is visiting Miss Elizabeth
fassano at the cottage of her par
ents at the West. Miss Starr has
been on the island previously, she
being guest of Miss Passano last
year, Professor L. NJ. Passano of
Boston Technology, joins his family
here this week and will stay here
until the last of, August. Mr.. Max
Fassano has recently bought a new
sail 'i5oat, Fire. boat =is5 small
Hampton type sloop, very seaworthy
and capable. 1t was previously own
ed by Mr.. Oscar S. Tonks of the
East End. A great many enjoyable
hours have been spent on board this
boat by Mr.. Passano and his friends.
Among those leaving the island
this week is Mr.. C. H. Roberts of
Arlington Heights, Mass. He has
been spending his vacation of two
weeks duration with his family, who
are occupying cottage in the Mas
sachusetts colony. This is their Sc
cond season on the island. Mr.. Hal
lam Ring, the guest of Miss Ethel
Roberts, who has been visiting here
tor three weeks, returns to his home
In Arlington, Mass, tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Sprague and
daughter Marjorie of Providence. r.
l., arrived at their summer cottage,
Camp Providence. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sprague and daughter have been
coming to Chebeague for many sue
cessiVe summers. They have most
attractive camp on the shore of Rose
Point.
Miss Lucy Ballard, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Stewart. left
the island last week after a delight
ful visit of few weeks. Miss Bal
lard has returned to her winter
home in Athens, Ohio.
Mrs. 5. A. Schwefel, the mother of
Mrs. E. A. Ballard, is visiting with
her daughter. Mrs. Schwefel came
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard and fam
lily and will remain here for the
month Other guests here are Mr.
and Mrs. William Ballard of indian
apolls, who are spending a part of
their honeymoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
e. A. Ballard
Mr.. William Miller, of Boston,
Mass, visited his wife over the week
end. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller are oc-
cupying the Howard Hamilton cot
tage for the summer season. Mr..
Miller is the owner of the Miller
Piano Company in Boston Mass.
DR.. N. d. Johnson of Waitham. was
on the island last week end, visiting
his wife and family who are pleas
antiy situated in their cottage at
Artists Point. They also entertained
over the week end, Mr.. Jack Brig
ham, of Waltham, Mass.
The Chebeague Baseball Team
seems to be invincible. Last week.
in their game with the Mere Point
Ma, H..