Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-31
NIX M. LOW. "a, 81
Monument So.

Captain and Mrs. Stanley Littlefield
and two children of Portland are the
guests of Mr.. Littlefield's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Littlefield, for a short
sojourn at their home.
Mrs. w. F. Bennett had as guests at
her home near Central Landing for
over the week end her friends, Miss
| Margaret and Miss Katherine Cassidy,
both Of Portland
| Mrs. Antoine Derticos left the island
last Wednesday to join her son, Mr..
Phillip Oorticos in East Orange, N. j.,
where Mr.. fDorticos is connected with
Edison Mazda Lamp Company
Miss Elizabeth Passano leaves the
island for her home in Winchester,
| Mass, where she will be the guest
| of Miss Katherine Starr. Miss Starr
spent three weeks here this summer
with Miss Passano
Lieutenant Edwin Morse is visiting
| his parents, Professor and Mrs Morse
at their attractive cottage on the
West End of the island
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Gee and family
have returned to their home in Win
| chester, Mass, after having spent a
most happy and enjoyable summer
here. Miss Marion Gee is remaining
here for two weeks as the guest of
is now spending her two weeks va
cation visiting her parents here. She
| is stenographer for the John E. Pal
mer Co., at Portland.
Mrs. Henry Gibbons of Trenton, New
Jersey, has been spending a few days
here on the island as the guest of
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.. Bates at their at
| tractive cottage. This is the fourth
summer that Mrs. Gibbons has visited
here. Each year she said that Che
| beague was ideal but this year says
that she cannot imagine more per-
| feet or charming place to spend her
| summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Birdseil and
| baby daughter Elizabeth have left the
island for Philadelphia, Penn, where
they will stay for while before re-
turning to their home in Florida. Mrs.
Birdsell and daughter have been
spending the greater part of the sum
mer with Mrs. Romano Keyser while
| Mr.. Birdsell has been here for a
| month. This summer is the first time
! that they have been on the island:
The guests over the past week end
of MI. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton
were Miss Ruth Peabody of Rumford,
Me; Mr.. Thomas :OMalley and Mr..
George Simpson who both came from
| Rumforo also. 3.
Z This week will be the scene of an
other struggle in baseball. The Che
| beague team will play the Woodfords
Athletics club team. 1t is expected
| that the contest will be extremely
| close and exciting as both of these
| teams have an enviable record. 1t
will be remembered that Chebeague
won the game with the same oppo-
| nents played few weeks ago. Last
| week Tuesday the Chebeague team
won the game played against the Deer
| Point team by a score of II to z. r.
| Dolan who pitched the first part of the
game went up and was knocked out of
| the box. r. DTiscoll took his place and
pitched an excellent game.
| Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lowd and two
children of Woodfords, Me-, have rent
ed the cottage of John A. Hamilton.
They will occupy the cottage for two
| weeks before returning to their home.
Mr.. Paul Waldof of Yonkers, N. Y,
who has been spending his vacation at
| the Hill Crest, Mrs. Ralph Raymond,
Mrs. Wust and Miss Isabel Wust,
were all members of party who have
been guests of friends at Peaks Island
last week for two days.
The guest last week of Mrs. L. G..
| GO00dTO was MISS bSuidh lo"lc VI
| Lewiston, Me-, Mr.. Goddard has been
spending a few days with his wife but
has now returned to his business in
| Woodfords.
Mrs. Fred Jones and son Fred Of
Portland spent the week end in their
cottage near Eastern Landing. Mrs.
| Jones and son have been spending
| their summer at Sebago Lake this
year. Their cottage here being occu-
pied by DR.. Holmes and family of Gin
cinnati.
| Mrs. w. H., Freeman, Miss Helen
Freeman, Miss Florence Beal, Miss
| Dot Estes and Miss Verna Soule who
all have been occupying the camp OF
| Miss Helen Norton near the Eastern
Landing all returned to their homes
in Auburn, Me. They have rented and
occupied the camp for two weeks and
| left last Sunday afternoon.
| Mr.. Harris Newell who has been
spending the summer at the East End
will not leave the Island until the first
| of October.
Mrs. Stephen Caps of Washington,
| ID. c., will remain on the island until
| the middle of October. Her husband
will join her the last OF September
Mr.. Capps is connected with
the United States department of
geological survey and has been
| In Alaska since the first of June.
He goes up the Yukon river in June
and then he and cook strike out i'm
to forests and explore where no man
has ever before travelled. This is the
sixth summer that Mr.. Capps has
spent in such work in Alaska.
Mr.. Morgan Ash, Jr., arrived on the
island last Monday to visit his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs John Morgan Ash
Mr.. Ash has been on the shores of
Lake Champlain all summer where he
has been running a boys camp. He Is
accompanied by Father Sill, the head
master OF Kent school from which
Morgan Ash graduated last year.
Mrs. Henry Miller gave d delightful
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