Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-30
Long Island


Another Of Capt. L. B. Lange's sue
cessful and enjoyable outings to his
friends was given by him recently.
Those present were Capt. l.. b. LANCE.
Miss c. L. Waters. Miss j. Trask. Miss
Althea E. Young. Miss NJ. N Waters.
Mrs. Trask. Mrs. N. Pierce. Mrs. II. E.
Young. Miss F. Mullen. Mr. ID. Loud
and NJ. Del Monte OF New York.
Leaving Underwood shore early. they
ian down to Cape Small Point where
landing was made and a bounteous
luncheon of fried and steamed CLANS.
Holsters. Saratoga chips. cold ham, tea,
coffee and fruit was served. The de-
sert was lacking. the pie had
been provided but had been made use
OF as a seat by somebody on the way
down. SO said Capt. LANCE The ladies
insisted II was only slightly crushed.
not bent. and consequently II will be
sent to the Pie Doctor for repairs. AT.
ter luncheon an inland drive was taken
which. allowing for dust, was very de-
sirable and pleasant. On the return
many fine views of the bold shores of
the islands in that vicinity were had.
with the surf breaking on them. A
short stop at Bailey island for supper
and then quick run home to Under
clin cottage on Long Island completed
the days enjoyment The ladies were
all vieing with each other next day as
to who could show the reddest nose.
but being In Maine and not New York
they were not ashamed of the color
by the way, II beacon lights are need
ed on the Maine coast, please notify
cart. l. b. LANCE, who remarks that
all red noses do not look alike to
him.. He can place them where they
will do the most good.
Mrs. Will A. Gilman. who is spend
ing two weeks at D'Shawmut cottage,
Mariners Landing, gave a piazza whist
last Tuesday afternoon and it was a
very enjoyable affair. The following
persons participated: Mrs. Walter
Webster. Mrs. Albertina Dam. Mrs
II. I. Cook. Mrs. w. L. Harris. Miss
Gail Burnham Of Portland. Mr.. and
Mrs: w. A. Gilman. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. b. Merrill and Mrs. ]. ]. Nissen of
Woodfords, Mrs. H. n. Cordwell OF
Berlin, n. H., Miss Helen Moreland
| of New York city.
| Miss Katherine Joscelyne of Everett,
Mass. Miss s. Nichols and Miss Julia
DeCaro of Boston. Mass, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. LANCE at their
| rretty cottage. Harlicon at the East
End. Mr.. Louis LANCE had a thrilling
| experience with party of friends
on motor boat ride to Casco Castle
and back; all in the party were very
wet when they reached home.
Mrs. NJ. A. .Kennard entertained n
number of visiting Odd Ladies at her
summer home. Mariners Landing las;
| wednesday afternoon. Miss Ella Ken.
| nard served refreshments and pleas
ant time was passed on the lawn and
/ spacious piaZZas. Those present were
+. 5. L., Harriet X. Wilson of Somer-
vile; p. $. C., Fannie Jones of Somer-
vile: p. w. l.. Gov. Jennie Andrews
OF Worcester; p. W. l.. Gov, Lizzie ].
Sale; S. c.. George E. Wilson. AIDE
iaide A. Simpson. Annie NJ. HUH. An
nile Sponord. Lillian Terrio. Susan AL
len. DR.. Viola ID. Howe. Agnes Win
field. Emile Simpson. Miss Helea
winfield and Adalyn Houston. all OF
Portland.
Mrs. Carrie Harris and daughter
Mollie of Quincy. Mass. have been
visiting Mrs. J. w. Brown at the Earl
inc
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gilman of Wood.
lords entertained The following reIa-
yves and friends last Sunday AT D.
Shawmut cottage, Mariners Landing:
Mr. and Mrs. l.. f. Gilman and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Plummer
OF Scarboro: Mr.. Frank Gilman and
family of SO. Portland. Miss F.. F. Gill.
man. Miss Maud Wells, Mr.. Arthur
Alden and Mr.. Frank Newcomb of
portland. Mrs. w. J. Woodbury. and
son Paul of Auburn, Mrs. Lottie Com
STOCK OF Norwich. Conn. Mr.. Allen
Mcmillan of Nashua. n. III.
Mrs, ). w. Brown. in company with
Mrs. b. A. Nustedt and daughter Mar
ian were at Higgins beach last Tues.
day and visited at the Swiss cottage
Mrs. Brown has been entertaining hsr
niece. Miss Lena X. Nash of Middle.
| town. Conn. the past week at her cot
tage. Mariners Landing.
MT. James Wallace Is having a new
mouse built near his store and by the
looks now IL will be the prettiest win.
ter home on the island and n great adj
dition to- the East End.
Portland paper recently devoted
srace 10 an article in reference TO the
so-called haunted house at the Eas,
End and IL will now have a lot of
Nisltors. 10 has been the pleasure of
the writer on four different occasions
10 spend the greater part OF the night
4 inside the haunted house." but never
would the ghost" walk. About three
years ago a party Of ten spent from
SIX o'clock In the evening till four IL,
the morning on it's piazza for the ex.
press purpose OF seeing the ghost. but
All that appeared were several large
bats and lone crow to- announce the
break OF day. but such Is superstition
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Kemp of port.
land were guests Sunday OF Mrs. c. a.
WOOD AT her coy summer home
camp Anchorage" at the East End
Dir. and Mrs. Ben Larrabee of West.
brock are visiting Mr.. Larrabee's ma.
rents at their summer home at the
East End
MI. Harry J. Closson has renamed
MS summer home THE Imp" n must
be a chip Of the old boy" He has
as MS guest Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Whit
| tier OF Portland.
hr. a. B. Barrett OF Melrose. Mass.
| srent Saturday and Sunday with his
family In the Melrose cottage AT the
East End and returned home Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Conant of Ded.
ham, Mass, who are among the leaders
In the social affairs at the west Fnd