Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-25
LONG ISLAND.
EVERY COTTAGE occlJp,eo
HERE AND MANY NEW ONES
BEING ERECTED.

The island is Entertaining a Great
Number Of Tourists and the Social
Affairs Are Active.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Munroe of Port
land were recent guests at Rock
haven" East End.
Mrs. Vernon Combs and Mrs. Har.
~ Reynolds Of the West End. Port.
land, and Mrs. Fannie Holcombe were
recent guests at Sunny Slope cottage.
West End.
Mr.. r.. j. Clifford of Hambleton.
West VIRGINIA. and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Il. Mett<tssTc visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. lie Grow, East End.
Miss Lovett OF Portland was a
guest Sunday at the Blockinger cot.
tage, East End. Miss Louise Schnef.
der OF Dorchester, Mass, is here for
the summer.
The many friends Of DR.. F. H. Nut.
ting OF Norwood, Mass, who is here
with his family in his new home.
spending well earned vacation tell
him he Will have to hang out his
shingle here, as he has been in great
demand lately and was generous
enough to willingly answer the calls
for three different accidents last
week and two sudden sicknesses. Doc.
tors are always handy even while on
a vacation.
Mrs Mildred Harris and Mrs. Wal.
do Perry and daughter Marguerite
were recent guests at the Harris cot
tage.
The following party left Forest City
Landing. Peaks Island, from the
South View Cottage, on the Buster
Brown: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dick
erman. Miss C.. G.. Waters, Miss N.
Peaver. Mr.. George Linton and wife
from the Undercliff cottage, Miss Al
thea F. Young and Capt L. b. Lange.
The run was to Cape Small Point.
thence to Popham Beach where they
were entertained at the hotel by some
friends OF Captain Lange who insisted
on the party spending three days
there, thus enabling them to have an
outing every day on the Buster"
with good accommodations at the hotel
every night. There was quite a lit
tie excitement as Mrs. Dickerman does
not wish the fog horns to blow so
hard when she was trying to sleep.
There being no wireless telegraph
to the same, we were unable to have
II stopped. wonder why? We left
for Long Island to spend the Fourth
at the UndercIiff. reaching there at
p. m. after a fine run. Here the
cottages were all decorated for the
party and fireworks during the even
Ing. Mrs. r. C.. Lange being the
hostess. The evening wound up with
a dance after the promise for another
cruise next year to New Harbor.
Mr.. Nat Webster of Lawrence.
Mass. was a recent guest at the Com
monwealth cottage.
Misses Mary and Bessie wray OF
New York City are now at their par
ents' summer home. the Bronx" for
the season. In the fall Miss Bessie
VIII go to Halceon Hall, Berkshire.
for the winter.
Mr.. George r. Seward has returned
from a weeks business trip to Boston.
Mr.. Seward has all his cottagers now
let for the season. and enjoys life with
his sisters at his cottage, the "AIls-
ton," West End.
Miss Bertha Dow of Bridgeport.
Conn, who was q guest at the Davis
cottage has returned to her home. Mr..
II. l.. Davis spent Sunday here at the
West End.
Mr.. Chester Stevens OF Passiac,
". j., Is guest at the Pink cottage,
West End.
At the Calumet cottage. Mrs. Al
berta Abbott Of Fryeburg II the
guest OF Mrs. w. Maby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Joy Of Portland
were recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. =. Cook at their pleasant summer