Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-07-16
Littlejohn'sL


Mr.. Percy Morton Of WATERFOWL.
Mass, is spending his vacation at the
cool summer hotel, "Rockmere," hav-
ing arrived last week. Friday last.
Mr.. Morton enjoyed a deep sea fish,.
ing trip and came home with a good
string as the result of the days
catch.
Miss Annie A. Wagg Of Lewiston.
Me-. is spending few days at the
Fern Cottage" having arrived from
Lewiston last week. This is Miss
Wages first visit to the island. and
she is much impressed with the
beautiful surroundings.
Mrs. Cassandra Warner and daugh-
ter Marion. of Kansas City. are
guests at the "Rockmere". having ar
rived last week. Mrs. Warner and
daughter will spend their summer va
cation at st. Johns.
Mr. 4. c. Ruby OF New York. a
friend of Mr.. Days at the "Glover"
cottage, is spending his vacation at
the 'Rockmere" arriving here the
early part of last week.
The new Hamilton cottage. which
Is under construction, is rapidly near
ing completion, and 1t is expected
that by the later part Of the month
will be ready for occupancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. s. Schuamb, Miss
Amy E., Theodore A. and Edward B.
OF Barton avenue. are guests at the ho-
tel, having arrived the latter part Of
last week for an indefinite sojourn on
the island. Mr.. Schwamb is connect
ed with the Institute of Technology,
at Boston, Mass, being professor
there.
Mrs. G. S. Littlefield, from winches-
ter, Mass. arrived Tuesday at the
Christie cottage for a weeks visit.
The Christie cottage is one of the
best situated on the eastern inner
bay shore.
Mr.. G. II. Hamilton. proprietor of
the Hotel "Rockmere" is very much
delighted with his new motor boat,
the Esther" The boat which is
about thirty-five feet over all, is fin
ished i'm fine Oak, having large
roomy hunting cabin, and plenty of
standing room. The launch is built
on the fast speed lines, and with plen-
~ of power, being equipped with 4
large high horse power double oppos-
ed engine. Mr.. Hamilton made a
trip TO Portland last week. covering
the distance up and back in about
fifty-eight minutes.
Mr.. F. c. Underhill, of Boston, ar
rived a; the Alpine" cottage this
week. This is Mr.. UnderhilIs first
visit to Littlejohns and he will re-
main for an indefinite length of time,
as his business affairs are such that
he cannot remain for more than a
few days.
Mrs. George Chamberlin of Boston.
returned to Cohasset last Monday, az
ter delightful vacation enjoyed on
the island.
Mr.. II. c. Kingston. of Melrose. re-
turned home last week after a much
enjoyed vacation spent on the island.
MI. Kingston has been a guest at the
Kingston" cottage ~
Mr.. II. G. Seavey of Somerville, ar.
rived at the cool and comfortable
"Lynderhurst' cottage last Friday
and will remain to enjoy cottage life
on the island for a few weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Ready and family of
Boston, arrived Tuesday at their
beautiful cottage the Hill Crest" Mr..
Reddy's cottage is one of the best
located ones on the island. From the
piazza, one can obtain a view seldom
equalled in Casco Bay. Mr.. Ready
and family will remain for the re-
mainder OF the season.
The island is entertaining more
people than ever before. for so early
In July. and by the last of the month
every cottage will be occupied and
the boarding accommodations will be
at a premium.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. s. Schuamb. Miss
Amy E.. Theodore A., and Edward
are guests at the Rockmere House,
having arrived the latter part Of the
week to spend an indefinite length of
time here.
Mrs. Emma J. Reed Of Gardiner. Me-.
Is stopping at the FerE cottage for a
few weeks.
Miss Adelia Perry OF Gardiner. is
stopping at the Rockmere. having ar
rived last Wednesday. This is Miss
Perry's first visit to The island and
she Is enjoying IL very much.
Mrs. +. w. Morrell, wife of the edi-
tor OF the Reporter Journal" published
at Gardiner is staying at the Rock
mere.
Mr.. #. w. Hopkins OF Philadelphia,
arrived on the island last Friday to en-
JOY a Few weeks vacation which will
be spent In and about Casco Bay.