Casco Bay breeze., 1909-06-17
Long Island

Mr.. o. H. Lange will soon open up
his summer home, Harlicon cottage, at
the West End. He has been spending
Saturdays and Sundays there lately.
Mr.. Z. M. Gushing was the first sum-
mer resident to move down to the East
End and he says II has been the bes,
part Of the year.
MIR. and Mrs. J. E. Leavitt and FAM
lily OF Brackett street, are now at their
summer home near the old Mariners
landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Libby and son
OF Portland spent Sunday with friends
on the island.
Many friends are extending sym
pathy to Mr.. William Horr oil the Au-
burn cottage in the death OF his daugh-
ter, Alice G., which occurred last We'd
nesday. Miss Horr, although very
young. had won a very large circle OF
fr1ends and was very much liked BY
all who knew her. and her death
brings sorrow not only to the immedi-
ate family. but to a large circle of
friends and acquaintance. The fu-
neral was held at the island NJ. E.
church Friday at I O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Knight of
Somerville. arrived last Tuesday and
have opened their cottage at Doughtys
Landing for the summer.
The So Roma cottage, Beach avenue
was the. scene OF very pretty we'd
ding last Thursday evening when Mr..
Joseph II. Hughes and Miss Hattie
Crommell were united in marriage, by
Rev. F. E. Baldwin of the island NJ.
E. church. Many nice gifts were re-
ceive5 by the happy couple from their
friends. They left Friday for honey.
moon trip to Southern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Morrell of East
Auburn, Me-, spent several days a,
their summer home near Doughty's
Landing, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Cook of Portland
are entertaining, Mr. Clarence Whit
ney of Portland at their summer home
West End
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN T. Larrabee
of Westbrook spent last Saturday and
Sunday at their summer home near
Doughty's. Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Cousins
were also guests here recently.
Mrs. Albertina Dam of Portland is
located at her new summer home and
has as guests Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Webster and children, Miss Abbie
Burnham and Masters Merle and
Vaughn Burnham.
cottage painted and will soon move
down for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses woodman are
now located at their summer home
Sunnybank for the season and have
with them their daughter, Mrs. E. G.
Leighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. O'Donnell and chill
dren of Portland spent Saturday and
Sunday at their summer home near
Doughty's Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Kreamer of Ber-
lin. n. H., have been spending a week
at the Clinton cottage.
Mr.. A. NJ. Hamilton has not moved
to his summer home yet, but made
short trips to get his garden in fine
shape for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SchonIand and
family of Portland spent Saturday AMI
Sunday at their summer home and will
move down in about two weeks for
the season. go
Mrs. ". G. Bragg of Cambridge,
Mass, Is now pleasantly located at her
summer home. Tarry-a-while cottage
This is her sixth season here
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Eaton and
daughter. Miss Alice. of Boston, moved
down to their summer home, Overlook
SOttdSc idSt week..
Mr.. George F. Hunt. Mr.. John F..
Mullen and Mr.. E. Bodge are now at
the 18th Me. Regt. Building.
Miss Lola Record of East Auburn
Me-, was a recent guest OF Miss Cora
mae Harris OF the Harris cottage.
Mrs. Louise Davis OF Portland Is in
Massachusetts,, where her daughter.
Miss Mabel, Is attending Howard Sem
mary. Miss Mabel will return with
her mother and spend the summer
with her here at the Commonwealth
cottage.
Miss Ella Merrill spent Saturday and
Sunday With her parents at the Beach
Avenue fcuse
Nr. a. Fl. Larrabee OF westbrook
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Lar
rabee. at Doughty's Landing.
Mr.. ~. l.. Keller and family OF Bos-
ton will arrive at their cottage. The
Olive" on June 25th for the summer.
st. Luke's church held their annual
picnic at Cushing's Grove last week.
Employees Of the New York steam
ships held an outing and clambake at
Cushing's casino last Tuesday. The
baseball game and athletic events
were among the features OF the day.
The party returned at z d. m, after a
most enjoyable day.
James II. Arnold. Jr., OF Beverly.
Mass, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Portland and visited friends here. Mr..