Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-11
Long Island

iohteFuS anu summer mowers. anC
proved delightful setting for the de
hcfous dinner served. The party
spent the evening with their host. re-
turning on the late boat to Portland
Those who were present were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Creton. Mr.. and Mrs. b
G. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Barker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin Nash, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence. Caswell, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Whitmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Smith, Misses Ruth Snow, Harriet
Page. Maud Perry. Janet Carter and
Messrs. William Shaw, Harry Parker
Melvin SWEET, and Benjamin Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Smardon of
Grayshingles. recently entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cortes. Their
niece, Miss Marion Butler OF Win.
throp Beach, Mass, is a guest at the
cottage during July.
Mrs. p. E. Benton of Dorchester,
Mass. is a guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
Ralph Ingalls,, at the West End. Mr.
Benton and son, Clarence Benton
were guests at the cottage over Inde.
pendence Day.
Mrs. Peter Berry has as guests at
her South side cottage Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Willard and son. John VIII.
lard OF Providence. r. /. They will
remain week enjoying the pleasures
that only Long Island can offer.
On the fourth Of July Miss Ethel
Gray OF the Holiday cottage delight.
fully entertained a party of friends at
a picnic on the beach. Those present
included Mrs. Winnie Curtis and fam
lily of Chesterville, Miss Marion Fer
maid OF Portland. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Ryther of Yarmouth.
A young lady from Boston. but
whose name was not learned, while
bathing with friends on the south side
beach on Sunday, suffered from heat
prostration to an acute degree. She
became unconscious and members of
her party secured a doctor who, after
several hours work. so relieved the
sufferer that she was able to return
to Portland in the afternoon. A case
of this kind, that might have had much
more serious results impresses one
with the grave danger in entering the
water while heated or direct from vio-
lent exercise.
Mr.. John NJ. Bickford has as his
guests at the Casco Breeze cottage his
son, Mr.. A. G. Bickford, and daugh.
ter, Miss Dorothy Bickford, of Port
land, who will remain for some time
days.
Mr.. Drew v. Hills joined his mother
at. the Murphy. bungalow on Beach
Cove on Friday. he Is In his third
year as a cadet at the Peekskill Mill
tary Academy, in Peekskill, n. Y.
DIR. F. H. Flint Of Dover. n. H, with
his mother, Mrs. w. H. Flint Of So.
Berwick are guests during July at the
Shea bungalow near Dougnrys isnd-
ing.
At the Rosedale cottage Mr.. Harold
Higgins Is entertaining two Portland
friends, Mr.. Earl Frank and Mr.. Law.
renee Peterson. Mrs. Higgins possesses
one Of the most attractive sights on
Long Island. This is the beautiful
gardens Of old fashioned flowers that
flank each side Of the walk from the
street. They are in plain sight OF the
public road ana every day many pas
sersby pause involuntarily to admire
this beautiful spectacle of nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drew of Port
land are occupying the Shawmut cot
tage, having arrived the middle OF
June. They have as guests Miss Pearl
Stevens and Mr.. Earl Gribbin of Port
land.
Mrs. DIR. F. II. Carter and daughter
Miss Margaret p. Carter of Melrose
are guests for a week among the
roses" at the Melrose cottage.
Those residing at the Barracks
building are Mrs. George Heal and
family Of Portland, Mrs. Walter
Church and daughter. Miss Doris
Church, Mrs. Willis Nelson and Mrs.
Mcleod. Mrs. Nelson is building
cottage close to the Wilson cottage
which will soon be ready for her &c
occupy. The Chowder club OF Port
land, which has been staying at the
Barracks" building for the last two
weeks returned home Sunday. rhere
were fifteen young people In the par.
~ which was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Harris, and their entire
stay was most pleasant one from
beginning to end, not only for them
selves but the other occupants OF the
house as WE'LL who are looking for
ward to the visit OF the Chowder clut
next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Jones of Cam
bridge arrived last week to occupy
their summer home Camp Bell, for
the season. They are very popular
with their friends who have been i'm
patiently awaiting their coming. Mr.
Jones Is the travelling manager of the
AFOathNfh VI Ohi
cago.
Miss Florence Morrill, Is a guest for
the month OF July OF Mrs. l.. X. wea
therbee Of Worcester. at the BIde-a
Wee on Island avenue.
Mrs. II. A. Moreland OF New York
who has been the guest OF Mrs. II. T
Cook at the "Old Homestead" for sew
eral weeks, left for Cambridge on sat.
urday. Mr. and Mrs. J. G.. Hannaford
were weekend guests at the cottage
and Mr.. J. w. Baker and daughter
visited there over Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. r. II. Nutting and
daughter are again occupying theiI
cottage. Norwood" for the season
This Is their tenth year on Long Is
land. and they still draw as much
pleasure as ever from their surround
ings.
At Verona villa Mrs. r. II. Diiling
ham and daughter, Miss Grace of New
York, are visiting for the summer Mrs.
Homer B Racan and Miss Alice Ragan