Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-01
Litlejohn's !.
Roekmere House.

One Of the pleasant affairs at this
popular house during the last week
was the Hop" held in the pariors
last Saturday evening. Many repre-
sentatives from the cottage colony
Of the island were present and these
mingling with the hotel guests made
the evening most enjoyable.
Motor boat parties have been very
popular lately as in other years. One
very pleasant one was enjoyed by fif
teen OF the guests on Wednesday
morning. In Proprietor Hamilton's
roomy launch, Esther" the trip was
made out to Eagle Island and then
circling around Chebeague; all on
board expressing themselves with the
beauties unfolded by the short cruise.
Wednesday evening the Esther took
party Of twenty from the Hotel to
Falmouth where the dance in the pa
villon was attended before the, return
by moon light at a late hour.
On Thursday ten Of the guests spent
the day at Old Orchard Beach. going
to Portland on the early boat and re-
turning on the last one Of the excellent
ner was had at one Of the excellent
hotels at the resort and the afternoon
was spent by the party in watching
the high surf, caused by the nortn
wind, break on the shore.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert CORY and child
OF Woburn left last Friday after hay
ing been guests for a week of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Sellers and family at the
Wobrrn cottage.
Mrs. N. II. Prescott had as a CUES,
at her "Imbe-lost" cottage Miss
Ethel Sharply Of Boston for the day
last Tuesday.
Mrs. +. NJ. Colomb OF woburn ar
rived Thursday to occupy her cottage
for the balance of the summer. With
her Is her grandson, Louis Colomb,
who will remain for the season.
DIR. l.. l. Doggett president OF the
Springfield Y. VI. G. A. college spent
last Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
III. Sherwood as guest. The doctor
was on way TO join his family at Sc
bago Lake. where they are occupying
their summer home for the summer.
Mrs. o. b Johnson Of Boston spent
few days with his family last week
at the Kingston cottage. Mr.. John
son is member OF the Boston Board
OF Fire Underwriters.
Go to X. 5. Davis Company. Port
land. for cottage and piazza furniture.
ADV.
Mr.. A. e. Brown of NewtonviIle
spent the last week with his family
at the Bay View cottage where they
are sojournIng until September. Mr.
Brown IL connected with the American
Hide & Leather Company.
The Highland cottage will be oc-
cupied during August by a lively house
party of young people from Newton
who will arrive Saturday. Mr. and
Mrs. {. l.. Cotton will chaperon, while
those In the party are Miss Francis
Prescott, Miss Florence Chamberlain.
Miss Helen Morton. Miss Emily
Sweeney, Mr.. William Cady. Mr..
Theodore Morton. Mr.. Sherman Irv.
ing and Mr. Walter Brown. The young
men are all prominent members of the
Newton Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. Mr.. Cady being captain OF
tho last season basket bail team ana
was star pitcher for them this
spring
Mrs. q. A Willis OF the MeIrose
cottage went to Boston Thursday on
business. She viii return on Satur-
day and will be accompanied by Mr.
Willis who viii remain for a two
weeks vacation on Littlejobns.
Mrs. q. II. Morse and her two chill.
dren returned Saturday to their home
In Cambridge after spending a month
at the Crows Nest cottage. Last
"wednesday they were joined at the
cottage by Mr.. James Morse of Cam
bridge. who was a guest until their
departure.
Captain Sawyer took another party
on "Wednesday evening to the dance
at Falmouth in HE boat Handy Andy"
and az some Of the girls enthusiast
caIiy described II: 1T was the best
time The eighteen who en5oved the