Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-25
Long Island


OF kezar, Me-, arrived last Saturday,
as guests Of Rev. Mr.. Anthus Leigh
and are to remain until next Sunday
Mr. Hughs preached q very interest
Ing sermon last Sunday. before q
large attendance. Next Sunday Rev.
Mr.. Leigh will go to Keezar. Me-. and
preach at Mr.. Hugls' church and Mr..
Hughs will again preach at Long Is-
land. Last Monday. Rev. Mr.. Hughs
and family were at the Casco Bay.
House for dinner as guests Of Mrs.
Charles Cushing. - :
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Mason and their
daughter, OF Portland. Me-, arrived
Monday for q two weeks visit
at the Estella cottage at the west
end.
Mr.. Leo C. Finn. from Dorchester,
Mass. is spending two weeks at the
Seward.
Mr.. F. W. Fuller of Boston. spent
Sunday with his family at his cottage
near the west end.
Miss Edith Keith Of Portland, gave
party for a number of young friends
at her cottage. They spent the even
ing in a pleasant way, by singing
songs and playing several different
amusing games. after which, delicious
refreshments were served. Among
Margaret Flaherty, Gladys Lyman.
Lillian Fuller and her two sisters.
May and Esther, Messrs. Ralph and
William Mahoney, Andrew Burns,
Gustavus and Richard Bennett, Ever
EFT and Edgar Mclaughlin and Ar
mond Morrow.
Mr.. w. p. Libby of Plymouth.
Mass, spent Sunday at "Rockmere"
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Eaton Of Boston.
Mass, arrived today at the "Over-
look cottage to spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Turner and son.
Horace Turner, Of Augusta, are here
on the island.
Harry E. Jordan and Paul c. Brown
OF Portland. were guests Of friends
here Sunday.
At the Grove cottage. near Ponce's
Landing. are Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin.
Papkee and daughter. Miss Florence
Papkee. Mr.. Joseph Farrell. Mr.. Ken
meth Harvey, all OF Medford, Mass.
They are to spend two weeks here
on the island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Plaisted and
their children. Ruth, Frank and Mary,
OF Toronto, Can. arrived on the is
land Saturday last to be the guests
of Mrs. Beatrice Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Strong and son.
Dwight, Mrs. John Miller and her
daughter. Carrie Miller. all OF Spring
field. Mass. are occupying the James
Wallace cottage for the remainder
of the season.
Misses Jane and Mary Middleton
OF North Easton, Mass, are at the
Davis for the remainder Of the sum-
mer.
Mr.. James Fitzsimmons Of Dorches-
ter. Mass. returnesd home yesterday.
after spending his two weeks vaca-
tion at the Davis" cottage. =
Mrs. Albert Laurie Of Montreal.
Canada, and her daughter and SON.
Miss Hope, and Mr.. Stuart Laurie
are stopping at the "Powow" cottage
for q couple OF weeks. Mr.. Lewis.
OF the "Powow" has been on a busi-
ness trip up in Montreal. Can. but
returns this week.
Mrs. 8. E. Cook Of Lynnfield. Mass.
Is visiting at the Clarence +. Cook
cottage.
Mr.. Webster Thayer and family. Of
Boston. come this week for a long
stay at the "Bidewadee" cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. l. Porter Of Brook
line, Mass. and Miss Elizabeth Har-
| vey and Miss Gladys Harvey. are at
the Gobelrs cottage for two weeks
stay.
| Mr.. William Libby spent Sunday
| with his friends the Fullers.
Mr.. p. M. MacKinis went back to
Boston after a two weeks visit at
the Maiden cottage.
DR.. z. l. Witchurch OF Boston,
Mass, has left for Randall. N. H..
after having had a pleasant visit at
the Maiden" cottage.
Long Island defeated Cliff Island
in a much talked Of contest at Long
Island last Friday. to the tune OF 81.
Saturday, Long Island kept up It's
winning streak. by defeating the fast
| Pleasant Dale club. of Portland. 5-3.
The batteries for Long Island were
Blockenger and Darling. The locals.
whose team has been greatly
strengthened this last week, are ne
gotiating with Manager Robbins OF
Chebeague for a game. a week from
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blaisdell have
as guests. Mr. and Mrs. Frank r..
Bacon and son, Frank r. Bacon. Jr.
of Providence. II. J.. Miss Harriet
Clark. of Fall River. Mass. Miss
Clara Page and Miss Harriet HOFFMAN
| OF Boston. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Baker. who
are at their cottage at the east end
| for the summer months, entertained
over the weekend. Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace r. Shaw OF Portland and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank r. Beatty OF Windham.
Last Saturday evening the weekly
dance was held At the Casco Bay
House Pavilion, and the largest
crowd Of the season attended H.
There were many people from the
summer colonies present. and they en-
joyed the bop immensely.
X. s. Davis Co.. Portland. have the
finest piazza and cottage furniture.
Right prices and prompt shipments.
ADV.
I Edward Atwood OF Portland. Ne.
is visiting Robert Schonland for n
week. Miss Gertrude Schonland was
visiting her friend. Miss Marjorie
Atwood. at Portland. Ne.
Mr. and Mrs. Buron Coombs OF
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