Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-29
Long Island

Prof. and Mrs. F. ID. Smith and son
Sumner returned Tuesday to their
home In Passaic, n. j., after having
spent the past six weeks at their
summer place. Camp Sumner"
Mrs. Martha Ingalls, has as guests
at her West End cottage, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Brighton and son. Harry
Brighton. OF New York. Miss Lena Pur-
selle and Harry Croswark of Brook
lyn.
The Hiawatna cottage is being oc-
cupied until after Labor Day by Mrs.
A. l.. Gray and two sons Of Boston.
They entertained over the weekend
Mrs. F. c. Woodland. Mr.. Chesley
Woodard. Mrs. Edna Clement and Mr..
Conrad Clement Of weilesiey,, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason of
Philadelphia arrived Saturday to be
guests or Mrs J. b. Holcombe.. Jr., at
the Sunnyslope cottage for a. short
time.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Connor and
son, MIR. Kenneth Connor of Nashua.
n. H, arrived Thursday and are oc-
cupying the Cambridge cottage. where
they have as guest, Mrs. George Al.
len Of Newton.
A merry party OF vacationists from
the East Side enjoyed a picnic on the
rocks by the south shore last wednes-
day afternoon. After luncheon had
been eaten all gathered around and
played several games which provoked
much fun. In the contest OF pinning
the stem Of the watermelon, il is
reported that Mrs. Southall and Miss
Emily Southall shared honors with
Mr.. Robert Johnson. The members OF
the party included Mrs. Samuel
Southall. Misses Beatrice. Mary and
Emily Southall, Mrs. Katharine Dyer,
Misses Grace and Lillian Dyer, Mrs.
j. p. Murphy, Miss Annie Murphy,
Mrs. O'Connor and daughter, May and
son Francis, and Mr.. r. l.. Johnson.
Mrs. George Fogg entertained on
Thursday in her usual charming
fashion the society OF the Daughters
Of Veterans. At noon shore dinner
was served and then the afternoon
fed quickly with music and games.
while many Of the party enjoyed a
cold dip into the ocean. The cottage
of Mrs. Fogg, .'Minnewaska." was
charmingly decorated for the occa-
sion and made a very pleasant setting
for the good time enjoyed by the
guests.
Go to r. l.. Davis Co.. Portland. for
your house furnishings. Adv.
Mrs. Karl Won Munich Of Milwau-
kee is occupying the Vacation" cot
tage for three weeks, having arrived
Saturday. She will be Joined this
week by her son and his wife. Mr..
and Mrs. William Won Munich or New
York, who will remain over Labor
Day. Mr.. Won Munich is eastern sales
agent of the Pabst Extract Company.
Mrs. Samuel Crown has opened her
residence for a three weeks stay at
the island. She has with her as
guests. Mrs. r. ID. Tuttle, Mrs. S. c.
Oliver and Miss Harriet Oliver of
Rochester. n. Y, who will remain fpy
week. Mrs. Crown has recently
named her cottage "Stonywold" and
has a very artistic sign with the name
upon IL hanging over the front porch.
Friday evening there was great eX-
citement around Ponce's landing about
ll.30, caused by the pitiful cries of
two boys who were upset from canoe
of Cow Island. Their pleas for help
could be plainly heard. DIR. Nutting
heard the boys from his residence on
Island avenue and followed by anoth-
er man whose name was not learned.
in a small row boat started to the
rescue. Before they could get to the
accident, however. some soldiers from
Fort Mckinley had picked up the
boys. who were George T. Edwards of
Falmouth Foreside and Schuyler Bur
CESS OF Portland. They were uncon-
scious when taken into the govern
ment launch and their serious condi-
tion being realized, they were hurried
to the government hospital on Great
Diamond Island. The doctors, after an
hours work, were able to revive them
and on Saturday morning they were
removed to their homes. The boys
set out from Edwards home in Fall
mouth Foreside in a canoe early i'm
the afternoon, intending to cruise
about the islands. They were return
ing when off Cow Island their frail
craft became upset and they were
precipitated into the water TO be res
cued as before described. Mr.. Bur
CESS and Mr.. Edward are very fortu-
nate that their accident had no more
serious consequences than a wetting
and slight shock to their nervous
system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Morse Of Cam
bridge, who are occupying the Mariet-
Ia camp for short time. entertained
Ehis anu WIS. DyIOu hOOre anu uduRn-
ter Mrs. Harry r. Brown, Of Taunton,
Mass. for a few days last week.
Mrs. Webster Thayer and family of
Worcester, who have been spending
the past month with Mrs. n. T. Cook
at the Old Homestead cottage, re-
turned to their home last Saturday
forenoon.
Encamped on the slope near Sandy
Cove are eight young men OF Boston.
who will make Long Island the scene
OF their vacation for several weeks.
The campers have very snug and
pleasant quarters and are anticipating
many good times during their stay I'm
Casco Bay. Those who are members
OF the camp are Aaron Swanson.
Frank Swanson. Charles Meyers, Vic
tor Ekhelm, Conrad Ericsson, Albert
Ericsson and r. Eriscon.
Mrs. j. y. Holcombe has as guests
at SuunVqlOno cOffoCo Ne o~d A..