Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-05
Long Island.
END OF SEASON SEES MANY
VISITORS REMAINING.
A Gay Summer Rapidly Nearing Close

One of the most delightful affairs
OF the summer was given recently by
Mrs. a. Lillian App at her summer
cottage Verona Villa" on Island ave
nue.. This was in the form OF a bridge
party at which there were three ia.
bles. AS the close of the playing, il
was found that first honors were won
b. Mrs. Harrison Rodick, with Mrs.
Richard Schonland and Miss Grace
Hartman close behind. Among those
present were: Mrs. Harrison Rodick,
Mrs. j. w. Ccngor. Mrs. Alice Kins-
man. Mrs. II. l.. Smardon Mrs. George
Hartman. Miss Mabel Hartman,
Mrs. Josephine l.. Eaton. Mrs. o. G..
Davis. Miss Alta Hartman, Miss
Grace Hartman. Mrs r. r. Schon-
land. Mrs. j. w. Congor. Mrs. App
is entertaining Mrs. Albert Miller and
Miss Julia Serringer both of Evans
Vile. Ind, who will spend the first
few weeks in September as her
guests. and they are enjoying a most
delightful time at Long Island in ev-
cry respect.
Miss Gertrude r. Galbraith of Bos-
ton, Mass, who has been spending
the past three weeks as the guest OF
Miss E. N, Wight at the second Sew
ard cottage on the West End, left re-
Gently for her home after what has
proyed a delightful visit for them.
Mrs. c. f. Peattie Of New York,
and her son Mr.. Clarence G. Peattie,
were the visitors last week of Mrs.
Nj. e Hills and her son, Mr.. ID. W
HAls. al their summer cottage here
Mr.. Peattie is the head mining engi
neer OF the Empire Steel and Iron
Company, Oxford Furnace. y. j. Mr.
Hills will leave shortly for Peekskill
Military academy at Peekskill. y. Y.
where he is student. holding the
rank OF corporal in the cadets.
Mr.. and. Mrs. c.. +. Coombs OF
Southe Portland Mr.. and Mrs ALFRED
Fros1 and Mr. and Mrs. +. p. Bond
OF Portland. and Mr.. and Mrs. W.. A
Gilman OF Wocdford5. were guests
pe -aaS- weekend of Mrs G. L
Frost at the DsSiia~ hut cottage. Nis.
\ Airline Mayo of Woodfords was aisS
visitor at this pretty cottage ovel
last Sunday, being the guest of Mis-.
Ieona Gilman
Messrs. Hugo Perrin. Harry Par
soners. Carl Swendennan, Octavui
Oswarner and Seth Coward, OF Bos
ton, are spending a most enjoyabl,
few weeks camping out on the South
Side where they have been havin,
the time of their lives in spite of the
cold weather. They arrived on Satur
day of last week and were Joined lat
er by Messrs. Harry Carson. Bertor
Roster, Paul Olesen, Harry johnson
and Peter Cornwall, also OF Boston
who passed the last part OF the weel
with them.
Mr.. Il. l.. Sawyer and his son, Mr.
b. j. Sawyer. returned a short tims
ago from Chelsea, Mass. where the,
have been attending the Muster of the
veteran Firemen which was recently
held in that place. They will remain
at their pretty cottage, the "Birches'
for some time yet.
Just cast your eye over the line o.
post cards and other souvenir article.
carried in stock by A. s. Marr at his
store on Custom House wharf. Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Morgan and son
Mr.. Lloyd Morgan. OF Lunenburg, VT.
arrived recently at Long Island and
will spend several weeks through the
first part Of September in a cottage
on Garfield avenue. They are beinl
visited by Miss Emma Barnard o.
Gorham, Me-, who will probably bt
| their guest for a considerable par
OF their stay here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bates with
their daughter. Miss Ethel Bates, and
granddaughter. Miss Avis Eaton left
recently for their homes in West Som
erville. Mass. departing from the is
land on Thursday OF last week. Mrs
Charles B. Russell of Somerville
Mass. who has been visiting them for
several weeks. also left along with
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Bates have been
coming to their pretty cottage "Idyl
hurst" at the West End for several
years now and during the past sum
mer IL has been the scene OF many
good times. The summer colony will
surely regret the loss Of this family
for the rest Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. willis Mabry and Mr.
Alton Mabry of watertown, Mass. ar
rived on Saturday OF last week and
occupied their ideally situated cot
tage. the Calumet" at the West End
over Labor Day. They were accom-.
panied here by Mr. and Mrs. n. l.
Davis OF Belmont Mass. with whom
they have recently been making an
automobile trip through the White
Mountains. Both these families were
down earlier In the summer at the
Calumet" for a short time. and 1,
has been their only regret that they
were unable TO stay all through the
season.
Mrs. Walter Mott and Mr.. Bernard
Mott. returned this week to their
homo In Syracuse. y. ". after spend
ing the past summer as guests OF Nrs
Motifs mother. Mrs. Rufus w. Lamson
At her quaint little unique" cottage
Mrs. Charles 8. Dodge and Mrs. @. y
Lord. who have also been visiting