Casco Bay breeze., 1912-06-20
Long Island


Viiie, Indiana, arrived at Long Island
over week ago and are now occu-
pying their charming cottage here.
MIS-. App Is great admirer of Casco
bay, and indeed one easy proof of
tnls Is the fact that she comes all the
way from Indiana to spend her sum-
mer here. She will probably be visit
ed shortly by some friends, SO she is
anticipating a delightful summer out
ing here
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Rodick OF Port
land, Me-, are again down at Long
Island for the summer and believing
that the earlier one gets down to this
place the better time one enjoys, they
have been occupying their charming
cottage "Westlawn" for a month now
They are being visited by Mrs. Wal
ter Snow of Newburyport, Mass, and
are expecting more guests later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Lamson OF
Portland. Me-, arrived at the island
Tor the season a week ago last Satur-
DAY and will probably remain for the
rest OF the summer. During their
stay here they are occupying the cozy
and attractive little unique" cottage
and they fully anticipate a most de-
iightful vacation under it's roof.
The Misses Minnie and Ivy Inman,
who come all the way from Portland,
OREGON, made their arrival here two
weeks ago and during their stay they
VIII occupy their beautiful new sum-
mer home at the West End. This
house is a particularly attractive one
and most charming example OF the
best order OF summer architecture.
Under its roof and surrounded by the
many charms of Casco Bay, these la
dies will certainly be compensated in
full for their long and tiresome trip
across the whole continent.
Miss Ethel Bates and her mother,
Mrs. Bates, of Boston, Mass, were
down at the island for a few days
last week, getting their cozy cottage
"ldyllhurst" in readiness for the sum-
mer season. Although they have re-
turned to their home IN the Hub of
the Universe" they hope 20 return to
Long Island before very long for the
remaining part OF the summer sea-
son.
Mrs. c. F. wiseman of Worcester,
Mass, and her son. Frank, have been
occupying the "Roxmont" cottage
since Monday of this week. She is be-
ing visited by Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Grant, also of Worcester, and by Mrs.
ter John Arnold. Although this is
AIRS. Wiseman's first visit to Long Is.
land. she is already delighted with
the place and firmly convinced that
her liking for it will increase as she
stays here.
Mr.. Walter Duckworth and family
OF Montreal, Canada, are expected to
arrive here for the summer very
shortly and in fact are due to arrive
this week. They will occupy a cottage
at the West End during their stay
here.
Mr.. James Duane and family of Bos-
ton. Mass. arrive this week. to take uI
their quarters in the charming and
ideally situated "Seaola" cottage. Mr.
Duane. who is in the wholesale gro
cery business in Boston, has been
coming to Long Island now for sew
eral seasons with his family and ey
cry year seems to be better than the
one before. From the "Seaola" won
derful view is obtained, not only on,
to the open ocean. but also OF the
more placid and land-locked waters
OF the inner bay, with the White
Mountains in the distance for back
ground. 5...r
As usual this summer will see the
attractive "Fordette" cottage occu-
pied by Mr.. Fred Ford and family OF
Medford Hillside, Mass. who are ex
pected down this week Mr.. Ford, who
Is on the editorial staff OF the Boston
Transcript, has been coming here
with his family so long and so regu
larly that summer at Long Island
without them would be a poor sort OF
season indeed and they are almost
indispensable TO the life of the Wes;
End colony.
Mr.. William p. Libby of Melrose
Mass. Is expected to arrive at the is
land for the remainder of the summer
season this week. During HIS stay
here he will occupy the charmingly
situated "Rockmere'' cottage at the
West End. so there seems little doubt
OF his spending an agreeable vacation
this summer.
Mrs. ". G. Bragg OF Riverbanl
Court. Cambridge. Mass. as usual ar
rived at Long Island for the season
early In the summer. coming down as
early as May IL. She will occupy Tar
ry-a-While" cottage, upon which she
mas been making improvements. al
though to most people this would
DC hard to do on such a charming
place. Mrs. Bragg has been coming tc
.~Dsse aSiobN iOi NtsttOuS UON
and Is so fond Of II that she IL firm
ly convinced there is no other sum
mer resort In the country to be com
pared to II in snv way.
The Misses Wight OF Dorchester
Mass. will occupy n cottage at the
West End for the summer and are ex
rected to arrive at the island very
shortly.
The manv friends end Acquaintance
es OF Mr.. William wray and fam'I,
NJ the Bronx. New York. will certain
ly be very sorTv TO learn that they
viii not he hack at Long Island this
summer. Their absence will be a great
loss to the summer colony here and
they viii certainly be 2restly missef
by every one who knew them. II Is
certainly to be, boped that their alb
sence will only be = Temporary one
and that next. ~eason will see then
back at Casco Eay again.
90 ~ II. s. pavis company. Port
land. for anv'hins, you want IN the
l'ne of furnishings for your cottage