Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-08

:. -. biS~A =. .-oston and his
mother. Mrs. c. e. Brown. who are
spenoing the summer months at Long
Island, In one Of the Bates cottages.
came over In their motor boat and
spent the day with the Lukes. and
WIN them were Mrs. George Of New
York city and Minnie Tompkins of
Cambridge. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Potter and Mr.. and
MIS-. Eugene l.. Luke of Cambridge.
MASS: returned to their homes, after
the Alcazar.
Mr.. w. J. Luke of Lexington. after
q brief visit home has returned this
week to spend the remainder of the
summer.
Miss Edna Luke of Lexington.
MASS. who usually spends her sum-
mer at the Alcazar. is summerinx at
Harwich. Mass. with friends.
MIS-: G. B. Patten. who has been
spending the summer at the Lancas-
Ter cottage, returned home for a short
visit.
Mr.: and Mrs. L. e. Nichols and
daughter. Alma, OF Medford, Mass.
and Mrs. Joseph Cloutier and daugh.
Ter. Marion, OF Lawrence, Mass, ar
Iiveo this week to spend thu remain
tage.
Mrs. j. ]. Allen Of Boston. Mass
and Mrs. Irene Inman of Dorchester.
MASS. are spending a few weeks at
the Briarcliffe.
Mr. Z. f. Paddock, wife and family.
or Springfield. arrived this week to
spend the remainder of the summer
at the Casco Vista
Dr. F. H. Baker and wife of Boston
Mass, arrived this week on the island
ana are visiting at the Twin Oak cot.
tage for few weeks.
mrs. =. e. Conover Of Somerville.
MASS, Mrs. B. NJ. Floyd and Miss
Irene Fioyd Of Waltham and Miss Lu-
cla Capwell Of Providence, r. l., are
occupying the Rockhaven for the
Mr. and Mrs. Robert FRANKIE of Som.
erville, Mass, are expected at the
Jaynes cottage for a week.
MISS Marjorie Symmes of Reading.
Mass: Is stopping at the Parker cot
tage for short visit.
Mrs. Margaret Feeley OF Portland.
Me-, Is visiting at Liberty for the re-
mainder or the summer.
Miss Gladys Leighton and Miss Eliz.
abeth Colder Of Augusta, Me-. return.
ed TO their homes after spending two
ENJOYABLE weeks at the Little Liberty
owing to the extreme dampness of
the grove. the chocolate and candy
SAFE which was to have taken place
mere was held on the porch of Mrs.
Chas. brainard. 1t was a grand sue
cess socially and financially. The net
proceeds collected were 500. 90. The
porch was beautifully decorated with
mowers and Japanese lanterns. The
eight pretty young misses, most be.
comingiy attired in white, with dainty
white caps with blue decorations ad.
oed much to the charm of the occa.
sion. 1t was very well patronized by
the cottagers. The affair wac In
charge OF Miss Julia Macdonald. who
proved a most genial hostess. The
cocoa which was pronounced most de.
Iclous. was made by Miss Sarah
On Friday afternoon of next week
mere Is going to be an afternoon en-.
tertainment, weird and strange. at the
,aIr grounds. 1t Is hoped tnat a
large crowd will assemble to witness
the performance.
Mr.. w. w. Gowing, wife and uauph.
ters. Charlotte and Catherine. of Law.
renee, Mass, arrived this week to
Lodges. nc
Rev. Nicholas VanderpyI. wife and
FAMILY, OF Haverhill, Mass, are again
enjoying their extensive view from
the Garfield cottage, for August.
MISS Martha Aldrich of SomeryilIe
was given a farewell party on Thurs.
day evening OF this week by her
friends at the Redwins cottage. The
early part of the evening was spent
IN playing the -four and penny game
which did not terminate until every.
pooy mad been given the opportunity
10 taste the delicious -four. After this
game. Jenkins was PLAYED. tn the
great amusement of all. The latter
part OF the evening was the more ex.
citaole TO be sure. for II was in this
time That the young folks had a taffy
pull From the beginning till the end
!. EVERYBODY was doin' it," pulling and
pulling till at last their work was re.
warded by the finest taffy ever made
After Professor Herman Bibo render.
ed few violin solos the party came IN
close and the young folks started for
nome. Among those present were !.
The Misses Marian Clarke. Elizabeth
Schaaf. Martha AIdr'ch. Ca-oIino e,d
barbara Brainard, Miss Marguerite
Grant. Among the boys ge,
~ 'an Dioo' fercy hedneld, Leslie
keyes and Frank Mar.
Mr.. o. l.. Anderson. wife and fam.
lily. OF Newtonville, Mass, arrived this
week In the Red. White and Blue cot
tage for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Mr.: and Mrs. Einar weideman of
fittsburg, Pa, are guests of Miss
sara NJ. Bower for two weeks.
During the week the long expected
hoat rules came, and were stuck up
on the float. but TO the dismay OF ali.
instead OF the boat rules. there were
boot and shoe rules. new edition
is expected soon.
Miss Sadie Starrett OF Athol. Mass.
arrived Thursday and is camping out
Dy Camp Whittier. for August.
Two new families that arrived this
week on the island to spend the
month OF August, are the Higginses
and the Brooks. The Higgfns family