Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-01
Long Island

Mrs. Robert Wales cottage Green
Pickles" held q merry party of young
people. Besides Mrs. Wales. her SON
Perry and daughter, Miss Edith, who
were here during July, there are Miss
iona Wales OF Somerville. Mass, Miss
Caroline Dinsmore of Hyde Park.
Mass. Mr.. Harold Dyer of Fryburg
and Mr.. Harry Clark of Somerville,
who arrived during the last week
Last Sunday evening a little sacred
concert was held at the summer home
OF Mrs. r. ID. Young, attended by many
OF the nearby cottage colony. Mrs.
ID. w. Young presided at the piano.
while the Misses Edna and Edith
Wales gave much pleasure to all by
rendering several vocal solos. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs.. George
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Alexander,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. g. Jones ana daugh-
ter Miss Mildred Jones, Mrs. Robert
Wales and daughters. Misses
Edith and Edna Wales, Mr.. Perry
Wales. Miss Garcia Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. A. Nichols, and daughter,
Miss Irene Nichols. Messrs. Harry
Clark and Lothrop Dyer, Mrs. d. w.
Young and the hostess Mrs. r. d.
Young.
: Miss Sadie Edmester of Boston and
Miss Carolyn Libbie- Of Chelsea, are
spending a several weeks vacation
at Camp Anchorage. They have as
guests for that time Miss Estelle Lib
bic of Cambridge.
Rev. c. H. Williams is entertaining
Messrs. Thomas Bateson, Joe Ellis,
nd
all OF North Billerica, Mass, at his
summer home at Sandy Beach. near
which they are camping. The boys are
are all members of the Boy Scout
Band, connected with DR.. Williams
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Carr and daugh-
ter Miss Alice Carr, of Portland. are
occupying Camp Cosy for August, and
have as guests Miss Grace Baker and
Mrs. Annie Larrabee Of Auburn, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Burnell or Wind
ham, with their guests Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Small and Miss Susie Cloud
man, returned home last Sunday, after
occupying the "Mikado" cottage for
a week. during which time they enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morrel Of
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Brown and fam
lily, of Westbrook, are occupying
"Waldmar" for the balance Of the
season. They have as a guest Miss
Corine Stubbs Of Trenton, n. j.
Last Saturday evening a party of
twenty-four Long Island vacationists
enjoyed a clam bake, which, because
OF the fun, will not soon be forgotten.
In Captain Parker's roomy boat
Martha p, the distance to Birch Isl
and was soon covered, where a land
ing was made and the bake cooked
and eaten to the accompaniment OF
many manifestations OF delight. Em.
barking once more the party enjoyed
long sail down the bay before re-
turning home. Those that made up
the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Macdonald
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Joy. Misses Fan
ny Parker, Ruth Parker, Agnes Mac
donald. Clara Joy, Harriet Joy, Marior
Barker. Ruth Horton, Marion John
son, Frances Cook, Mary Crocker ant
Messrs. Parker, Hatch, Harry Cramer
Paul Gould. Oscar Bates, John Beal
and Frank Lunt.
Camp Charlestown, on the West End
housed a jolly party Of young peopl
from Boston, during last week. Tn
short time they were here wa
filled with many good times sucl
as sails, dancing, picnics an
swimming parties, SO that al
enjoyed their stay to the fulles
and are very enthusiastic abou
the charms Of Long Island. The char
erones Of the group were Mr.. Osca
Parker and Mrs. b. NJ. Jordan, Will,
those making up the party were tn
Misses Martha and Ruth Parker, Elsi,
Jordan, Ruth Merrill. Harriet White
Bessie Baker and Mabel Hanover. ant
Messrs. Harry Merrill. Arthur Parker
Frank Ray. James SWEET and Clar
ence Cutler.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Strong and Sol
Dwight Strong and Mrs. John Miller
and Miss Carrie Miller. all OF Spring
field, Mass, are occupying the Wallace
cottage for the rest OF the summer.
On Monday afternoon two nien mad
a narrow escape from losing Their
boat on the rocks by Doughty's land
ing. They were Mr.. Frank Clark and
Howard Irish Of Lexington. Mass. who
are summering at Orrs Island. Start
Ing out from Portland they were OF
Long Island when their naphtha en-
gine baked and refused to run. SO
that they were Immediately at the
mercy OF the heavy seas. Mr.. A. W.
Jones discovered their plight through
his Held glasses and with his kind as.
sistance the boat was brought to a
safe anchorage. The young men were