Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-10
Long Island

Sunday. June 8, Miss Gertrude
Parks entertained at the Aranhurst a
party Of her girl friends from Port
land. The party included the Misses
Madeline WEIGH, Rosamond O'Connor.
Alice Parks, Katherine F. Caherty,
Mildred Pickett. Nellie Hatson, Alice
Mccarthy, Irene Cronan and the host
ess. Miss Gertrude Parks.
H. Kimball Strout of Woodford
spent the week end at Willard
Hughey's camp on Beach avenue.
Otto H. Lange and family moved
to the island last week from Portland.
They are pleasantly located at their
cottage at the East End.
George mclaughlin and family Of
Hammond are occupying their cottage
for the summer, having arrived last
week.
Andrew Griffin of the Island, who
has been employed at North Water
town during the spring. arrived for
a few days but is to leave soon for
Naples, where he Is to open a fish
market for the summer.
Jack Crawford and brother. Charles
Crawford, proprietor of the Dirrgo
Laundry, Portland, are occupying the
Hartman cottage and enter into pleas
ant times with H. r. Fitzmaurice,
Claude Berry, Garland Diner and
Budy Oliver. who have recently rent
ed Henderson's cottage in Lovers
Lane.
Tuesday, July 1. the Fresh Air Pic
mic given by Mrs. Thomas Loughlin
in memory of her late husband, was
held at the island on Cushing's field.
Sports, games, races, base ball and
bathing furnished fun and amusement
for the children who arrived at 1876
and left at SIS. tired, dusty crowd.
Mrs. George l.. Fogg and family of
William street, Portland, moved to
the island the past week and are To-
Gated in their bungalow, Minnivaska,
Beach avenue. e
George Blashford and family of
Montreal are occupying their cottage,
West End.
Captain Woodbury. Fowler while on
fishing trip recently took along on
the trip a crowd of New Hampshire
young men who had never before been
in a motorboat on the. salt water.
They were greatly impressed and eX-
cited during the trip.
Sumner Fogg, manager of Western,
Maine, for R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Co., is spending his vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Fogg,
Beach avenue.
The bathing houses at South Beach
are soon TO be opened by Lloyd Blash.
ford for the summer.
Joseph McDonough, son of Captain
Hugh McDonough, police department,
has arrived from Holy Cross College,
which he entered last fall. He Is
spending the summer on the island
prior to returning to Holy Cross.
Mildred Mcknight, Gladys Pettin-
gill and Marguerite Brown of Wood
fords visited Edith and Doris Stokes
Tor few days last week.
William Bennett of Salem street
was recent guest at McDonough's
cottage, Aranhurst. ~
DR.. L. Whitchurch, wife and
daughter Of Maiden, Mass, are here
for the summer at the central part or
the island
Philip and Beulah McQuiss of NAL
den, Mass, arrived Thursday for In
tervals during the summer.
Richard Schouland and family of
Portland arrived here a week ago for
the summer at their bungalow at the
West End.
Miss Cora Glider Is visiting Miss
Mildred Jones at her cottage at the
East End. Last Wednesday they en-
tertained Mr.. Clarence Dresser of
Portland. ~.
The Casco Bay House is open for
the season and the recent guests are
Mrs. M. A. Shepard of Arlington
Mass, and Mrs. George A. Hannah of
Arlington, Mass; Grace Mildren of
Montreal; Mrs. William Bair and
family of Montreal, and Mrs. Albert
Tyler of Quebec, Miss Margaret c.
Hollen, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman and son OF
Fryeberg arrived Sunday at the Har
riman's new cottage and entertained
over the Fourth Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.
Newman and family of Fryeberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dehigen of New York
were guests over the Fourth Of Mrs
App at the West End
Mrs. E. NJ. Pennington and Mrs. s.
c. Withan of Westbrook, of Unique
Cottage, are here for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Warner OF
Springfield, Mrs. II. C. Rice Of New.
ton, and Mrs. Ed. E. Cutler of Halsten
have rented cottages for the summer
at the West End.
The Maine Medical Doctors met to-
gether at Cushing's Thursday and par
took of one Of his famous eboro din.