Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-09-10
Long Island

Mr.. Edward Atwood of .Deering
street, Portland, has been the recent
guest of Mr.. Robert Schonland at his
fathers cottage, the Secondhand.
Mr.. Charles Schonland and his fam
lily will leave the island next Mon
day for their winter home on Deer
ing street, Portland. ...,
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Robertson and family will be
sorry to know that they left their cot
tase at the West End and went TO
Montreal where they will spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Barlowe, who
have been in their cottage here for
four weeks, will return next week TO
Maiden, Mass, where they intend to
remain during the winter months.
The Misses Hartman are entertain
Ing at their cottage as their guests,
Mrs. Cleve Kimball and her sons,
Dick and Cecil.
On Labor Day large neighbor pic
mic took place on the West End
beach. Many of the cottagers attend
ed and jolly good time was expert
enced by all those present.
Mr.. George G. Babcock and family,
who have been summering at their
summer home, Estella, will: return to
! their home in Medfeld, Mass, next
week.
On last Tuesday night a most en-
ioyable marshmellow toast was held
on the Red Sand Beach. Many of
the younger set Of the West. Erd col
ony attended. Those present were
Miss Alice Eaton, Miss Gertrude
Secondhand, Miss Gladys Morgan, Miss
Edith Keith, the Misses Lillian and
Irene Bell, Esther Ford, Mr. Hartley
Launsberry, Mr.. Fred Penny, Mr..
Everitt Winship, Mr.. Lawrence Ne
well, Mr.. Thomas Donelen, Messrs.
Fred and Loring Mckinney, Mr.. Ar
thur Patterson and Mr. Fred Ford.
Mrs. Raymond and her two daugh-
ters,. June and Barbara, who have
been here, have returned to Belmont,
Mass.
OF those leaving Mr.. and Mrs. May
berry and SON Alton will be greatly
missed. They left last Monday for
their home in Watertown, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hirschlach of York
ers. New York, left Tuesday for their
home there.
On last Saturday the last dance of
the season was held at Cushings
dance hall. These dances have been
very popular and not only did the
hotel guests attend but many of the
people from the West End colony.
The High School Fraternity Sigma
Epsilon had an outing on Labor Day
here. Twenty-Five of the active men,
bers and alumni attended and had a
very happy day.
Mr. Percy Robinson of Montreal
visited his mother and father at the
Secondhand cottage for over Labor
Day
Mr.. p. A. Mahoney and family, who
have spent most delightful summer
in their cottage here, returned to
their home in Portland, last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Myers of Port
land have returned to their winter
home after an enjoyable summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jackson, who
have been here all summer, have
gone to their winter home in Boston.
Miss Anna Murphy Of Boston was
the guest of the McKenny's for over
Labor Day.
Mr.. William Mahoney, son of Mr..
p. A. Mahoney, will soon go to Bos-
ton where he wilLenter the Boston
University Law School. as fresh
man. Mr.. William Mahoney will
room with Mr.. James Connillan OF
Portland, who Is sophomore of that
college.
The Labor Day guest Of Mr. Ever
lit mclaughlin was Mr. Armaund
Moreau of Portland
A large reception on Labor Day
night was given to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam II. Bennett at the home of Mrs.
BENEFITS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
McDonough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett have recently
returned from their honeymoon trip
In Europe. They we're very fortunate
In getting passage in the last steam
er from Genoa, Italy.