Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-22
Long Island
casco Bay House.

This hotel is among the leading
ones in the Bay, situated on Long Is
land with the boat landing in close
proximity no more ideal place could
be imagined for those who wish to
leave behind the whirr of city and go
to some peaceful spot and rest. The
food here always is excellent, very Of
ten the guests here remarking con-
corning its excellence. Those who
recently arrived at the hotel are Mr..
and Mrs. r. Day and Mr.. William
Day. all from Toronto, Canada.
"Sunnyside", the cottage of Mr.. T.
l.. Barlowe, was untenanted until re-
Gently. Mr. Barlowe and his family
who came from Maiden, Mass, are
now, however, occupying for large
part of the remaining season. Mr..
F. w. Ford, ST., and Mr.. F. w.
Ford, Jr., from Medford Hillside,
Mass, visited their family over the
last week end at their cottage the
"Fordette," in the West End colony.
Mr.. Ford, Sr., is editor of the Boston
Transcript, therefore he returned
early in the week to resume his du-
ties. Mrs. Ford has as her guest
Mr.. Henry Lovejoy of West Medford.
Mass. She also expects to entertain
soon Mr.. William p Smith of Bev-
erly, Mass.
Last week Gray Shingles" the sum-
mer residence at the West End of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smardon of Port
land, had as its guest Miss MaTgeTy
Spaulding of Portland, Maine. Miss
Spaulding left the island sorrowfully
because she had had such a royal
good time, being most pleasingly en-
tertained by Mrs. Smardon.
Mr.. Donald Stewart Robertson of
Canada is now visiting his family at
their cottage among the West End
colony.
Mrs. A. R. Bates is entertaining at
her superbly located cottage "Idyle-
hurst" Mr.. Ray Kelley of West Som
ervi]le. Mrs. Charles Russell also of
West Somerville, Mass, is the guest
of Mrs. Bates for week or more.
Miss Mollie Cunningham of Hart
ford, Conn.,, is visiting at the West
over,' small private family board
ing house run by Miss Edith Ross.
II. P. Bower and Mr.. E. G.. Cutler
are visiting on the island for a short
sojourn.
THE RoXmount" in the West End
colony, owned and occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Harry p. Warren, summer
residents of many former years, has
as its guests Miss B. S. butcher and
Mrs. e. J. Lombard, both from Mas
sachusetts. 9ag
Mrs. H. F. Bickford will from this
week on keep a supply of the Casco
Bay BreeZes at her store for the con-
venience of the Long Island custom
ers who may wish to purchase them.
Mrs. G. H. Magrane has as her
guest for two weeks, her friend, Miss
Clara Osborne of Montreal, Canada.
Mr.. William J. Starr of Canada,
whose family is staying for the sum-
mer on the island mas left here, hav-
ing been appointed to special COM
mission by the French Government
Miss Susie Simmonds from Gill,
Mass, is making a two weeks visit
with Mrs. E. G. Titus, a summer res
| ident of the island.
Mrs. A. w. Jones of Camp Bell, near
Doughty's Landing is entertaining
for two or more weeks her friend,
Miss Edith L. Abbott of Ticonderoga,
New York.
We have just received a paper
called the Casco Bay WideAwake.
The paper was issued by Rev. 1. T.
Johnson, resident pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal church here. The
publication is printed in the interest
| of the local church on the island and
heartily meets the approval of all
people.