Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-13
Long. Island
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advance of those of the mast two
years. Many people who have in for
Mer years stayed here are again
planning to spend their summer va
cations at this hotel The hotel has
always been noted for taking particu
lar care for the comfort and pleasure
OF us patrons. The food. which ia
largely supplied from the gardens of
the motel, is delicious and of the
same nigh quality that it has always
been famous for.
Mrs. Chas. H. Patch of New York
Slty arrived for her usual stay on
MONDAY of this week. She was Join
60 by her daughter, Miss Irene D.
fatch: Mrs. Patch and her daughter
i nave peen regular visitors to the is
!aha 1or several seasons but are en-
nyhg their rest here better than
| eIs VINO nave recently come here are
Miss Eta L. Forbust of Framingham
Mass, and Miss Josephine Tozier of
Boston,, Mass.
On Monday of this week P-onrietor
Chas. E. Cushing entertained at the
motel the Methodist minister of Port
land and their families at an all day
picnic delicious and delectable
shore dinner being served by the
management of the hotel.
| Inc dance held last Friday night
at the Barracks of the First, Tenth
and Twenty-ninth Regiments proved
a surprising success The music was
| composed of trio of guests at the
Barracks, who gave a we'll PLAYED.
varied and excellent program. Many
people from the island and also Port
land people attended the dance, which
an SAID was one of the most enjoy
able ana1rs of its kind that they had
| ever attended. From now until the
end of the season dances will be held
here every Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Mabry of Wa
| tertown, Mass, recently arrived at
the West End as the guests of Mrs.
MaDrys mother, Mrs. Richard Schon-
land. Mr.. Mabry remained here only
| over the week end and the Fourth,
"hen he returned to resume his bust
ness in WATERFOWL. Mrs Mabry is
still visiting here and will leave after
| she has completed two weeks
visit.
Mrs. Irene B. Svensen of Winthrop,
Me-, has just left after a weeks visit
| with her friend, Mrs. Edward Jen-
nlngs, at her cottage on the West
visit of Mrs. Svensen to the island
and she is very much pleased with
the beauties of the island. She has
also made many friends and acquain-
| tances during her short stay.
recent visitors to the island were
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smardon and
daughters Flora and Ethel of Port
land. They were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry l.. Smardon, who are
again occupying their attractive cot
tage, "Greyshingles" for the summer
| months.
Mr.. Chas. Cloudman, Mrs. J. P.
Holcombe, and daughter, Alice Hol-
combe, all of Portland, will again
spend the summer in their cottage
| at the West End of the island. They
entertained over the week end their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Miles
OF Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. Miles en-
Joyed greatly every moment of the
time spent at Sunny Slope cottage.
| Among those who arrived late here
this season are Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Schonland and their son. Mr. Robt.
Schonland. They opened their cot
tage at the West End last Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Schonland will Join
her family later in the month when
the conferences at Silver Bay close.
| Miss Schonland has been a student
this past winter at the Gorham Nor
NAL school from which she was sent
as delegate to the Silver Bay con-
ferences.
Mr.. Henry S. Bowen, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. P. Bowen, visited his
mother over the Fourth. He has now
returned and resumed his business in
Eoston, Mass. Mr.. H. P. Bowen left
the island last Sunday afternoon for
his winter home in Boston. Both
men had very enjoyable vacation
with their family in their cottage, the
Bronx, at the West End.
The first week in July marked the
arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Rohde and
family of Boston. Although their
plans are indefinite, they intend to
etav here at least for the month of
July. Mr.. Rohde has been here in
former years, being a guest at the
Gasco Bay House. He and his fam
lily are now located at the MacNeil
cottage on the West End of the is
land.
Mr. Fred Ford, Senior, editor of the
Boston Transcript, spent the week
END with his family at their cottage
Fordette. MIR. Fred Ford, Jr., of Med
ford, Mass, and Mr.. Roland Stafford
OF Attleboro, Mass, were recent Wis
| ttors. They spent the week end with
Mr. Ford's mother Mr. Ford is now
engaged in business in Boston having
completed his college course a year
ago last spring.
Miss Avis Eaton is entertaining her
friend, Miss Dorothy Wellman, of
West Somerville, Mass. She has been
greatly enjoying her visit at Idyl-
hurst, the home of her hostess.
Estella, the summer residence Of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Babcock of Med
field, Mass, has again been opened
by them. They arrived very recently
and were warmly welcomed by their
many friends on the West End of the
island. Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock plan
to stay late into the fall to make up
fer the lateness of their arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Warren en-