Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-08-18

We're glad we've met you,
Well ne'er forget you.
You are just Splendid!
You are SO good!
The Bustin's Island Athletic asso-
citation furnished its first entertain
ment to the islanders Saturday after
noon at four o'clock at the home of
DR.. Pidge. About seventy.dve
guests were present to listen to the
program given below. Every num-
Der was thoroughly enjoyed and as
all the participants are people OF &C
knowledged talent II is not neces-
sary to say more than that the listen
ers felt great pleasure in such an OBJ
portunity. Program follows:
Duet-Greetings (Abt),
Mrs. Lancaster. Miss Edgerly
.Solo-Midsummer Dreams Guy
d'Hardelot) DR.. Fourth
Reading. Miss Pidge
Solo-Come. Sweet Morning (Oid
FRENCH. Miss Edger1y
Duet-O that we two were Maying
(Smith) Mrs. Lancaster. DR..
Reading. Miss Pidge
Solo-Serenade To Juanita (Jouberti)
Mrs. Lancaster
Reading, Miss Pidge
Night Song (Ru.
benstein) Mrs. Lancaster, Miss
Edgerly.
Miss Ethel Tolman is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. VIM. A. Campbell. Mr..
Ralph Sawyer, friend, is also here
on visit.
Mr.. Clarence Paddock has been at
q ha
Mr.. Cooper Is at present at the Gar
field cottage.
Miss Ray returned to Boston Tues
day.
Miss Sophia Dow has returned to
Portland.
Mr.. Ralph How and family of Lew
iston are guests at the How cottage.
The Birch Island base ball team
played a game with the Bustin's ISL
and seniors on Aug. IL. The game
was called at 3.15 p. m. Some fine
work was done by both teams. The
game resulted in favor of Bustin's.
The score by innings follows:
1884 67S9
Bustin's. 6 4 o 1 1 1 IL 1-26
Birch Island OIL 11111 Is
Umpire Mr.. Hosmer, Bustin's.
Friday evening the steamer Ma
QUOT was chartered and forty persons
from Bustin's went to Mere Point
Through the kindness of Mr.. Pennell
they were given the use of the casino
and most enjoyable evening was
furnished by the Casco Castle orches-
ira.
Miss Lucy and Mr.. William Evans
cNc
sell Eaton Of Brunswick this week.
One of the jolliest affairs of the
past week was a clam bake on the
west side of the island which was
enjoyed by goodly number of the
young people.
Mrs. Buchanan, of Boston, Mass,
intends making visit to members of
her family who now occupy the Ben
Nevis cottage. Her contemplated Wis.
1t will be looked forward to with
a great deal Of pleasure and interest,
as she bears the unique distinction
of having lived on this island some
fifty-eight years ago. Her grandfather
owned the island whose name 1t
bears.
Donald B. Macmillan left the ISL
and on Wednesday Of this week for
trip to Cape Breton. Mr.. MacMil-
Ian is a member Of the corps Of teach
ers selected for the Nautical Prepare
tory school which will set sail on the
Pennsylvania at Providence, r. l., on
Sept. Is. Mr.. Macmillan has been prom
inent in sports and has used his ath.
letic prowess in rescuing several per-
sons from drowning this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Story and Miss
Story OF Philadelphia are guests at
DR.. Pidge's cottage.
The Iris club enjoyed a trip to
Peaks Island and the theatre last
Wednesday afternoon. The club at
special meeting at the Darling cot
tage, presented Mr.. Mayo with fine
copy Of Longs History Of the Amer
lean Navy, as a slight remembrance
OF many happy days spent on his boat
this summer.
John Cough Pidge. Jr., has returned
from a ten days coaching trip
through the White Mts.
Mrs. Will Kendall Of Washington,
ID. c.. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Orne. Mr.
and Mrs. Thayer Of Paterson, ". J.,
and Mr.. l.. B. Porter and family OF
Freeport are at the Fairview.
The Misses Quinn, Kerwin and
Foley, Mr.. Gould and Miss Nellie
Perry have returned home from the
Waumbek.
Miss Margaret A. Swift is at the
Waumbek for one week.
Miss Grace Dexter entertained q
party Of young friends In the grove
Wednesday. II being the anniversary
Of her birthday and the island being
her birthplace.
DIR. Fourth and family and guests
returned home Monday after a pleas
ant two weeks at Green lodge.
M9rk nnuSn Gallo