Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-09-01
Bustins Island

Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. Chase are
occupying their cottage for few days.
They have as guests: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III.
Bryant. Mrs. Q. T. Chase, from Wood
bury, n. Y: Miss Elizabeth Riemster
from New York; Mr.. Fisher OF the
Fisher Piano Co.,; Mr.. and Mrs. @.
A. Chase from San Francisco: Mr..
E. ID. Chase from Freeport; p. A.
Chase from Freeport: w. l.. Chase
from Freeport; Miss Lena Coffin;
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Stevens of Au-
burn, Me-; Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Cobb of Auburn, Me.
Mrs. James Sherman is a guest at
the Liberty, also Miss Golden and
Miss White.
On Wednesday of last week Can't.
Mayo and the Iris Club took a num-
Der OF the islanders over to Lookout
Point on a picnic sail. A bright sun
and steady breeze made the day an
ideal one for being on the water.
After an appetizing lunch in the grove
near the Point, which was heartily
enjoyed by the hungry crowd, most OF
the party strolled up the pleasant
country road to the church made IA
nous as the scene of the ministra-
tons Of the Rev. Elijah kellogg and
spent an hour in enjoyment Of the
fine views and in inspecting the va.
rious points of interest in the near
neighborhood. The return sail to
Bustin's about the sunset hour was
fitting conclusion. Two days later
the Iris and her hospitable captain
and crew carried another party OF cot
tagers over to JEWELS Island where
an equally pleasant day was spent.
Saturday evening Mr.. Weller took
party Of friends for a moonlight sail
up the bay on his steam launch, the
Utowana. The party included Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Russell, with their
two sons. Mrs. Lancaster, Miss Pat
ten. Miss Mason, and Miss Olive
Wales.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Fogg and fam
lily are occupying the Hard Scrabble
for two weeks.
Prof. Charles L. Norton of the Mas
sachusetts Institute OF Technology at
Boston leaves with his family for
their home at Manchester-by-the-Se
after months stay at Rockha-
ven Cottage. Prof. Norton came
down from Manchester in his 40 foot
launch. Dorothy. The launch Is
unique In being a Gloucester seine
boat. built over into a launch. making
an unusually able boat
Miss Clara F.. Soule OF Freeport has
been visiting the Nortons during their
stay.
Mr.. John Ray has finally become
reconciled, so his friends say. to the
steady use OF gasoline In his small
boat instead Of white ash. He enjoys
the change very much and Is con.
stantly reminded that he must use
kerosine instead OF machine oil on
his engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. billing.
ham and family OF New York LEFT
Thursday morning for Boston to visit
Mrs. Dillingham's sister. Mr.. DilIing.
ham Is manager of the Cypress Incu-
bator Co, OF New York.
Miss Susanna Martin of Hayerbill
Mass. and Mr.. Henry +. Tilden of
Boston have left the island this week.
They have been enthusiastic golfers
and look forward to spending even
more time on the links next year.
Mr.. Louis Smith and wife OF Wash.
ington. ID. c., have left for a short
visit at Old Orchard before returning
home.
Mr.. ". Chandler Russell. instruct.
or In Manual Training in Haverhill.
Mass will leave the island wednes.
day OF this week. Mr.. Russell has
been in New York large part OF the
Summer but has been welcomed by
his friends on the Iris during his
two weeks stay.
The Iris leaves for Proyincetovn
this week. The friends of Captain
Mayo will not only regret seeing the
sloop sail away but will heartily miss
his genial presence among them.
A meeting Of the cottagers was
called last Monday afternoon to con-