Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-08-26
Bustins Island

Jack" Pidge returned to his BUSH
ness In Boston after a two weeks yis-
II with his family at Sea Glimpse. Ev-
eryone regrets Jacks going away.
Mrs. G. n. Ford of Boston Is here
for the second year, spending her
vacation. All are glad to welcome her.
Mr.. kilborn who has been on a trip
through Maine, is a week end guest
| with MRS. Kilborn and Master Robert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Smith of Wash
ington, ID. C., are spending their va
cation time at Bustin's. They are
boarding at the Casco Queen.
Mrs. Sarah Ackroyd OF Maiden and
Mrs. Mary Feather of Waltham are
guests at the Wilsonia. The Misses Alice
at the Wilsonia. The Misses Alice
and Mabel Ackroyd arrived Monday
for two weeks stay.
The second bridge whist party was
held at the Wilsonia Thursday eve
ming. The prize winners were, first,
Miss Grace Luke, End, Miss NJ. Camp
bell. Plain whist, 1st prize, Miss Louise
Bracket, LIST gentlemen's prize. Capt.
Alfred Mayo, while Miss Minnie SUI
gait received the consolation prize.
Miss Bessie Ross of Quincy and Miss
Bertha Rice OF Boston, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Tucker. Mrs. fuckers
father, Mr.. c. p. Hatch, sails from
England the 18th and hopes to spend
Labor Day with Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker
at Bustin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Sugatt and son
Clifton OF Lawrence, Mass. who have
been sojourning on the island, left
Monday morning for Portland where
they left their beautiful new Stevens
Duryea car. They are going on an
auto through the White Mountains the
coming week, and will have as guests
DIR. and Mrs. ]. B. G. Pidge.
Mr.. Herbert Drake of New York
city. left for his home Monday after
a two weeks visit with DR.. Pidge and
family
Miss Evelyn Sweet, who has been
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. w. z.
Sargent, in Hanover, New Hampshire,
has returned to her family at Bustin's.
Mr.. +. K. Merrill OF treeport, who
gets up the post cards which are SO
much admired, was on the island get
ting more views for next years sup
ply. Few people realize what IL means
| TO get mp set Of cards. IL means
much experience in photography. full
knowledge Of the spots which will
make good views when printed on
cards the sending OF them to Germany
TO be colored. and many other details
which requires expert Judgment in or
der TO have effective cards.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E Z. Piper of Bangor.
Me-, made a flying trip to Bustin's to
visit Mrs. Piper's sister, Mrs. Fred'k
Fuller. Mrs. Piper and son Wendell re-
turned to Bustin's for a weeks visit,
Monday. Mr.. Fuller IL with his ia
m1ly for week. He expects to do
Il 70 Il
motor boat the Elwar.
Mr.. IL w. Weller. who has been with
his family at their cottage Bide-a-wee
for week. returned 20 his home in
Montreal. Wednesday Mrs. Weller and
Miss Grenydd remain until the last OF
| the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Nevhaii OF sa-
lem, Mass, are on their annual visit
here. Mr.. Newhall took a side trip of
o few days last week.
Miss Beatrice Twiss of Lawrence
who has been at Bustin's for the
month, went TO Trefeathns az guest of
Mr.. Schoneld and family.
Mr.. Franklin Jordan OF New York
IL spending q week or two at Bustin's.
He 10 boarding at the wilsonfs.
Miss Ellis Of Waltham favored u.s.
with q beautiful solo at the church
service IN the Grove Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Feather OF Brunswick,
Me-, who II a designer In the Cabot
Mills. was q guest Of his mother and
sister Sunday.
The vaudeville given by local talent
on Friday evening was great sue
cess socially az well az financially.
The BeiIamy dance siven By eight
young boys and girls under the direc-
ton OF Mss Minnie sueatt was espe-
cfslly good.
The best feature Of the entertain
meat. 70 n II. possible to make . choice
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