Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1911-08-31

Chelsea. Mass. contributed some fine
instrumental selections, and Miss
Helen Wannamaker OF Sufrern.
n. Y, recited eloquently. Mr.. VIM
A. Lackey also rendered some OF the
o!d-time songs very acceptably, while
he and Mr.. Miller (Senior) gave a
good imitation of an old time "break-
down."
The Misses McMurray. Hunziker
and Folger left last week for their
city homes. All departed with heavy
hearts over the thought that another
year Will have to roll around before
they can again enjoy their vacation
days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lackey OF Cam
bridge, Mass. departed Saturday for
home, after a very enjoyable vaca-
ton. Mr.. Lackey expects to build a
bungalow soon. on one OF the lots
he has purchased from Mrs. SWEET.
DIR. E. B. Schallenbach and wife or
Chelsea are here for a few weeks.
DR.. Louis Engster, wife and daugh-
ter. depart Monday. They 90 to the
mountains Of Maryland from here for
few weeks stay and thence to their
Washington home. This is the first
visit of the doctor and family to Bus
tins, but as We predicted in this pa
per. upon their arrival. they have had
the time OF their lives here and are
so much pleased that he has pur-
chased a lot OF Mrs. SWEET and will
build a summer nome here.
Mrs Edwin Etz OF Washington let.
last week for East Gloucester. Mass.
where she will resume her etching.
While on Bustin's she sketched many
beautiful scenes and her Washington
friends expect to see some OF them
exhibited
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hunziker and
young son, Walter, OF Paterson, n. j.,
who have been spending the season
here on the island, leave for homo
on the 31st inst. All have had a
splendid time and Walter especially
has enjoyed catching "sculpins" and
crabs of the Eastern wharf: whistling
while batting up the hooks, like a
real fisherman.
Miss Edith Schofeld leaves on Mon
day for her Paterson IN. j. home.
She has enjoyed her first trip to
Maine immensely.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. wannamaker,
their two daughters, Helen and Edna.
and their sen. Otis, OF Suffern, n. ",
who have been visiting on the island
the past ten days, leave for their
city home Tuesday. Their first visit
to Maine has been very enjoyable and
they hope to repeat II next summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Hogan of Suffern,
n. ", expect to return home about
Sept. 18th.
Mrs. David Mitchell Of Maiden.
Mass, is spending the end OF the
season with Mrs. archibald Miller.
Misses Lillian Bowles and Mildred
Tucker return to their homes in CAM
bridge, Mass, and West Roxbury.
Mass, on Monday after a most en-
joyable visit at the ''Guppy cottage"
Miss Ruth Galloupe, who has been
visiting at the 'Alcazar" returned this
week to her home in Plymouth, Mass.
Miss Edith Brown Gilman OF West
Roxbury, Mass. has been visiting
with Miss Mae Anderson.
Miss Mary G. Anderson OF West
Roxbury, Mass, is visiting her bro
Their, Charles L. Anderson, for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Houston o.
Dover, n. H., are visiting Mrs. ). e..
Lancaster for two weeks. This is
their first summer on the island and
they are very much taken with its
rustic beauties.
Mr.. James Walker OF Merrimac.
Mass, Is visiting Mr.. Everett Russell
for two weeks at Camp Whittier"
Capt. and Mrs. Rhodes OF Boston
returned to their homes on Thursday
after very pleasant stay at the
Nichols cottage"
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 4. Nichols and
daughter Alma of Medford, Mass, are
spending a farewell week at their
nrtt lttoF
The Honorable John Ray OF Boston,
Mass, returned to his unique cottage
on Bustin's On Friday.
Mrs. E. p. Lyman OF Somerville,
Mass, Is stopping at the Parker cot
tage for the balance OF the season.
Miss Cassie l.. Paine OF Salem,
Mass, and Miss Ada Ware OF Pea
body, Mass are spending a few days
as guests Of Miss Julia Macdonald.
Miss May HOFFMAN, or Science
tady. n. Y, Is making her first visit
to the log cabin. Miss Marjorie
Whyte and Miss Margaret Paterson
are still guests at Bonnie View"
They think Bustin's almost as bon
ME" as Scotland, their native heath.
So does Mr.. Malcolm Orr, who came
down for the weekend.
Strawberries were served twice at
the morning meal OF the Millers' the
past week. Mr.. Miller has some
plants OF the eyerbearing variety in
his garden.
The third death OF the season on
Bustin's occurred on Saturday even
Ing, when William Campbell. Jr., died
Of Brights disease at his mothers
cottage. billie" Campbell was known
to everyone on the island for his
sunny and happy disposition. All his
life was battle with disease. a pat
tie which he waged with unfiinching
courage. Although a great sufferer
for years, few II any OF his friends
or associates ever heard a word OF
complaint from his lips. Mr.. Campbell
OF late years has spent but a short
vacation with us, but this year his
increasing Illness made II necessary
for him to give up his customary
occupation, and his friends at Bustin's
have seen more OF him. His friends