Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-25

Tnese- dates are adopted tentative
and are subject to change. Every
ono on the Island 10 expected to helm
IN some one OF these entertainments
ana II Ii hoped that all will be gene-
Iousiy patronized. The several major
events require much work and need
the hearty cooperation of all.
The athletic committee has had the
Two tennis courts repaired and put
into excellent condition and win Ia
Ter hold some tournaments. The ball
neia Is now ready for use as Is the
goaf course. Tennis and golf matters
are In the special care Of Prof. Hos
mer: Baseball affairs are In charge
OF MI. Joseph Kelsey.
Mrs. John l. Alexander and two
daughters. Ina and Margaret, of hos
ton. are guests at the Wambek for a
week.
Mrs. Robert X. Spike, who has been
summering on the island. spent few
days visiting Brunswick, Ne.
Miss Susan G. Lombard, of North
Adams Normal school. will spend the
remainder or the summer with Miss
Bower. Also Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
LICK. OF North Adams, Mass, expect to
spend two weeks with their daughter.
Miss Bower.
The event Of most interest to the
young people Of the island this week
was the picnic at Cliff island. The
party started about ten o'clock Wed.
nesday morning, in the good, old
launch Wycnmere. The girls and boys
were nearly over to Chebeague when
thunder shower came up, bringing
with II a large amount of water which
succeeded IN soaking everybody.
When finally the Eastern Landing was
reached everybody was as wet as they
could possibly get. After a half an
hours wait, the sun came out again.
reviving the spirits OF all and soon
the party was again enroute for Cliff
island. This was reached without mis-
hap in about an hours time. BY the
time a nice pine grove was selected
and everybody ready to eat. another
shower arose. Again there was a
scurry and scatter for shelter which
resulted in finding an empty cottage,
The Grand View. Here, on the porch,
the feast was spread out and eaten,
all agreeing that 1t was the best they
had ever tasted. The remainder Of
the day was spent in taking walks
around the island and visiting the
Cousin cottage. About four o'clock
the party took leave and sailed home
for dear, old Bustins'. Those who
made up the party were: The Misses
Barbara and Carolyn Brainard, Marion
Clarke. Martha Aldrich, Elizabeth
Schaaf. Vivian Porter, Margaret Grant,
and Miss NJ. NJ. Cunningham The
boys were: Messrs. Herman Bibo,
Leslie kees, Richard Strout, Percy Red
field. Fred Look, frank. Mar and Mr..
Chas- Brainard.
Mrs. R. II. Sugatt has as her guests
this week, Mr.. Clifton Sugatt and Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Shearman, of Law
renee, Mass. Mr.. Shearman is presi-
dent OF the Merchants Trust Co., of
Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Porter. Of Water
town, Mass, are visiting at the Mil
Iler cottage .... - :
Other guests on, the island are: Mr..
Frank l.. Buzzell. Jennie ]. Stevenson,
of Manchester, N. VI Mr.. r. H.
Knight, Of Boston, Mass, and Mr..
and Mrs. c. ]. Cook, Of Waltham,
Mass.
Mrs. F. G. True, of Freeport, Me-,
Mrs. B. e. SWEET, at the old family
farmhouse
Miss Harriet Leonard, of Cambridge,
Mass. is another arrival at the
Nichols cottage.
Mr.. Frederick Kelley, Of Derry,
". H., spent short but enjoyable
weekend with the Bacons.
Miss Nellie Hubbs. of Brooklyn N. Y,
will spend the remainder OF the
month of July with the Browns
Miss Ida s. Blakeslee. Of Springfield,
Mass, Is visiting at the Casco Vista
for two weeks.
Mr.. Eldred c. Brace, of Richmond
Hill, l.. l., who IS summering on Lit
tlejohns island, spent lively week
end with his chum. Frank Mar.
Miss Frances Hoyt, Of Lexington,
Mass. who is spending the summer on
"Kittywft," went for a short visit to
Orient, l.. I.
Among the prominent personages on
the island is DR.. William G. Kendall,
OF Washington. ID. G. He is consider
ed to be one of the best authorities on
FISH and clans. For many years Dr.
Kendall has been a resident OF Free
port. Me. II Is his intention to make
Brstin's his headquarters for the re-
mainder of the summer. He is here
In the interests OF the fish and mussel
industry about this vicinity. His as
sistants are Mr.. Louis Wine and Tudor
MorcelI. both Of Washington. ID. G.
DR.. r. S. Piper and Mrs. Piper and
son. OF Lexington. Mass. who are
cruising the Maine coast. spent a
few days with Mrs. w. l.. Luke
Miss Lillian FRANKIE. OF Somerville. |
Mass. and Mr.. Fred Harris. OF Salem,
Mass, are expected TO arrive on the /
island after a long automobile trip.
Miss Lillian Neatly. or Somerville,
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Taft and
daughter. are guests for two weeks, at
the Liberty cottage.
Mr.. Donald Dexter, OF Lewiston, Me-,
Is visiting his grandmother. Mrs.
Sheehan for the month OF August at
the Liberty.
As far as deep sea fishing goes.
DR.. +. B. Greul boasts that he and Mr..
George kees caught the best cod that
ever swan on one OF their recent deep
sea fishing trips.
Three cheers for Bustin's, Not only
does she excel as a health and pleasure