Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-15

Elmer Hosmer Of Pawtucket, r. I.
High SCHOOL,, who had just closed a
wonderful speech. smiled slow
smile and twirled his silk topper con-
tentedly, as one who feels his own
posa.t.nT az Washington ase ured. He
had previously flung backhander at
the pseudo Roosevelt in his opening
remark. when he addressed himself
to ladies and gentlemen and
others, inclining his head and un-
wieldy presidential person toward the
sitting Bull Moose man who was then
waiting his cue TO speak. The Cover
nor prof. Frederick Mar of Rich
mold Hill, y. W, had the happy vein
OF wit necessary to properly
handle the mock political meeting.
which was one OF the features of the
Fete, and announced TO the accom-
paniment OF much applause that
Governor Wilson. Erred p. Wilson of
Bust.n'sD had been secured to speak,
then killed the demonstration by re-
marking that message had Just been
received saying he was detained on
commercial matters. Mrs. Pank-
hurst then called on her cohorts to
support her to the platform and arous-
ed such enthusiasm that the Dustin
Island Chief Rooter. Mr.. r. p. Robin
son OF Haverhill. Mass, had difficulty
in making himself heard. as he led the
yells. Mayor Guppy Of Bustin's was
induced to unlimber himself and climb
the rcstrum where his oratory took
him so far afield that he approached
the subject OF dances at South Free
port, at which the roofing section
chimed in again drowning his further
remarks. This closed the set of
speeches. but the platform was a
popular place all the afternoon, being
occupied at intervals by the Indian
Medicine Man (Mr. John Ray and
again by a group of three of Bustins'
handsome young ladies VINO didn't
need to raise their voices to get an
appreciative audience, IL was noticed.
The Fete Day celebration had been
In preparation for some days. The
basket ball grounds were laid out
with booths in three-fourths circle.
OF which the platform, backed up by
huge flag. formed the closing arc.
IL Is a handsome field. enclosed by
woods and the scene was a lively one
when all Bustin's and many visitors
turned out. following the parade from
the wharf at ? y. m.
The line Of the Parade was as fol-
lows: Drum Major. Mr.. J. w. Blais-
uell Ol NtNtJu. MASS. Tllt tNo
Drum Corps. Joseph Kelsey. Albert
Guppy. Charles Macdonald. Everett
Russell. Gay Russell. James Comley,
Frank Mar. Ed Hogan: carriage con-
tanning Pres. Taft" Mr.. r. l.. Hos
mer: "Col. Roosevelt" Rev. Nicholas
van der Pyl: Governor" Frederick
Mar; Mayor" Chas. Guppy: 'Suffra-
gists." Misses 8. r. Martin, Minnie Su-
gait. Margaret Swift, Julia Richard
son, Ethel Fihle, Lila Spence. Eliza
beth Fuller, Esther Holman. Miriam
Hosmer. Sadie Starret, Lucy Bacon.
Margaret Bacon: Mrs. Pankhurst,"
Miss Louise Bracket These ladies'
wore white and carried yellow flags
inscribed Votes for Women. The
Horribies were: Indian. Ralph Ben
nett; Rough-Rider. Walter Bennett:
Beggar. Jack Lavers: old woman.
Richard Blaisdell: Miss Pankhurss,
frederick White; Brownie. Wayne
1edfeId: Sailor. Jack HeaId: Old
Noii. Jimmie Guppy: Colored Gen'm'n.
fills Wander pv1: Ponv cart containg
"sultan All Nohammed''. Mr. William
Miller: Fire Department. drawing the
new extinguisher. Nessrs. w. F. Rus
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