Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-11
Bustins Island


or rented with the exception OF one
or two. During the fall of last year
and the spring OF 1912 three new
cottages have been built, those or MIR.
Jaynes, Miss Bowers, and Mrs. Mac
Donald. Wilson & Co. have larger
stock than ever before at their gro
cery and market, and already are
filling most Of their dining room seats
at the Bustin's Island Inn. The din
Ing room was opened July I, and the
store June 1 this year, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson having been the first cottagers
to arrive on the island, landing on the
first of May. Mrs. George H. LAYERS
has removed her old store and op-
ened a delicatessen shop. Bustin's
has this year something of which none
OF the other islands can boast-a wire
less station. Mr.. Robert A. Brown of
Concord. n. H., is the first and only
operator on the island. Mr.. Brown
at present only receives. messages. II
you are shipwrecked or lost, and de.
sire to relieve the anxiety OF your
loved ones just send a wireless to Bus
tins III you wish to know whether II
Is going to rain, snow or be fair, Just
go to the store and see what the
wireless Forecast is.
A person who is lonely and home
sick may feel great relief by pausine
and listening to Mrs. ]. B. Pidge's fine
pfonograph. Here Caruso and Schu
mann-Heink and many other famous
singers may be heard.
By next week the Cottagers Asso-
citation hope to have the tennis courts
and golf links in good shape to play
on. All the various clambakes. songs
card parties and entertainments which
will occur during the summer viii
be announced beforehand in the
Breeze, and everyone should get &
copy to keep in touch with the doings
on the island and in the Bay.
The following we'll known people
spent the Fourth with Mr.. Charles
w. Newhall of Boston, who has one
OF the most expensive and beautiful
places in the Bay: III. II. Ripley
Southern salesman for L. B. Evans o
Wakefield, with Mrs. Ripley: A. o
Day of r. II. Fyfe & Co, of Detroit,
with A. f. Burns of the same rrm:
George Melanson, shoe manufacturer
of Lynn, Mass; Frank Duzan OF Dan.
iel Fisher & Co. of Denver. Colo, with
Jno. Little of the Denver Dry Goods
Co.; Melville Woodbury., Ira Wood
bury and Byron Woodbury., with Miss
Woodbury., all of Beverly, Mass. The
party enjoyed the holiday immensely
Mr. Newhall had a gorgeous display
of fireworks. and provided other en-
tertainment.
Mrs. Anna Faulkner and daughter
Mrs. b. w. Adams Of Augusta are
spending the month with Mr.. Charles
W. Newhan.
Mr.. A. E. Reynolds. wife and Mr.. J
j. Fish OF Freeport, Me-, are again
enjoying their vacation at Camp
Shamrock"
Mr.. George Law of The American
Brake Shoe Co.. with his mother and
Miss F. E. Parker are guests al
Camp Shamrock"
Mr.. w. w. Obear. wife and family
of Somerville, Mass. are at their cot
tage for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. LIKE OF Lexing
ton. Mass, came to spend the summer
in their cottage "Alcazar'' this week.
and have as guests Mr.. and Mrs f. Il.
Luke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morr.ss and two chill
dren. Dana and Dorothy, are at the
Miller" cottage for the summer.
The Blaisdells and Ryes entertained
few of their friends Friday evening
at the "Guppy Cottage"
Mrs. Elizabeth Shearman OF Lexing-
ton. Mass, arrived on the island to
spend the summer at the 'Guppy cot
tage."
Mrs. 5. e. Lancaster has as guests
Tor the summer at her cottage, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. p. Patten. and Mr.. VIM. E.
Parker of Harrington. Me.
Miss Helen X. Spofford OF Grove
land. Mass. was guest Of Mrs. Ian
caster this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Hogan of Suf-
fern. y. V. are spending their vaca-
ton at their cottage. THE Ramapo"
Miss Matte Kenison OF Lawrence.
Mass. is stopping at Camp whitten"
for the month of July.
At the Central cottage Mrs.
Gieseking with her three children and
her sister. Mrs. L. II. Ridenour. Jr..
ACCOMPANIED by the dog. Sport have
come from way down in Washington.
ID. C.. to spend their summer on Bus
tins Isle.
Mr.. f. w. Tuttle and wife have
again come to spend their vacation
on Bustin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Russell. son
Everett. and Miss Louise Bracket OF
Merrimac are spending the summer at
Camp whittier
Mr.. Walter Chaloner and wife OF
Merrimac are visiting for a week AZ
Camp Whittier" Mr.. Chaloner rs one
OF Americas most famous water color
artists. and Is also as we'll known In
Europe.
Five young ladies. Miss Ethel Swan,
OF Dorchester. Mass. Misses Jane and
Christie Kicker OF Cambridge. Mass.
and Miss VI. Gertrude Jones OF New
o -.
time Of their lives I'm the Nichols
cottage" They are chaperoned by
Mrs. Clinton Riker OF Cambridge.
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arnold and
Miss Josephine Arnold OF Kansas City
are spending the month OF July at the
Red. White and Blue" cottage. and
have as their guest Mrs. 5. W. Ladd
of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Bacon OF wal
than. Mass. and daughter. Margaret.