Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-08-07

spending few weeks at her cottage
! Mrs. Edna Bishop of Portland, Me.
and Miss N. M. Reed of the same
place are occupying DR.. Bibber's for
Few weeks. Miss Reid has as her
guests this week Miss Gertrude Watts
Oh Portiand, and her sister, Mrs. Ches-
ter Harris Of Wateryille, Me.
Mr. Robert Montgomery and wife If
Nat1ck, Mass, are again summering at
their pretty little bungalow for the
season.
Miss Brooks and Miss Chase of Ho-
yerhfll, Mass, are stopping at the
| Wambek for a week.
| MT. H. 5. Sugatt of Lawrence, Mass.
who has been making short stops at
the Idle Hour will return to make his
regular visit with the family.
Mrs. X. G. Perkins and family of
SomerVllle, also Miss Marion Moses of
the same place, are spending the
ntohth Oh august, at the Sunset cot.
tage.
Thursday evening was the scene of
merry picnic supper at the Manlc.
wood cottage. The hostesses or the
evening were the Misses Hilda and
Ruth Perry. The guests assembled
at 6.l5 TO eat the delicious repast
AS the evening proceeded games wern
played and singing of a high order
was rendered by the assembled
guests. During the late hours of the
evening the party broke up and all
went home after most ENJOYABLE
evening. Among those present were
the Misses Elizabeth Fuller and her
guests MISS Alleger, Miss Hope Cool
| ldse, Miss Julia Richardson, Ruth and
Hilda Perry, Clara Taft, and the
Messrs. Warren Fuller, Erred Look
Percy Redfield, Mr.. Richardson. Ed.
ward Gerry, Everett Russell, and
Walter Mason
MISS Elizabeth Fuller has been en-
tertalnlng Miss Elizabeth F. Woods of
lexington, Mass, and Miss Marion c.
Walker of Melrose Highlands for a
week at the Fuller cottage.
Mrs. E. G. Rideout and daughter
Beatr1ce of New York City, are again
summering at Camp Bluff for the
month of August.
Mr.. H. e. Wellington and daughter
frances OF Baltimore, Md, are the
guests of Miss wellington at the
Homewood this week.
Mrs. w. E. Twiss and daugbters
catherine and Beatrice of Lawrence
Mass, arrived Friday to spend the
month OF August at the Parker cot
tage.
Mrs. Higgins and sons of Lawrence
Mass, are spending the remainder of
the season at The Lodges.
Indian Spring, the favorite drinking
pace or many a weary traveller. has
Deen the scene of two very ENJOYABLE
occasions this week. The first. q
lllarsnmalloW toast, was held on Thurs
uay evening and the young folks had
me time, toasting fluffy marshmal
lows over the red hot Goals of a DIV.
ing fire. AT a fairly late hour all
went home after a somewhat dark
walk back through the dusky trees
Inc second, clam bake, was held on
friday evening. This affair was also
success, due to the expert cooking
OF Walt Mason and Everett Russell.
kew. f. A. Snow Of Freeport preach
cd the sermon in the grove Sunday
AFTERNOON and large congregation at.
tended to hear him speak. Edward
carey, the well known baritone, con
trlDuted his last two solos to Dustin
Island, as he returned to his home in
HaVerhill shortly after the service.
BY next Sunday the islanders will be
able to sit in the new seats which are
being built in the grove.
Evidently the fame of Bustin's is
slowly making it's way through the
land as the following communication
SHOWS. 1T also shows the need of
having the map name of the island
conform to the popular name.
worcester, Mass, July 27, 1913.
Mr.. Freeman M. Grant:
Dear Sir, About two months ago. a
friend asked me if l knew of an island
On the coast of Maine named Bustin's
Island. Though native of eastern
Maine l was obliged to confess my ig-
norance, but Immediately wrote to
friends about it, getting no light. Two
weeks ago 1 found an article in Bos.
ton paper telling of the Bustins Island
corporation, naming you clerk
VIII you kindly tell me where, the is
land is located? And was there at one
time gang of counterfeiters on the
island, Or men engaged in some un.
lawful business, later brought to JUS
tice, one escaping capture?
1 do not wish to bother You but If
would be great facor if you can at
some convenient time answer INV oues-