Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-24
Bustins Island

~. - "AS AAeho OOSh Sulunerl0R
with her parents at THE Chase
Cottage" left for few weeks to
attend summer school of arts at
Vinal Haven, Me. She is very much
pleased with the school and it's sur
roundings but it doesn't come up to
Bustin's in her estimation.
MT. and Mrs. VIM. La Dow and
her aunt, Mrs. Jennie Liyezey. of
Woodbury., N. j., were the recent
guests of the Redfields at "The Rock
haven Cottage
Miss Evelyn Warren of Newton.
Mass, and Miss Hope Coolidge,
student at Winston, Salem College.
are spending the month of July with
E. s.. Hosmer and family at THE
Eldermido"
Miss Marguerite Grant has as
her guests this week the Misses
Alma and Marie Swan of Bethel, Me.
Mrs. M. E. Worse and daughter,
Helen, of Somerville, Mass, are stop.
ping at the Jaynes cottage for this
week
| Donald E. Hosmer, the champion
tennis player of the Island, who has
spent the majority of his summers
here, Is working In "The Marshall
House" at York, Me-, for the sea-
son.
Among the guests at the Liberty
Cottage" are Miss Twiney of New
York City, Mr.. and Mrs. Giles of
Somerville, Miss Leighton and Miss
Goldie of Augusta, Mrs. Margaret
| Feeley and Mr.. Harold c. Fitz of
Somerville, Mass.
About a week ago Dr. George A.
Strader of New York City and his
mother, Mrs. ]. Strader of Philadel-
phia, made flying trip to the Is
and with the intention of remaining
only few hours: However they
were so pleased with the Island that
DR.. Strader persuaded his mother to
stay a week at THE Liberty Cot
tage.''
Mr.. w. E. Head and wife of Law
renee, Mass, are again spending the
| season at THE Norumbega Cottage"
DR.. Raymond E. Parker went back
to the City Hospital after spending
a short time with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Parker.
Mrs. w. F. Nelson of Somerville
went back after a few weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. E. P. Lyman,
also of SoTerville, Mass.
Miss Maria Soule of South Free
port, Me-, has been spending a week
with her brother, w. F. Soule, at
"The Rockledge Cottage"
| Mr.. George w. Taft and family of
| Kennel Square, Penn, arrived We'd
nesday and will settle down in the
Pinkham cottage, which they bought
recently.
On Wednesday, July 18th, the &C.
cupants of The Nautilus" gave a
rose luncheon in honor of their de-
parted guest, Miss Aleda Perkins.
The dining room was effectively
decorated with flowers. The favors
were unique and appropriate and the
revelry lasted until late hour
Mr.. George Guppy, who runs the
morning and evening trips between
the Island and South Freeport, NOV
ed into his new house with his wife
this week.
The girls Of the Nichols cottage
| entertained the inmates of Bunch
| berry Lodge at an afternoon tea on
| Wednesday, July 16. Amongst other
stunts Miss McDonad recited several
| pleasing stories, Miss lie Maistre
won the first prize in croquet, and
Miss Susan Lombard excelled in
basket ball upon the athletic field.
Mrs. M. E. Downer and daughter,
| Miss Louise, from Lexington, Mass,
have taken the Ben Nevis for the
| season. Mrs. Downer's eleder son,
Mr.. Charles Briggs, and his family
from Mt. Vernon. N. Y, are spending
three weeks with them.
Mr.. Eugene F. Perry of Nyack on
the Hudson, n. Y, is spending
Frank Mar, at The Bustinhoch-
HEINZ"
Miss w. J. Bowdoin of Lawrence,
Mass, was guest of Miss NJ. E.
Patterson for a few weeks at "The
Wambeck."
Mrs. Clarence Lunt, who Is sum-
mering on Chebeague Island, spent
Tuesday with her friend, Miss M.
E. Patterson, at the Wambeck.
Mr.. Jack Allen of Brooklyn, n. Y,
went home Friday after a most pleas
ant stay with Mr.. Charles Lamb at
THE Greenlodge."
Mrs. Ida s. Blakeslee of Spring
field, Mass, will spend the remain
der of July as guest of Mrs. c.
Stebbins at the "Cascovista."
Mrs. A. w. Zoebish and children
will leave the Campbell cottage for
South Harpswell, Me-, where they will
spend the remainder of this month.
Mr.. George Roth and Mr.. George
Wilson OF Minneapolis, Mimi, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. New
hall at "The Briarcliff."
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Marshall OF
Lexington, Mass, are at "The Twin
Oaks Cottage" for two weeks.
Miss Gertrude Greul left for Phila-
delphia after few weeks visit with
her parents at the "Greyledge."
Mr.. VIM. II. Whittemore, wife and
two children of Woodford, Me-. have
returned to their home after a two
weeks sojourn at the "Bibber Cot.
tage."
Mr.. Clifton Sugatt has as guests
this week Mr.. Harry Wiggin of Law.
| renee. Mass, Charles Lannigan and
Needham Brown of the same place.
Mrs. Il. Sugatt has as her guest this
week Mrs. Welcome Bowdoin OF Law.
renee, Mass.
Mrs. John d. 8. Gourlie. who has
been staying with her sisters In Chi.
cago. ILL.,, has returned to the Island