Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-17

On Bustin's Isle. the fairc It gem. upon
my breast"
Chorus
We're coming. we're coming,
Hear the glad refrain,
From North and South, and East and
West,
To dear old Maine.
Like homing doves we spread our
wings once more,
Back to old Maine; we love her rock
bound shore,
We love her isles, but Bustin's best
of all,
Well sing her praises far and near.
to great and small.
Chorus
We're coming, we're coming,
Many weary mile,
New friends to meet, old friends to
greet,
On Bustin'S Isle
Mrs. M. Downer and daughter of
Lexington, Mass, are stopping at
''The Ben Nevis" for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Steele, Mr..
j. A. Steele, Miss Nina Steele and
| Miss Marjorie Smith, all of Lexing-
ton, Mass, are occupying Mr.. Hoyt's
cottage at Kittywitt for the summer
Miss Nina Steele was seriously in
jured as result of an accident with
the family motor boat. 1t seems that
Miss Steele was wearing an oil skin
coat at the time of the accident as
the weather looked rather dubious on
that day. The engine is placed in
| the forward part of the boat and
there Is very little room left for the
person starting the engine. The fly
| wheel of the engine was equipped
| with a starting pin which, when pull
ed out, Is supposed to snap back by
| means of spring. AS Miss Steele
started the engine and the fly wheel
| commenced to rotate, the starting
pin, which should have snapped back,
stuck and caught the oil skin which
leg in immediate contact with the
| fly wheel, and cut it severely in two
places. Miss Steele has been stay
ing with friends at the Ben Nevis
| and will remain until she is able to
be around again. The latest reports
show that she is very much better
and soon will entirely recover
Mrs. M. A. Mills and daughter Eliza
beth OF Methuen, Mass, have been
visiting Mrs. M. l.. Wilkinson at the
| Sunset" cottage for the past few
days.
Miss Florence Smith of Portland.
Me-, spent a week with Miss Mar.
| guer1te Grant at the Grant" cottage
Mrs. A. F. Brewer and Miss Mary
! Whiting of Haverhill. Mass, are among
the guests who are staying at the Tea
Room of Miss Harriet Brophy.
Mr.. c. S. Parker and family of
Heading, Mass, are at their cottage
Tor the summer season. They have
as guests Mrs. Parker's aunt and her
cousin, Mrs. Nelson Of West Somer-
vile, Mass.
Supt. G.. S. Clarke and family of
Somerville, Mass, are spending the
summer as usual at 1.-THE Red House."
They hope to take many trips around
the bay in their launch, Maybe"
Bunchberry Lodge" the home of
MISS Sara e. Bowers, was the scene
OF very merry gathering on Friday,
July II. The party was given by
Miss Bower in honor of her niece,
Miss Hazel Bower, of Lawrence,
Mass. The games on the porch caus-
ed much amusement and laughter as
the girls were given opportunity to
display their skill in tearing from
scraps of paper various things which
were specified by the hostess. The
first was an animal, the second, a
flower, the next, profile of one an
other. Each girl in turn was given
chance to guess what the produc-
ton was intended for and the results
were decidedly funny Prizes were
awarded for the highest and loves.
results. Miss Esther Peterson was
w nf he
Miss Ruth LAYERS carried off the
BOBBY trophy. Refreshments were
served in the house and then the girls
retired to the porch where dancing
and merry-making continued. Among
the guests were the Misses Barbara
and Carolyn Brainerd, Miss Marguer-
lite Grant, Miss Helen Field, Miss AL.
nina Jelly, Miss Esther Peterson, the
Misses Ruth and Hazel LAYERS and
Miss Mildred worse.
Miss Elizabeth Clark of New York
Is guest of Miss Bower at Bunch
berry Lodge" Also Mrs. John It.
Dick and Miss Susan Lombard of No.
Adams, Mass.
Miss Hazel Bower OF Lawrence,
Mass, who has been the guest of her
aunt for the past two weeks, will
leave for her summer home at Meth
Bustin's Island played her first base
ball game with the World Beaters of
Freeport, Me-, and was defeated by
a score of 1911. The game was an
interesting one, In that it was
twelve-inning game and the victorious
side failed to score any runs till after
tho sixth inning. Another game will
be played sometime in the near fu.
ture and perhaps by that time the
team will be in better condition TO
play.
Miss Grace Ward and her niece,
Miss Helen Field of Lawrence, Mass,
are spending few weeks with the
Richardson's at Camp Wychmere."
Miss Hazel Snow of Auburn, Me-,
Will spend the week end with her
mother, Mrs. Z. G. Snow, at Rocky.
nook"
Misa I.illian En r1aharsa az