Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-31
Bustins Island

Mrs. A. e. Reynolds has as her
guests this week at Camp Shamrock.
MISS Blanche Lodge of Manchester.
N. H., and Miss Lord Shufelt of Law.
renee, Mass.
Mr.. Percy Reid of Andover, Mass.
arrived Sunday for few days as the
Reynolds guests. Other arrivals were
Miss Nellie Wallace Of Portland and
Mrs. b. E. Brock Of Manchester AMI
an automobile party from Old Or
chard, Me.
Mrs. w. J. Luke has as her guests
Tor. few weeks Mrs F. R. Galloupe
ana sister, Miss Grace Parr of Lex
ington, Mass.
Mrs. S. G. Lancaster has Mr. and
Mrs. George G. Larkin of Merrimac
Mass, and Miss Sarah Little of the
same place, as her guests this week
also Miss Margaret Huston of Dover
N. H.
Miss Isabel Pollard of Brunswick.
Me-, is the guest of Miss Margaret
SWEET this week at the farmhouse.
Some of the Dustin cottagers went
for picnic on Goose Island FRIDAY.
They started early in the morning and
amused themselves in various WAYS,
First they went in swimming. and
then had sumptuous feast of CLANS,
ana all sorts of goodies. In the late
afternoon they came back in Mr..
Chas. Guppy's motorboat Among
those in the party were. Mr.. E. Kitch.
en-, son Donald, and daughter Char
lotte, Miss May Wilkinson. also the
| Misses Evelyn and Margaret SWEET.
| Mrs. G. w. Newhall has as her guests
this week at the "Briarcliff" Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. J. Allen of Boston, Mass, MT.
| Harry Ripley and wife of Maiden
Mass, and Mrs. G. Frank Hunting of
| Boston, Mass.
Rev. John P. Garfield of Claremont
n. H., arrived Monday to spend the
remainder of the season with his fam
lily at The Lodges.
Rev. Frank c. Garfield and son.
FRANK, VINO have been tenting on the
island for the past few weeks. re.
turned to their home in York. Me
on Thursday.
| Miss Marian Chase of Freeport, Me-.
has been visiting Mrs. w. l.. Orne At
the Red, White and Blue cottage.
MISS Catherine Blakesley, who has
Deen summering at Cascovista, left
Tor SebaSo lake, Monday, where she
intends to stay for two or three weeks
Miss Belle Bixby, Mrs. George Nc.
Curdy and son of Dorchester. Mass.
are spending a few weeks at the Twin
Oak cottage.
Rev, DR.. John R. Cow of Somer
Vile, Mass, who has been spending a
Jew days with his son, Russell, at the
Twin oaks cottage returned home Sat
urday.
Mrs. Benjamin Swift and daughter
Margaret, of Brunswick, Me-, arrived
saturday to spend the remainder Of
the summer with Mrs. Edward Bean
mont at the Birches.
MI. u. Froom Spike and friend OF
Brookline. Mass, is visiting his OAR
ents at the Mic Mac cottage
Mrs. S. A. Melcher entertained Mrs
CDas. Madden and two daughters
Miss Charlotte and Miss Katharine OF
brunswick, Me-, for few days. IL,
Mrs. Margaret MCGOWAN of Port
land, Me-, is spending two weeks with
MISS Nj. E. Patterson at the Waum
beck, as is also Mrs. Mary Heath nj
Portland, Me.
DIR. Fred Gowing and daughter Az.
mes of Philadelphia, Penn, are visit
ing Mrs. w. w. Gowing at the Lodges
"A very exciting baseball game was
played Tuesday between the Tigers
ana the AmaZons. The game result.
ed in complete victory for the Tig.
ers, the score being 81 to 16. Those
who played on the Tigers were the
Messrs. Jack Tavers, Russell Gov
Robert Perry, Richard Blaisdell, Her.
man BlDo and Frank Garfield. Those
on the AmaZons were the Misses Caro-
lyn Brainard, Ruth and Hazel LAYERS.
mndred worse, Laura Look, Violet
Comley and Helen Field.
Mrs. Mary Sheehan has Mr.
walter ID. Cooley of Lewiston, Me-. as
a guest this week
Mrs Lucy Clark of HallowelI. Me,
VIII spend next week with Mrs. John
IL. Gourlie at the Snow cottage
MI. Harold A. Gleason of Arlington
MASS, returned home after a pleasant
stay at the Silvers' cottage. Miss En-.
ma Stunkel of Raleigh, N. c.. arrived
tuesday 10 spend few weeks at this
cottage and Miss Bertha Littlefield of
| Ogunqu!t, Me-, left for her home af.
ter short stay with the Silvers.
| AN INFORMAL entertainment of an
unique type was recently given by q
prominent resident of the south side
10 small party of friends. He gave
II The name Of Moon Social. At nine
O'Clock in the evening the assembled
guests were invited to take seats fac.
ing the east upon the level lawn. In.
FORMAL conversation followed, when
suddenly one Of the party, rising ia
her rect, announced that the moon
was already up. Forthwith the guests
arose ana shouted their greetings tn
the queen or night as she rose maies
! ticajiy out OF the sea and shone bril-
| llantly through the island pines A
snort lecture upon astronomy followed
and the course of the moon through
the heavens was made the subject Of
warm discussion. Then each ore
or the guests tried to Guido the rest
In telling witty stories. II is safe 70
say that no such exhibition of humor
mas ever been given here since B,,s.
TINS island became a body polite !"
Light refreshments were served and
late in the evening the guests left
Tor their homes. 1t was decided Inv
all. that although the bright moon was
nearly full, their brilliant host voc