Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-13
Bustins Island

Mrs. A. E. Reynolds has as her
guest this week Miss Maude Schu-
field of Lawrence, Mass.
Miss Jane Davies Of Somerville,
Mass, is the guest of the Misses Dor
othy and Doris Rockwell at the Soule
cottage.
Mr.. Walter Mason Of Haverhill,
Mass, is spending his annual vaca-
ton on the island. He has been
spending the earlier part Of the sum
mer in camp at Bath, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. futile have
just come back from a weeks trip to
| the White Mountains. The weather
| has been ideal in that section or the
country and they have had a most
| enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Luke of Lex
ington, Mass, arrived this week to
spend a few weeks at the Alcazar.
His daughter, Mrs. H. L. Norriss and
| children have returned to Lexington,
Mass, for a week or so.
Miss Mildred Jones and Miss Mari.
on Johnson, who have been summer
ing at the Broad View for a week
| returned to their homes in Winthrop.
Me-, on Saturday.
Miss Margaret Houston and Mrs.
George B. Patton, who have been
spending few weeks as the guests
of Mrs. S. c. Lancaster, returned to
Dover, N. H., on Monday. .-. o..
Miss Sara l.. Little of Merrimac,
Mass, who has been making a weeks
sojourn at the Cedars with Mrs. S. C..
Lancaster. left Monday for Baden
vile, Me. o. ..-- -. .....-,. .s .-;
Miss Marion Cousins, teacher of
Science in the Chelsea high school,
also Miss Helen F. Jackson, director
of Sanford hall, in the University Of
Minnesota, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Lord this week at the
Lancaster cottage.
Mr.. Will G. Merrill of Coopville,
Wash, arrived for a short stay as
the guest of Mrs. Benjamin SWEET at
the farm house. Among the other
recent guests at this cottage are the
Misses Georgiana and Mollie Sawyer
of Haverhill, Me.
Miss Fannie NJ. Merrill is spending
week visiting Mrs W.. Neering at
Mere Point.
The announcement that the cottage
! OF G. E. Bacon on this island is for
sale will be found on page 2 of this
issue and will be Of interest to any
one contemplating purchasing a cot
tage. ~, a
Mr.. John Ray of Boston gave his
wife and friends another surprise by
| making a flying week end visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Houston of Do
yer, \. H., are the guests of Mrs. S.
Z. Lancaster at the Cedars.
A whist auction bridge and Five
Hundred party will he held at Wilson
hall this evening under the auspices
OF the B. l. c. A. Tickets for this
will be twenty-five cents and the chair.
man, Miss Marion Tucker, states that
the ladies desire to make this the
, success Of the season.
Miss Bertha Bibo. is entertaining
| her friend, Miss Kathleen Mason of
Germantown, Pa this week at ths
Chase cottage.
Miss Maria Alexander and her niece
| Lily, returned to Boston after a weeks
stay at the Waumbek.
Mrs. George B. Taft, who is sum-
mering at the Westlook was sudden
~ called home on account of illness
! in her family.
MIR. Joe Kelsey returned to his home
in Baltimore, Md, after spending the
month of July with his parents at
| their cottage.
Miss Hazel Edgerly Of Haverhill is
spending 4 few weeks as the guest
of Miss Doris Van der Pyl at the Low.
er Garfield cottage.
Rev. Nicholas Van der Pyl left the
island Saturday SO as to be able to
preach at Dedham, Mass, on Sunday.
the regular weekly dance was held
at Wilson Hall Saturday evening. A
Soodly crowd was in attendance but
| there was plenty of room for more.
Mr., and Mrs. c. e. Paddock and
family of Springfield, Mass, are
spending the month of July at the
| Casco Vista. They have as their
guest Miss Grace ]. Barber of the
Springfield high school.
Miss E. H. Clarke of Newport, r.
L., and Miss Harriet Crosby of Meth
uen, Mass, spent Friday with the
Danas at Spruce Lodge.
| Miss Kate Clark of jamestown. r
l., is visiting Miss Lucy Melcher for
week or ten days. ~
| The Chocolate" held in the grove
on Thursday afternoon was a decided
| success in more than one way. The
attendance was all that could be dc.
sired and the chairman, Miss Julia
| Macdonald, says that about $25 was
| cleared
| Inc buStlnS Island baseball team
played a very close nine-inning game
with Birch Island Saturday afternoon,
which resulted in the latter's defeat
Bustins winning by 1913. Another
game will be played this week at
Birch Island and very exciting game
is anticipated.
Mrs. Edward Moore and Miss Jes.
sic Moore of Worcester, Mass. spent
tuesday as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. A Melcher. =.
Mr.. Clark Harwood OF the firm
Chapman and Harwood Of Boston.
spent Wednesday with his sister. Mrs.
s. A. Melcher. I'LL.
| DR.. Frank 10. Harding, wife and
family OF Brooklyn, N. Y, who have
been summering at the Greenlodpe
for the past four or FIVE weeks. left
Saturday for Douglas Hill, Me-, where
they will remain until Labor Day.