Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-06
eUsTiNs ISLAND
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Trio (violin cello and piano)
solo, Mrs. John L. Zaugg, Down in
the Forest;" piano solos, Miss Mir
lam Hosmer; Praeludium from First
Modern Suite. by Mcdowell; "Ro-
NANCE" by Sibelius; baritone solos,
Mr.. Edward Gerry, (a) Drink to me
Only with Thine Eyes,, (b) "My Lady
Chloe;" violin 500, Professor H.
Rockwell, "Berceuse from Jocelyn:"
baritone solo. Mr.. Frank Mar, Moth
er Machree;" soprano solo. Mrs. L.
Zaugg, ooh Dry Those Tears" Teresa
SWEET. REST in The Lord" Mendel-
sohn; baritone solos, Mr.. Edward
Gerry, (a) in the Time of Roses"
CD Requiem" (c) when the
Roses Bloom; Medley of College
Songs, Trio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamert Corbett, who
have been summering with Mrs. VIM.
A. Campbell, returned to their home
in Orino, Me. They are accompanied
by Miss Martha Greul, who will visit
them for week or two.
Mr.. Chas. A. Lancaster and daugh-
ter, Helen, of South Bend, Indiana,
spent the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. s. G. Lancaster, at 1.-THE
Cedars.'
Miss Eric S. Budd of Boston,
Mass, has as guests this week at
1.-THE Central cottage, Miss Edith
Martin and Miss Ressa Trombull of
Boston. $500
Mrs Harry Hewes and Mrs. Poole
of Reading, Mass, arrived this week
IS the guests of Mrs. C. w. Newhall
at 1.-THE Briarcliffe.
Miss Florence Brockway, who has
been summering here, returned to her
home in Brookline, Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Fred Goud of Farmingdale,
Me-. is the guest Of Mrs. L. C.. Laro
at 1.-THE Alders," for a week or so.
Mrs. A. Macdonald has as her
guest this week at "The Twin
Oaks" Mrs. Elizabeth Sherman of
Lexington, Mass.
The Misses Elizabeth and Sara
Dana of Lawrence, Mass, have taken
1.-THE Spruce Lodge" for August.
Tuesday evening the Chase cottage
was the scene of merry birthday
party, which was given by Miss Flor
ence Bibo in honor of her tenth birth
day. The porch was all strung up
with lighted Japanese lanterns. The
eighteen invited guests spent the
evening in playing games and in
dancing. During the evening re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert X. Mont
gomery. are entertaining Miss A. X.
Giles of Newton, Mass, at "The Wal
hallah." ..... '. -.....
Miss c. A. Brown of Auburn, N
: Y, is spending a week or so in
1.-The Maplewood," awaiting the com
pietion Of her newly built cottage
There was quite an excitement near
the Maiden Lane section of the island
where some young ladies, the Misses
Baker and Leavitt are tenting in
back of the Central road. On Tues
day evening cries of help were heard.
Some Of the nearby neighbors rallied
and came to the rescue. The ladies
in the tent claim that they heard
some one or something creeping and
crawling along the floor Of their tents
and naturally they cried out. The
islanders are very curious for a Solu-
ton of the mystery.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Higgins,
with their sons, Loring and William,
of Andover, Mass, and Miss Rather
inc Barnett of Indianapolis, Ind, are
spending August in "The Lodges"
DR.. and Mrs. o. c.. S. Davies and
daughter, Louise, of Augusta, Me-,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Taft at the Westbrook cot
tage.
Mr.. H. J. White is entertaining
Mass, and Miss Doris Mathewson of
Norwich, Conn.,, for week or so at
the lower Garfield cottage.
Miss Alma Swami and Miss Miriam
Macdonald, of Portland, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Freeman M. Grant.
Miss Marguerite Grant left the
island, Monday for a two weeks
visit with friends at Matinicus Is
land, Me.
Mrs. J. M. Grant returned to her
cottage Friday, after very pleasant
soiourn in Portland, Me.
Mrs. John P. Dick of North Adams,
Mass, and Miss Hazel Bowers of
Lawrence, Mass, returned to their
homes on Monday after a pleasant
stay at 1.-THE Bunchberry Lodge"
Miss Gwendolyn Jones, who sailed
from here last week for New York
arrived here safely, after a fine sea
trip.
The Bustins Island Village corpora
ton held a meeting in the grove Sat
urday afternoon and many important
measures were discussed. The fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
this year: Clerk, Arthur l.. Rey-
nolds; treasurer, Rev. Frank l.. Gar
field; overseers, Prof. E. S. Hosmer,
, Mrs. Chas. w. Newhall, Mrs. Errola
G.. Brainard, Mr.. F. d. Miller, DR..
f. w. Mar; board of health, Mr.. John
M. Jaynes, DIR. l.. G. Eugyster, Miss
Sara e. Bower; landscape commit
tee, Mr.. Robert Montgomery, Mr..
VIM. Miller, Mr.. c. w. Newhall, Mr..
s. A. Melcher, Mrs. S. G. Lancaster.
II A motion was made and discussed
that every cottage be required to
have a chemical fire extinguisher.
While the sentiment was strong that
every cottage ought to be so provided,
1t was thought better to defer the
matter at this time. 1t was voted to
request an appropriation for next year
| OF $3.50. Mr. +. ID. Fuller was elect
ed moderator Of the meeting.
Mrs. G. A. Cunningham and daugh-