Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-23

Mar. Harold L. Ertell, of Springfield.
Mass, and Mr.. James MacNaughton
of bingham, Mass.
Mr.. p. Franklin Stone of Chelsea,
Mass, who had decided to go home
this week. will remain. another week.
The Nichols celebrated the erec-
ton of new sixty-foot flag. pole.
This was done after considerable
! time and energy had been spent upon
/ it. When the Stars and Stripes are
seen floating from its height, a grand
view Is witnessed.
Mrs. George c. Virtue of Brookline,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. c. w. New
hall at THE Briarcliff Cottage"
Mrs. F. NJ. Tucker, who is summer
ing at the Bacon Cottage, has left
for an extended tour with her father,
Mr.. G.. B. Hatch, to Poland Springs,
Rockland, Camden and Augusta. They
will take this trip in Mr.. Hatche's
| fine seven-seated Lozier automobile
and will be gone for about a week.
| Mrs. Fred Boothby and children,
Ruth and Gerald of Portland, Maine,
are spending few weeks as the
guests of Mrs. M. E. Patterson at
1.-The Waumbeck."
Mr.. Clinton o. Andrews of Law
renee came Sunday to spend week
or two with his family at 1.-THE Nor
umbega,"
Miss Marion C. Tucker, left Friday
for a weeks trip to bingham, Mass.
She will meet her grandfather, Mr..
Hatch, who will return with her by
automobile to the island.
Mr.. George R. Law, who has been
i, spending the summer with his moth
er at 1.-THE Alders," went away this
tn -,
to New York, Massachusetts and
Pennsylvania
Mr.. Ralph II. Marshall and wife, re-
turned to their home in Lexington,
Mass, after a pleasant three weeks
stay at The Spruce Lodge.
Miss S. Dudley of Whitinsville,
Mass, is spending a week or so with
Mrs. S. H. Melcher.
The young people of the island
celebrated their first picnic by going
to Cliff Island on Saturday. The day
was ideal for this sort of an occasion
and all started in The Wychmere,
about ten o'clock. The trip over to
Cliff Island was without an incident,
save the frequent ducking received
from the turbulent waters. The only
difficult experience after landing on
the island was the finding of suit
able lunching ground. This was final
ly found after tramping about many
Of the picturesque beauty spots for
an hour. After luncheon the party
proceeded to THE Brownie Cottage"
where they paid a visit to THE
Cousins" a we'll known Somerville
family on that island. The young
folks returned to "Bustins' about five
o'clock, saying that they had had
most enjoyable time. Those who
made up the party were Messrs. Her
man Bibo, Donald Rockwell, Melville
Bowen, Frank Mar, Roger Andrews
and Mr.. Chas. Brainard, and MIR. John
NJ. Jaynes, the Misses Barbara and
Carolyn Brainard, Lucie and Florence
Bowen, Doris and Dorothy Rockwell,
Hazel Bowers, Gwendolyn Jones, Clara
Taft and Miss Maude Cunningham.
The Bustin's Island base ball team
played two important base ball games
on Tuesday. and Wednesday of this
week. The first was played at Mere
Point and resulted in a disastrous de-
feat for Bustins, Mere Point winning
by a score Of 10 to 2. The second
game was played at South Freeport,
with The "Freeport World Beaters."
This game resulted in decided VIC
tory for Bustins, the score being
10 10 q, lnOSe WEO partlcular1ly
starred for Bustins were Percy
Redfield and Joe Kelsey. The former
of these was put in the limelight by
his excellent batting abilities. The
latter through his speedy delivery
famed out some of Freeport's best
players. Next week a game is sche-
duled with Littlejohns Island.
Saturday evening the second dance
OF the season was held at Wilson's
Hall. The affair was a decided sue
cess, due perhaps to an entirely new
selection of modern dance records.
The affair was well attended by the
islanders, and it is hoped that as the
season rolls on more will patroniZe
this excellent enterprise.
Sunday services were held in the
grove this week. Rev. Frank C. Gar
field was the officiating preacher.
His sermon was enjoyed by all, as
well as the vocal selection by Mrs
John l.. Zaugg. 1t is probable that
Rev. DIR. John B. Pidge will lead the
meeting next Sunday.
Mr.. Eldred G. Brace Of Richmond
Hill, New York, who is summering
on Chebeague Island, spent the week
end with Mr.. Frank Mar at Dustin
hochheim."
Mrs. Frederic w. Mar, left the is
land Thursday, for week sojourn
in Lynn, Nahant, Salem and Jamaica
Plain.