Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-22
Bustins Island

o. her guest, Miss Margaret Parten-
heimer on Monday, July IL. The
young ladies brought their sewing ana
a good time was enjoyed by all.
Among those present were the Misses
Alice Dixon, Clara Taft, Mildred
Brownell, Harriet Wright, Juliet Web
ster, Barbara and Carolyn Brainard,
Bertha Bibo, Elizabeth Fuller, Miriam
Hosmer and Doris Wander Pye
Mr.. Harold c. Bond and Mr.. Harris
j. Nelson of Boston, Mass, spent the
week end at The Lodges.
Mr.. Raymond futile of Attleboro
Mass, spent few days at the Spruce.
dale cottage.
Miss Harriet Kelsey and friends
spent Sunday in the White Mountains.
Mrs. Henry Merrill and daughters,
FRANCES and Mildred, of Hebron, Me-,
spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Clement and
son and Mr.. Munson OF Winthrop,
Mass, were anchored off the island
for a few days. They are making a
trip in their yacht, Avis, to Rockland
Me-, and are expected back this week.
Mr.. ]. w. Blaisdell arrived Satur-
DAY for a month.
Mrs. Frank E. Willis OF Reading,
Mass, and Mrs. J. Frank Chase Of
Boston, Mass, are at the Nautilus
An adventuresome sail in heavy
fog was experienced by a party Of
Bustinites last Thursday. Among those
who went were: Mr.. and Mrs. Law,
Miss Parker, Miss Greul, DR.. Greul,
Mr.. and Miss Kelsey and Mrs. Rey-
holds.
Miss Martha Greul arrived Wednes-
day for the rest of the season.
Mrs. F. H. Purinton of Topsham.
Me-, is visiting Mrs. Beaumont at
the Birch cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Marshall and
Miss Olive Marshall, of Lexington,
Mass, are at Spruce Lodge for the
rest of July.
Mr.. G. w. Taft left for Deer Isle
last Thursday for few days.
The Misses Clara Taft, Juliet Web
ster and Harriet Wright lett the Is.
land to visit a school friend in Au-
gusta, Me.
Miss Gwenydd Weller of Montreal
Canada, is again at the Bide-a-wee.
The Misses Sarah Bower and Gwen
dolyn Jones of New York City and
Miss Hazel Bower of South Lawrence,
Mass, are again at the Bunchberry
Lodge.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Eugster and
Miss Elizabeth Eugster of Washing
ton, ID. c., have opened Chalet for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Sugatt, of Law
renee, Mass, are at the Idlehour for
the remainder of July.
Miss Lois Bateman, of Somerville
Mass, is spending a few weeks at
the Brainard bungalow.
Mr. Walter Mason of Haverhill
Mass, is at the Island for three
weeks.
On last Friday, Miss Brownell and
Miss Dixon entertained a sewing par
ty at The Lodges. Those present
were the Misses Barbara and CAROLYN
Brainard. Helen Parker, Margaret
Partenheimer, Elizabeth Fuller, Mir
lam Hosmer and Lois Bateman.
Last Saturday evening Miss Brown
ell and Miss Dixon gave a carl party
In honor of their guests, Mr.. Harold
Bond and Mr.. Harris Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Dyer and
daughters of Augusta, Me-, are at
Sunset for few weeks.
Mr.. William Miller has recently at
tended the annual exhibition of the
National Sweet Pea Society at New
port, r. l. His sweet peas won two
prizes there. At Boston on July TO-
six prizes were taken by Mr.. Miller.
Mrs. J. E. Donallen of Lynn, Mass,
is at Briarcliff for a few weeks.
In spite of the fog many of the is
landers went to the pageant at Che
beague. Those who took parties over
were: Mr.. George Guppy, Mr.. Jaynes,
Mr. Brainard, Mr.. Warren Fuller. Mr..
Grant and DR.. Mar.
Mr.. Brainard took over a party of
young folk among whom were: Bar
bara and Carolyn Prainard, Lois Bate
man, Elizabeth Egster, Hazel Bow
er, Gwendoiyn Jones, Bertha Bibo
Margaret Partenheimer, Helen Par
ker, Frank Mar, Herman Bibo. Harold
F1tz and Frederick White. When the
storm broke the young people were
comfortably sheltered in the Wych-
mere, although Captain Soule of the
yacht Daphne, offered shelter in his
comfortable cabin. Those of the par
ty who saw the pageant were de-
lighted.
On account of the heavy rain Sat
urday night, the dance IN the grove
was postponed until Saturday, July "a.
Because Of the flooded condition OF
the church grove, the services sched-
uled for the past two weeks have had
TO be omitted. Rev. J. B. G.. Pidge OF
philadelphia. was TO have preached.
July II, and the Rev. Frank L. Garfield
was to have conducted the services
on July IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Luke Of Lex
ington, Mass, returned to the island
Sunday after weeks absence.
Mr.. Frank Harding OF Brockton
Mass, spent two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. F. Harding at Waumbek.
Mr.. II. l.. Norris Of Lexington,
Mass, spent Sunday with his family
at the Alcazar.
In recent conversation with Mr..
c. w. Newhall, President of the Bus
tins Island Villagers Corporation, he
said that 325 loads Of sand were used
In repairing the two miles of road
that needed 1t. This work was done
under the personal supervision of Mr..
Newhall and he was ably assisted by
CAPTAIN Carey and Mr.. r. II. Madigan
The recent rains have washed some