Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12
Bustins Island

morning when one of our professional
men was foundered on the rocks in
his new high-power boat. Two hours
were spent in battling with the tur-
bid waves and the wrecked motor
before the daring occupant was
brought safely to shore by his rescu-
ers. Between the fear of beating the
craft to pieces and the engulfing of
the brave sailor, the excited observ-
ers were spellbound with the daring
and the danger. All the while, the
undaunted Bustinite kept putting at
his perennial cigar, though some of
the fair sex were hysterical. Such
events startle but also rouse pride
over the splendid seamanship of our
gallant men. 1t was great stir.
Miss Doris Mathewson Of Norwich,
Conn, who IS summering on Great
with Mrs. White at "Mudjekeewis."
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy P. Tucker,
Miss Gwendolyn Tucker and Mrs. P.
NJ. Holley of Bristol, Conn.,, spent
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Hosmer
at "Eldemido," having motored
through Vermont, New Hampshire
and part of Maine.
Mrs. ]. H. Bibo has returned to
Bustins after having spent two weeks
in New York.
Mrs. F. William Bell Of Methuen,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Twiss for
week or two.
MIR. and Mrs Marcus Butler and
Miss Frances Butler of Maiden,
Mass, spent a few days as the guests
of Mrs. Twiss at the Parker cottage.
Mrs. H. D. Brophy of Fairfield, Me-,
spent week at Camp Shamrock"
as the guest Of Mrs. Reynolds.
Miss Budd of Boston, Mass, is Wis
iting Mrs. Reynolds at Camp Sham
rock"
MI Chas. A. Lancaster Of South
Bend. Ind, spent Saturday with Mrs.
Lancaster at THE Cedars."
Miss Margaret F. Huston, who has
been spending the summer at THE
Cedars," has returned to Dover, n. Fl.
Mrs. Carrie l.. Nichols of Cam
bridge, Mass, is a guest of Mrs. Lam
caster.
Mrs. N. F. Sawyer, Miss Georgiana
Sawyer, Miss Mollie Sawyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Sawyer of Haverhill,
Mass, and Mrs A. F. Clarke of Wal
than, Mass, are at the Bacon cot
tage for August.
Miss Florence Hyde of Freeport.
Ne, and Mrs. Clyde Dunning of Win
chester, Mass, spent few days with
Mrs. Byram.
Mrs. Law of "The Alders" has been
entertaining Mrs. Ida Briggs of Port
land, Me-, Mrs. Frank J. Fogg of
Gray, Me-, and Miss Ina Fogg of Ad
ans, Mass.
Capt and Mrs. J. H. Evers of Bos
ton arrived Tuesday to spend the
month of August at THE Alders" as
the guests Of Mrs. Law.
Mr.. George r. Law, who has been
spending two weeks with Mrs. Law
at THE Alders" has been at the
Scranton, Pa, hospital for an opera
ton on account of blood poisoning
caused by a scratch from fish-hook.
Mrs. Benjamin Swift and Miss
Margaret Swift of Brunswick, Me-,
are spending the rest of the summer
at 'The Birches."
Mr.. c. w. French and family Of
West Somerville, Mass have return
ed to Bustins after a two weeks a1-
sence.
Miss Mary Silver of Arlington,
Mass, has arrived to spend the rest
of the summer at Bustins
Miss Mildred Gleason of Arlington,
Mass, has returned to the Island
| after three weeks stay at Bangor
Miss Gleason left Saturday for a
weeks stay at Birch Island.
Miss Margaret Z. Given of Somer-
vile, Mass, and Miss Anne Smith of
Maiden. Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Clement at "Homewood."
Miss Marion Cousins of SomervilIe,
Mass, left last week, after having
spent July with Mrs. Clement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Drake of
Montclair, y. j., are spending a few
weeks at Sea Glimpse" as the
guests of Dr.. and Mrs. Pidge.
Miss Marion c. Walker of Melrose
Highlands, MISS, is the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Fuller at the Fuller
| cottage.
Miss Elizabeth Fuller entertained
five tables of Auction last Tuesday
evening in honor Of Miss Marion
Walker. Refreshments of cake and
punch were served. Her guests were !:
| Mrs. Taisey, the Misses Marjorie
Seeley, Josephine Galloup Miriam
! 1osmer, Julia Richardson. Roberta
md Ruth Harding, Alice Dixon, Mil
| dred Brownell, Gwenydd Weller, Ro-
| selle Cooley and Clara Taft. and the
Messrs. Charles Macdonald. Donald
l1osmer, Everett Russell, Walter Ma
son, Percy Redfeld and Warren
Fuller.
Rev. Thomas Saunders of Meriden.
Conn. MISS Irene Smith and Miss
Regina Porges of New York City are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harding at
"Waumbek.'
The Bustins Island Village Corpo-
ration meeting was adjourned until
August Ia Mt 2 p. M, because there
was no quorum present
The third Island Party" was held
at Mrs. Lancaster's beautiful cottage.
Tho Cedars" Tuesday, Aug. Ord.
These gatherings are becoming ban
ner days" in the social life of the Is-
land. Many of the women brought
favorite recipes which Mrs. Russell
read, and some OF them caused much
discussion. One, How to cook and
serve a husband" will follow this
article, as 1t is a good one to pass
on. Mrs. Lancaster's refreshments
gave new idea IN manu- Tue Ios,~a