Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-29
Bustins Island

On last Tuesday party of younp
folks went on picnic to HarpsweiI
Center. Those who went were: BAR
bara and Carolyn Brainard, elisabeth
Eugster, Lois Bateman, Gwendolyn
Jones, Hazel Bower, Herman Bibo,
Frank Mar and Harold Fitz.
Miss Roselle Cooley of Jackson
vile, Fla, is the guest of Mrs. Che
ney at the Lower Garfield for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Allen of Boston,
Mass, are at "Briarcliff" as the
guests of Mrs. c. W., Newhall.
Mrs. G. j. Partenheimer and Miss
Margaret Partenheimer returned home
after two weeks visit with Mrs
Henry C. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Norris are en-.
PERTAINING their niece, Miss Grace 4.
Norris of Lexington, Mass, at the
"Alcazar."
Mrs. E. G. Sherman of Lexington,
Mass, will spend the rest of the sea-
| son at the Lancaster cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hogan of
vacation at the "Ramapo."
Rev. Nicholas Van der PyI of Hay-
| erhill, Mass, arrived Monday for a
weeks stay at the Upper Garfield"
Last Wednesday number of the
young people had marshmallow
| toast at the far end of the island.
They were chaperoned by Mrs. Louis
Eugster
Mr.. Roy Larrabee of Revere, Mass,
spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Byram. IT,.
Mr.. William Miles and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Miles of Kennett Square
Pa, spent a few days at "Westlook,"
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Taft.
Mrs. S. H. Hosmer and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Ward of Somerville,
Mass. are spending a week as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hosmer at
"Eldemido."
Mr.. H. w. Weller of Montreal,
Canada, spent few days at .Bide-a-
Vice. $50.
Mr.. Lester Richardson of Lowell,
Mass, is spending the rest of the
season at transferable" ... .
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Lima and
Mrs. G. Coburn of Brookline, Mass,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Tai
sey at "Hardscrabble"
Mrs. Ethel Drew visited Miss M.
E. Patterson at her cottage on Pleas
ant Point for a week.
Miss Helen Dane of Lawrence,
Mass, pupil of the Whittier scnool,
is spending the summer at Camp
Whittier.
Mr.. Walter L. Chaloner, the we'll
known water color artist of Boston,
Springfield and Merrimac, Mass, has
come from his summer camp at Bear
Island on Lake Winnipesaukee and
with Mrs. Chaloner will spend the
rest of the summer at BuStinS oc-
cupying the Bailey cottage.
The social festivities among the
older folks began last Tuesday after
noon, when Mrs. Russell invited all
the women on the island to a Thin
bic party at Camp Whittier. About
sixty-five women were present, each
with some bit of handwork. Two
hours passed quickly getting ac-
quainted and comparing work, when
cup of tea and some delicious
home CONNECTIONS brought to close
a delightful afternoon. 1t is the plan
to have an Island Party every
Tuesday and without further special
invitation each woman is invited to
come to these affairs.
The annual meeting of the B. I.
c. A. was held Monday afternoon,
July 10, at half past two in the
church grove. On account of the
weather the meeting was a small one.
The president, DR.. Mar, presided.
The reports of the Secretary and
committees were interesting. MI.
Hosmer stated for the Athletics COM
mittee that 500 had already been
spent by that committee this sum-
mer, fixing the tennis courts, etc.
The annual election of officers result
ed in the following: President, Dr. +.
w. Mar; vice-president, Mr.. E. w.
futile; secretary, Miss l.. c. Brack
EFT; treasurer, Mrs. C. E. Brainard
On Wednesday, July 81, Bustins
played Birch Island in tennis tour
nament at Bustins. In the singles
Redfield played Favreau and was beat
I. en-. Hosmer played Downey and was
also beaten. Fuller played Clark and
won. In the doubles, Redfeld and
Fitz played Clark and Favreau and
won. This tied Birch and Bustins.
On Saturday Bustins played Birch
at Birch Island, to finish the tourna-
ment. Hosmer and Fuller played
Downey and Thompson and were
beaten, giving the tournament to
Rirch Island. Following the tourna-
ment were two exhibition games,
both of which were won by Birch
Island.
Miss Mary E. Mitchell of the State
school for Girls at Lancaster, Mass,
was the guest of Mrs. Frederic d.
Fuller for few days.
Miss Elizabeth Fuller last Tues
day, in the "Nereus' in honor of
Marjorie E. Seefey of Lexington,
Mass. Her guests we're: Josephine
Galloup, Miriam Hosmer, Alice Dixon,
Mildred Brownell, Helen Parker, Har-
riet Kelsey, Doris Wander Pyl and
Margaret Partenheimer.
The first dance of the season was
held in the grove last Saturday
night. About ninety people attended
and good time was enjoyed by all. !
Last Sunday the first service was