Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-15
Bustins Island

Where the worst is like the best;
And the women all are happy,
In their little homelike nest.
For the simple life is calling,
And it's there / long to be;
On the little isle of Bustins,
Looking outward to the sea.
! apologies to Kipling. -Contributed.)
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Cheney and
! maid of South Manchester, Conn.,, are
occupying the Lower Garfield" for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Perry, Master
of Chattanooga, Tenn, and Mrs. C. ].
Clark of Portland, Me-, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick d.
Fuller for few days. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferry recently motored from Chatta
nooga to Portland, a distance of 1000
miles. -.
Mrs. G. J. Partenheimer and Miss
Margaret Partenheimer of Northamp-
ton, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Henry C.
Parker
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. REYNOLDS of
Fairfield, Me-, have opened camp
Shamrock" for the summer.
Mrs. l.. L. Bean, Masters Carl and
Warren Bean, and Miss Barbara
Bean of Freeport, Me-, spent a week
at their camp
Mrs. H. A Gleason and Miss Eve
lyn Gleason of Arlington, Mass, are
visiting Mr.. c. B. Silver for the sum-
| mer.
Mr.. H. A. Gleason of Arlington,
of July.
Miss Harriet Peabody of Everett.
Mass, is at the "Homewood" for two
! weeks
! Harold and Archibald Clement of
everett, Mass, are spending a few
days with Mrs. Clement at the
Homework"
Miss Julia Macdonald, Miss AL
NINA Jelly and Miss Jane MacCall Of
! Newark, N. j., are at "Midwood' for
| the summer.
The first song service of the season
| was held at Mrs. Lancaster's home,
Sunday, July 4. DR.. Breul opened
the service with a few words, ex-
| pressing his pleasure at the gathering
| together Of the old inha bitants of the
Island. DR.. Pidge gave the prayer,
| followed by a fine talk by DR.. Greui
on "The feeling between the United
states and Canada at the beginning
OF the present great European war"
In the course of the evening Mr.. DON
ala Hosmer gave a violin solo and
|
Good Shepherd" The meeting was
closed by singing America" most
| enthusiastically.
| Miss Margaret SWEET Of Brunswick,
Me, spent a few days with Mrs. B.
E. SWEET.
Miss Jean B. McEwen of Washing
ton, ID. c., is at Camp Whittier" for
the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Nichols of Med
ford, Mass, Miss Helen Rice of Ar
Ilngton, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Nichols and son Winston, of Read
ing, Mass, are at the Nautilus"
MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Rice and Miss
Alma Nichols spent the Fourth with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols. Miss Alma
Nichols returned Saturday for two
weeks.
Mrs. Luke G. Bartlett of Boston.
Mass, is at "Briarcliff' for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. w. A. Campbell of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, and Mrs. Ellis Corbett
and son Alan of Orono, Me-, are at
their cottage for the summer
| Mrs. w. w. ToIman of Roslindale.
Mass, returned home after a visit of
! TWO weeks with Mrs Campbell.
DIR. and Mrs. Frederick Greene of
| Toronto, Canada, and Miss Gertrude
/ Greul of Philadelphia, Pa, are at the
"Grayledge" for the summer!
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Churbuck, of
Brldgewater, Mass, spent a week
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Byram.
Mr.. George Hoffins of New York.
| n; Y, spent the week end at THE
| Alders."
Mrs. F. E. Stackpole of Roslindale.
Mass, spent few days with Mrs.
| Law at THE Alders."
Mr.. Raymond Brewer of New York.
y. T., Is spending a week with Mrs.
| Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. J. Brown of Port
land, Me-, spent a week at the Little
Maplewood'
Mrs. B. A Smith of South Port
land, Me-, spent few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Anna Mcdonald Of Somerville,
Mass, and Mrs. Dalrymple of Nova
Scotia are at the Irwin Oaks" for the
summer.
Miss Annabel Warren of Exeter, N.
H., Is at THE Cedars" for the month
of July.
Miss Margaret F. Houston and Mrs.
Maynard A. Cheney of Dover, N. H.,
are at 1.-THE Cedars" again this sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Luke have re-
turned to their home In Lexington,
N.
Our nations birthday was celebrat-
ed more quietly than usual on Bus
tins. The legal holiday, July 5th,
brought driving rain and dampened
the spirits Of even the most optimis-
tic. That evening after the storm
had cleared, Mrs. Lancaster enter
tanned the Islanders with O. fine dis
play Of fireworks which were enioyed
by everybody.
DR.. Helen LeMaistre and Miss sa-
rah Hardesty returned to Philadel-
phia Tuesday. DIR. LeMaistre will
report at Bellevue Hospital, New
York City, on Thursday July is and
take up her work as the first woman
diagnostician in the Psycopathic ward.
DIR. LIE Maistre has the congratulate
tons and best wishes of all her BUS
tins friends for this honor is we'll de-
served.
Master Alden White will he tb,s