Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-10

berta Harding, Mr.. Harding. Masters
William and Frederick Harding. The
nrst picnic was held aI Chebeague.
and there are two more which are
expected to be held in the future.
one at Birch Island, and the other
at Great Whaleboat Island. These
picnics are always pleasant and a
great many people always 90.
MISS Roselle Cooley of Jacksonville,
Eta. is as usual visiting Mrs. w. w.
cheney, who has the Bibo Cottage.
Fairvtew, this summer.
MT. and Mrs Frank F. Harding, the
MISSES Ruth and Roberta Harding
and the Masters William and Fred
erick Harding of Brooklyn. N. v
have taken the Lower Garfield Cot
tage for August.
Miss katherine Barnett of Indian
apolis, Ind. is the guest of Mrs. White
| at the Mudjekeewis for August.
MRS. w. d. Twiss, and the Misses
Beatrice and Catherine Twiss Of
Lawrence, Mass, are as usual occu-
plying the Parker Cottage for the
month of August.
Rev. Rowland Cloud Of Woodbury.,
N j. is the guest of Mrs ]. H. BIZ
DO at the Chase Cottage. Mr.. Cloud
has just graduated from the Univer-
sity of Nebraska at Lincoln, Neb.
MT. Joel Kelsey has returned to
his home in Baltimore after a FIVE
weeks stay with his parents at the
Sprucedale.
Mr.. E. H. Josselyn of Baltimore.
Md. spent few days with Mr.. and
Mrs: Kelsey at Sprucedale.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Burdick of Man
chester. N. H. are visiting Mrs. A p.
Reynolds for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Norris of the
Alcazar are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs,
j.. l.. Norris of Lexington at their
cottage
Mrs. G. r. Earl and son Preston of
Yonkers, N. Y, are the guests of Mrs.
Galloupe for a week.
MISS Leslie Brown of Lexington.
MASS, spent week with Mrs. CAL
loupe and is now spending the same
period Of time with Mrs. Crone.
Miss Marjorie Seeley, Wellesley.
1916, of Lexington has been visiting
Mrs. Galloupe for week.
Mrs. Calvin w. ChiIds of Licking
ton spent the week end with her
mother, Mrs. Galloupe
Mrs. l. o. Palmer and daughters.
Marie and Marjorie Palmer of New
tonvllle, Mass. are among late ar
rivals and are occupying Mrs. Lam
casters cottage for the month.
MISS Susan Martin is as usual Wis
lting Mrs. Russell at Camp Whittier.
this year for four weeks. She has
been coming to Bustin's for fourteen
years and is a great admirer as are
all who visit it. Miss Martin is
of Haverhill
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Smith of Wash
ington, ID. c. are guests at the Ram
apo for month. Mr.. Smith is an
other old Islander and knows and
loves Bustin's well.
Miss Margaret Cummings of Bel
mont, Mass. and Mr.. Irving Jackman
OF New York City are spending a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Flanders of
Auburn, Me-, spent few days at the
French Cottage with Mr.. and Mrs.
French
Thursday evening Miss Bower gave
farewell dance to Miss Hazel Bow
er and Miss Gwendolyn Jones. The
fox trot, one step, waltz, and Paul
Jones were danced to Victrola music.
Those present were the Misses
Mary Collins, Helen Redfield, Bertha
Bibo, Barbara and Carolyn Brainard.
Eliza beth Eugster, Hazel Bower and
Gwendolyn Jones and the Messrs.
Harold Sniffin, Lester, BirdsaII, and
Edgar Dunning, Herman .Bibo; Fred
ricks White and the Rev. Rowland
Cloud
MT. j. j. Nelson of Everett. Mass.
Is again visiting Mr.. Taft at Westlook.
The Island Sewing Party was held at
Mrs. Lancaster's cottage, The Cedars
Thursday afternoon. About fifty Wo-
men enjoyed the afternoon with their
sewing. During the afternoon Mrs.
Irving 0. Palmer of Newton gave
some negro sermons which were most
interesting. Delicious refreshments
of punch and cake were served. Mrs.
Pidge, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Richardson.
and Mrs: Doliiver assisted Mrs. Lam
caster.
Miss Minnie Sugatt of Lawrence,
Mass. is the guest of Mrs. Richard
son at Hardscrabble.
Mr.. Walter Mason of Hayerhill,
Mass. is as usual visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Eugster at Cholet Alloel.
"Bustin's Big Bust" the annual
affair on the Island will be held Aug
ust %. 1t is planned to make this
an inter-Island day and posters will
soon be sent to many Islands in the
Bay, and Bustin's hopes many of her
neighbors will come.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heald of
Methuen, Mass. have the Curtis Cot
tage for two weeks.
The Island Card Party given by the
b. /. c. A. on Friday afternoon was
great success. Miss Macdonald
opened her cottage for the event and
Wildwood was a delightful place that
foggy afternoon. Eleven tables of
auction were played and the prizes
were won by Mrs. Van Dyke, Mrs.
Myer, Mrs. Clement, Miss Kicker,
Mrs. Newell and Miss Alice Cum
bingham. The consolation was won
by Miss French, Miss Bower and Miss
Clement were in charge of the affair
Miss Ethel Clarke of New York
has arrived and will be at Bunch
berry Lodge for the remainder OF the
season.
On Monday July % Couain,a Island