Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-27
Bustill's Island
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On Sunday evening, July 16, a sing
was held at Mrs. Blaisdell's cot
| tage. Many old songs both humorous
and sad we've sung from the Cable
Company's Song Books. Miss Bar
bara Brainard accompanied on the
| piano and Mr.. Lester Dunning on
| the mandolin.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Blaisdell, Mr.. Walter Wrye, Mrs.
Jas. Wrye, Mrs. Russell, Miss Brack-
!ett, the Misses Elizabeth Eugster,
| Barbara Brainard, Vivian and Mary
| Collins, Emily Blaisdell, Josephine
Eaton, Gwendolyn Jones, Hazel Bow
er, Anna Wr"e and the Messrs. Rich
ard Blaisdell, Fredricks White, Les
Harold Sniffin.
Mr.. ]. H. Bibo of Woodbury., N.
j., has arrived to join his family at
the Chase cottage.
Mr.. r. H. Sugatt of Lawrence,
Mass, is visiting Rev. and Mrs.
Pidge at the Sea Glimpse.
| The Chaloner Studio is open to
visitors every afternoon except
tie water color sketches of Bustins
from happy viewpoints and of the
neighboring islands, charmingly suit
ed for souvenirs. Mr.. ChaIoner has
! filled and is still busy with orders
OF many residents on the island of
their summer homes here and their
favorite views; and art and nature
lovers find many interesting sub
| jects in their visits both in this
country and Europe.
| Monday evening, July II, a marsh
mallow toast was held by the young
folks on the rocks near Indian
Spring. They ate all they could and
many declared they could never eat
another marshmallow, but another
toast in the near future will try them
out. Miss Bertha Bibo acted as the
chaperone. Those at the toast were:
the Misses Elizabeth Eugster, Bar
bara and Carolyn Brainard, Vivian
and Mary Collins, Anna Wrye, Ha-
eel Bower and Gwendolyn Jones, and
the Messrs. Marshall Rouse, Lester.
Birdsall and Edgar Dunning and
| Fredricks White.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry c. Parker of
Reading, Mass, have arrived at their
| cottage on the South Side.
| Miss Helen Parker, also of Read
ing, arrived later and joined her
family, who will all return the first
Of August
Mrs. E. P. Lyman of Somerville,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Parker
until the first of August
| Bustins has had it's share of the
Annapolis midshipmen who came in
| to Portland on their training cruise.
! M1dshipmen Holmes and Sprague of
the Missouri" were the guests of
| MRS. EIgster for the week end at
Chalet 'Alloel.
N. Y, after having spent a few days
with Mr.. Percy Redfield at the
Rockhaven, left for Douglas Hill.
Me-, where she is to join her fam
lily. Then the whole family will re-
turn and occupy the Lower Garfield
for August.
Miss Edith c. Bean of Concord,
Mass, spent few days with Mrs.
Crone.
Mr.. Joel Kelsey spent the week end
at Ocean Point.
Miss Ellacoya Goodhue of Wolf
boro. N. H., is visiting Mrs. Galloupe
for the rest of the summer.
Miss Spofford has returnd to
Groveland after a months visit to
Mrs. Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G. Larkin and
Miss Sarah Little Of Merrimac,
Mass, are as usual spending August
with Mrs. Lancaster at The Cedars.
Mrs. F. II. Patten and Miss Patten
of Merrimac, Mass, are the guests
of Mrs. Lancaster for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Seamans
Of New York City are visiting Mr..
Meacham, Mrs. Butte and Mrs. Kin
sey until the first of August,
Miss Gertrude Foster of Cam.
bridge, Mass, spent few days with
Mrs. Lancaster at The Cedars.
Rev. and Mrs. Rufus r.. Dix OF
Newtonville, Mass, spent week
with, Miss Wellington.
Mrs. G.. Irving Swan of Arlington,
Mass, visited the Misses Kicker and
Swan for two days.
| The Misses Margaret and Nellie
Grimes of Montreal, Quebec, are
spending two weeks Mt the Bacon cot
tage with Mrs. Chaloner.
Mrs. and Miss Clement spent a
week motoring with friends among
the White Mountains.
| Miss Jane McEwen OF Washington
ID. c., will stay with Mrs. Russell at
' Counr yybffftAr. Co., A,.c.as