Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-27


AT camp Whittier, left for Cape Bre-
ton, N. S.
Mrs. F. S. Glover Of suffern. N Y,
is the guest of Mrs. Hogan for two
weeks. WV
Mr.. Donald Kitchen of Methuen.
Mass, is visiting Miss Evelyn SWEET
for two weeks.
Miss Evelyn SWEET has been visit
ing at Clifford, Me-, and has returned
to the Island.
Mrs. Carrie L. Nichols of Merrimac,
mass, is spending several weeks
with Mrs. Lancaster.
MT. }. w. Blaisdell is to be with
MS family until they return to New
ton the first of August.
Mr.. VIM. Miller as usual won high
honors at the recent Sweet Pea Con
vent1on he attended in Bar Harbor.
he carried off six first prizes, two
second prizes and a silver cup.
tuesday evening Miss Bertha Bibo
entertained number of young peo-
pie at her cottage. TIL evenings fun
opened with singing some of the lat
est ragtime and very touching bal
lads. Later the young people ad-
journed to the piazza and danced.
Refreshments of lemonade and sweet
crackers wre served.
Miss Bibo's guests were the Misses
vivian and Mary Collins, Gwendolyn
Jones, Elizabeth Eugster, Hazel Bow
er, Barbara and Carolyn Brainard,
anna Wrye and Misses Florence and
Ethel Bibo and the Messrs. Lester
B!rdsall and Edgar Dunning, Herman
! 8ibo and Fredricks White.
Wp6npS1aU of
gave a sail to South Harpswen.
Twenty-six went in boat hired from
Chebeague. Two people claimed sea-
sickness, but otherwise nothing &C.
cured to mar the sail
The same afternoon Mr.. Brainard
took party around Great and Little
Chebeague in his motor boat. the
Wychmere. A very enjoyable time
was had
1hose going were: Mrs. White and
children, Allen and Helen; Mrs. Che
ney, Mr.. Street, Mr.. Brainard, Miss
Annie Gould, Mrs. Gillian and son
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Redfield,
Mr.. and Miss Parker.
Thursday evening Mrs Newhall
gave dansant at her cottage, Briar-
cliff, for the benefit of the B. l. C. A.
The admission was Is cents. The
people danced on the piazza. Later
fruit punch was served at FIVE cents
per glass. The dansant was a sue
cess and it is possible that there
might be another in the near future.
Mrs. E. S. Bosmer entertained the
women of the Island on Thursday
afternoon. About thirty-five came
with their sewing and knitting. ETC.,
and spent an enjoyable afternoon in
gossip and discussion. The women
voted to have no formal organization
but to continue these parties as So
cial affairs. If the need arose for
organized work it would be effected
later. Mrs. Hosmer served delicious
fruit punch and several kinds of
cake, marguerites and cheese crack
ers. Mrs. Chaloner will entertain the
women Thursday, July 81. Every
woman on the Island is asked to come
with or without her work No in
dfvidual invitations are sent, the Bull
letin Board carrying all the notice
that will be given. Watch the Bulle-
tin Board at the store. It will do
you good and may give you some
surprises.
The meeting Of the Bustins Island
'Cottagers' Association on Wednesday
afternoon, July 10, was called at 2.30
by DIR. Frederic w. Mar. First the
minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved. Then the treasurer.s
report was read. Mrs. Brainard sai6
that about 5000 was on hand.
Next the committee reports were
given by Rev. F. l.. Garfield Of the
Sunday Service Com. and Mr.. Hos
mer on the Athletic Committee.
After that the question of either
disbanding or making the organization
more effective was discussed, the ma
jority voting in favor of continuing
I The organization.
The voting to expend the money on
hand followed. viz. the athletic com
mite were to fix up tennis courts
and provide for form of entertainment
| Tor older people, and a committee
was appointed to purchase piano
for services and entertainment in the
grove.
Barrels were ordered purchased for
| waste to be placed at different points
on the Island.
Next came the election of officers
which resulted in the following: DR.. +.
w. Mar, Pres; DIR. Louis Eugster,
Vice Pres; Miss Louise Bracket,
Secy; Mrs. G. II. Brainard, Treas.
The meeting was adjourned.
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