Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1917-07-19

- Mr. James Mcgregor of Dublin, n.
H., and Miss Jessie Mcgregor of Bos-
ton are visiting Miss Miller.
Bust1ns Island Red Cross Unit To
work under the direction of and in
conjunction with the Portland Red
cross Chapter was organized Friday.
July 10. The meeting was held at Mr..
Blbos cottage 'Fairview,'' which he
mas kindly loaned this summer for
Red Cross Headquarters. Meetings
VIII De held Tuesday and Friday after
moons from two to five. All women on
the island are asked to come either
one or both days for sewing or knit
tlng. Stand behind the Bustin's Red
Cross Unit and help do our bit" here
Mrs. Newell and her mother. Mrs.
Mitchell, of HaveIhill are staying with
MISS Jennie Bru-e McEwen of Wash
1ngton at Miss McEwens cottage "As
You Like It."
tuf aisA 1 RGr Hfeien Dane of Iawrena
Mass, Miss Josephine EatUn of--1f36 100
ton and Miss Pauline Vittum of Hav-
erhlll, Mass, are the guests of Mrs
russell at Camp Whittier
Or. l.. w. Eugster arrived last SAT-
urday. '' 'a'
MI. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Hogan and Miss
ilton are spending the summer aft
thelr cottage "Ramapo." Mrs. Hogan
is recovering from her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene F. Perry from
Nyack, N. Y, have been the guests of
Dr. and Mrs. Frederic w. Mari. Mr.
Perry returned Sunday
me Misses Alice and Laura Cum
n1ngham of Somerville, Mass, are
spending the summer at Bustin's.
w. w. Obear and family are at their
cOTf4Qp hory -.
week Mr.. Obear's sister, Mrs. John.
son, of Maiden, Mass.
Bustin's is not behind the rest of
the country in it's interest in garden.
ing this year. There are many new
gardens on the island. 1t has been
suggested that we should unite with
other islands later in the season in an
exhibit Of garden products.
The Chaloner Studio is open to Wis
ftors again this year and there are
many local water-color sketches of
famous beauty spots on Bustin's as
well as of secluded hooks not so well
known. The Bacon cottage is occu.
pied by southern friends, having been
purchased by Miss McEwen, and the
Chaloners have leased the Garfield cot
tage just beyond Hs'f
Mrs. j. P. Garfield and her sons are
'hSb H6 1%SQReS. NIT.
Garfield has returned to Rochester. N.
H., after brief stay.
Mrs. Stella G. Lancaster came early
to her. summer home and has her
mother with her now Mrs. Larkin
or Merrimac, Mass, and her sister.
Mrs. George Patten, also are with her,
Her father and her mothers sister.
MISS Ellen Little, are expected soon.
Colonel Samuel Sergeant and sister
are at Camp Bluff in Maiden Lane.
Miss Wellington of Newton, Mass.
and Miss Mcdonald of Newark, N. J..
also Miss Bower and Miss Clark have
opened their cottages.
The first church service of the sea-
son was held in the Grove Sunday the
fifteenth. DR.. Pidge preached the ser.
mon. The audience enjoyed beanti.
full solo by Miss Rose Jefferson Her
sister Miss Addie Jefferson was the
pianist.
DR.. Alfred Cobb and wife and Miss
Elizabeth Cobb from Portland spent
Sunday with Mi. and Mrs. Cole.
Mr.. Carroll Haines of Woodbury., N.
j., came with the Redfields In their
automobile and has been spending a
few days with them.
Mr. F. f: Harding and his family are
spending the season in the Lower Gar.
field cOffapo