Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-26
THE HAMILTON.
MANY SOCIAL AFFAIRS ARE BE.
ING ARRANGED BY THE YOUNG
Err ELEMENT OF THE HOUSE.
The House Committee On Field Day
Are Hustiing For Funds.

The House Committee On Field Day
Are Hustlins For Funds.
Mr.. William Cremer Official stem
ographer for the National House of
Representatives with his wife, their
son and daughter are here at the
| house for the remainder of the sum-
mer. Mr.. Cremer is here for rest, so
the family decided to room at the
| annex. Mr. Asher Kinds chief clerk
of the National House whose summer
home is here at the West End was in
strumental in bringing the family to
this island.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Fuller and Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Knight of Springfield,
Mass, are here at the house for a
sojourn. having registered Sunday.
The party are touring in their auto
mobile and have already made short
visits to several of the resorts along
the coast. On their arrival at Port
land, the automobile was stored and
while here fishing, boating and yacht
ing will more than make up for being
denied the enjoyment of the automo-
bile.
Edmund G. Gray of Newark, n. j.,
arrived Sunday to join his wife and
son, Edward Gray, Jr., who have been
here since the first part of July.
MI. Gray Is treasurer Of the Pruden-
tial Life Insurance Co. The family
are here for the entire season.
Miss Elva NJ. Boss of Foxcroft, Me-,
Is here at the house, the guest of her
friend, Miss Bessie Hamilton, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Harry L. Hamilton the pro-
prietor of this ideal summer hotel.
Mr.. David Crawford and daughter
Miss Florence Crawford of Montreal,
Canada, arrived Friday for the re-
mainder Of the season. Mrs. Craw.
ford was unable to come at this time.
but from present arrangements she Is
expected the 2Sth. The family were
mere last summer for an extended va
cation and were great favorites with
all the guests. Miss Crawford was
especially active in the social life at
the house and In the minstrel perfor.
nance which was given here she took
a leading part, her song, Yankee
Doodle Doo' making a great hit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Gleason of Leo
minister, Mass, are here for three
weeks having arrived Wednesday of
iast week. Mr.. Gleason is a travelling
salesman whose duties take him over
wide territory. He considers our To-
cation one OF the finest ever visited In
his travels.
Miss Bessie F. Hamilton. stenogra-
pher at Cressey e. Allen the music
dealers OF Portland, enjoyed a weeks
rest from business care at the
mouse the past week. Miss Hamil.
Ton VIII have another week for recrea-
ton In September.
r.
MI. and Mrs. Allen l.. Luke. child
ana maid, OF Luke, Md, with his
brother William @. Luke OF New YORK
arrived Saturday for the season. AL
ready they are delighted with the
yachting, fishing and bathing privi.
ieges to be had here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Myers y,
piainheld, ". j., arrived last week for
an outing OF three weeks or moro
hrs. Myers Is well known among the
summer colony here, for during the
summer OF 1904 she occupied the
Barnacle cottage In company with
Mrs. O'Brien. VII"
Mr.. Asher Kinds, chief CLERK n,
the Nationa ! House of Renresor,.-
yves at Washington, ID. C.. who "a
mere with his family at their delight.
iui summer home at the West End
IN company with Charles Uanson
caned on proprietor Hamilton for a
social hour Sunday afternoon.
The Get Together club OF the house
are making elaborate arrangements
Ut costume party which will be
even AT the hotel Friday evening
aug. .. the proceeds OF which Will he
gwen TO the Field Day fund. Music
vii be furnished by an Orchestra
rom Portland and a costumer from
boston VIII be here to furnish cos.
tunes. Prizes viii be awarded for
,ne handsomest gentiemen's and In.
oees, costumes, most comical costume
TOT the gentlemen and ladies' and
aIso prize for the handsomest cbiId's
costume. The committees in charge
consis.ins or l.. B. Clark. Edward
Grey, Jr, w. II. Murray. G. A GIes.