Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
HILL CREST.
WHIST AND DANCING PARTIES
HELP TO PASS THE HOURS
AWAY.
Many Bookings Are Being Received
for September.

Many Bookings Are Being Received
for September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick VIM. Kel.
Ter OF Boston, Mass, arrived Satur.
day for an outing of two weeks. This
Is their first visit to our house. but we
trust We see them for many years to
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. VI. Taylor and
daughter from Lawrence, Mass. were
among the arrivals of Saturday. They
nave been here In years past and are
great admirers Of Chebeague.
George F. Hichborn of New York
registered Saturday for a short yaca.
ton OF at least one week.
Miss Ethel Phillips Of Salem. Mass,
who has been here at the house for
a two weeks outing, returned home
Saturday morning. Miss Phillips is a
pianist of ability and while here sew.
eral evenings she favored the guests
with impromptu recitals. Miss
Phillips Is planning to give a recital
In her native city this fall.
ID. ID. Gallagher, ]. p. Morris and
William J. Byrne Of New York ar
rived early last week for an outing of
young men are making the most of
their time enjoying short sailing
trips to the islands Of our bay.
The house is still receiving its large
share OF tourists and almost daily
Will find many new names on the ho-
tel register. The outlook for Septem-
Der never was so encouraging and II
the weather continues favorable the
hntlGa W. ha IaI of q ~ 4 Ear
Whist was the attraction again
Tuesday evening. the party being I'M
der the direction Of Mrs. T. ]. BisselI,
Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Peare.
First prize was secured by Mrs. w.
A. White, Boston: End William A..
Theiling, Boston: while the third was
awarded to Mrs. Hess of New York
City. The consolation was captured
by Miss Peare OF Newton.
All good things have an ending and
the ending Of the Field Day exercises
was appropriate to the popularity OF
Hill Crest and did honor to the 10y.
atty OF It's supporters In the great
Field meet OF last week, when this
mouse succeeded In carrying of the
honors OF the day with so points to
Its credit, more than double the mum.
hnal ceremony OF this signal victory
was celebrated Tuesday evening when
the handsome silk flag awarded Hill
Crest for their superior score was pre-
sented by the Field Day Committee
In the absence OF the chairman. Mr..
Clarence II. Lunt presented the ban.
ner OF silk to the house, dwelling brief.
ly on the honor transmitted therevIth
Secretary Thomas J. Bissell received
the flag In behalf OF Hill Crest and
with few we'll chosen remarks re-
minded the guests that IL was theirs
Tor one year only unless won again
next season. Cheers were vigorously
given and, after a rousing two verses
OF America, the house battle song"
was sung while the house "yeIl"
ripped out by a hundred voices gave
evidence OF determination to keen the
nag IN possible. II now hangs draned
In the ONCE together with the com.
piete account OF the 1906 Field paw
chpped from the Casco Bay Breeze
nanked by copies OF the Song" and
YER the whole neatly arranged Inv
Mr. Bissell on a background OF green
denim. s'ee"
Thursday evening last a most suc.
cessful whist party was given on tbe
music room the affair being I'm charge
OF Mrs. n. l.. Peare OF New York Citv
VINO - summering here. The folIov.
Ing were the winners of the afr nriz.
es awarded. DIR. A. n. woodcock Poe.
ton, VIM. A. TheilIng. Boston. wis.
Josephine Munson. Miss Edith MouI.