Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-29
HILL CREST.
EVERY ROOM STILL OCCUPIED
AND MANY WILL REMAIN UN-
TIL THE MIDDLE OF
SEPTEMBER.
Fine Whist Party Given Thursday
Evening Last which was Largely
Attended

Attended.
Friday evening the Hill Crest par.
lor, which was prettily decorated for
the Field Day celebration. was the
scene of a well attended whist par.
ty. There were eight tables in pro-
gress. and the players enjoyed two
pleasant hours at the game The
proceeds netted a large sum and are
to be used for the new church fund.
Beautiful prizes we've offered and the
winners made very good scores. La
dies first prize. water color picture.
was won by Mrs. w. d. Chase of New
York with 80 points, Mrs. E. NJ.
Broggan of Somerville who played a
gentleman's part won the mems
first. The Pearl OF Orr's Island" by
score OF SO. Second prizes were
won by Mrs. ]. w. Hoben of Spring
held. deck of cards with souvenir
case, with IS, and II. S. Peare of New
York City, an encase bottle for me-
dicinal purposes, with 80 points. Mrs.
G. r. Faucet of Stamford. Conn,
won brown vase, and Leon Doble
of Beverly, Mass. a stein, as third
prize.
Art NJ. Wellington gave a pleasing
entertainment at the Hill Crest parlors
tNcuIuS DeIOTS a large
number of guests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hoben and
two sons, who have been here for
the summer months, left for their
home in Springfield, Mass, Saturday
morning. Mr.. Hoben was responsible
for the fine floating raft that Is au-
chored on the bathing beach for the
use Of all. The subscription was
swelled greatly through his efforts.
We trust that the family will return
again next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. Wellington of
Boston, Mass. registered Friday for a
two weeks visit This is their first
outing on this island. Mr.. yelling
ton is connected with A. Shuman Co.
the clothiers of Summer street. Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Drayton and
son Charles Osgood Drayton, OF
Natick, Mass, were among the large
number of tourists that registered
Saturday. They are here for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Keller of Bos-
ton, Mass, registered Wednesday for
their annual summer outing. They
have been regular sojourners here for
the past four seasons.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Holbrook of
Haverhill. Mass. with their daughter.
Miss Alice NJ. Holbrook, are here at
the house for their summer vacation
They registered early last week.
Peter Macauly of Boston. Mass. ar
rived Saturday afternoon for a short
outing. Mr.. Macauly is no stranger
here having spent several season,
here. He is connected with the Has
kell Adams Co., wholesale grocers in
Boston, Mass.
Miss Amy ID. Book and Miss l.. NJ.
Jacobs of Newark, n. j., registered
Friday for a sojourn that will keep
them here until September Is. Both
young ladies are school teachers in
Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Howarth
and son, Cecil r. o. of CaryyjIIe
Mass, left Sunday after a most pleas.
ant outing Of two weeks They were
here two seasons ago and were so
pleased with the island that they di.
cided to come again this year. Miss
Lottie Bishop OF Franklin, Mass. who
accompanied them, returned home last
Sunday.
Guests here enjoyed a social dance
on Tuesday evening which was
largely attended. Dancing was on.
toyed for about three hours and a
very delightful time was spent Mr..
Walter G. Rogers presided at the
piano.
Whist furnished the entertainment
for Monday evening, and II was a
most successful party. Suitable
prizes were given to the winners