Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-22
hill. CREST.
EVERY ROOM TAKEN AND EVERY
ONE ENGAGED UNTIL AFTER
SEPT. 1.
Many New Arrivals Have Registered
Since SUNDAY asst

Since Sunday Last.
The house is still crowded to the
limit and to all who inquire for ac-
commodations we are compelled to
tell them we are unable to give them
admittance. The young people are
here In force aud every evening will
md the music room thronRed with
them dancing or playing games of
some kind. All are having a pleasant
time and 1t goes without saving that
the social life is most active.
The most successful whist party of
the season took place last Thursday
evening, and II was attended by fifty:
TOUR guests. many Of which were from
the nearby houses. The proceeds
were for the house Field Day fund
and $i0.15 were netted from the party:
mrs. Libby Of Weymouth with AZ
points secured first ladies', a book.
feari OF Orr's Island, while for the
second, pretty vase was awarded to
MISS l.. harrington of Allston. Mr..
waiter Z. Rogers of Dorchester, Mass.
win % points captured first gentle
men prize, water color donated by
MISS Brown OF Baltimore, Nd, and
MISS +. Talbot Of Dorchester, Mass,
playing the part Of gentleman, took
.econd prize, a fine sofa pillow. For
.he one having half of the highest
score' MISS Brewer was awarded a
vase. and the consolation was taken
oy Mrs. john w. Hoben Of Springfield.
pretty match safe. Miss Ida T.
party.
fev. Clarence l.. Ball, wife and
family OF Somerville, Mass, who have
peen here for the past two weeks.
IeIt Tor home Tuesday last after a
most delightful vacation. Before
leaving he purchased a fine shore lot
rom Rufus Soule. the site being on
tne lett OF the property owned by Rev.
1onn Hutchison in Soule's Grove. II
Is MS intention to erect a cottage he.
lore next season.
Mrs. Oscar Bursch and daughter
MISS Claire Bursch, of HYDE PARK
Mass. who have been summering here
win us for the past month left YES
terday for their home. Their many
friends here were sorry to have them
ieaVe at this time. They are regular
tourists here and are highly respected
by all the guests.
MT. A. p Bicknell. the hustling
chairman of the Field Day committee
was compelled to go to Boston for
TWO days last week to look after his
large business interest. He returned
saturday morning in time to omen the
Field Day festivities.
Miss Annie NJ. Tripp and Ruth I,
onhith, OF Worcester, Mass, registered
mere early last week for their summer
vacation.
MI. Thomas ]. Cooley of west6eId
Mass, with his son Thomas r and
aaughter. Miss A. l.. Cooley. of Spring.
neid. Mass. and Mr.. Edgar T. ri.
pert OF Westfield, Mass. arrived SIM.
day Tor their summer vacations. Mrs
L. J. Cooley and Miss Hazel r. coolc~
arrived Friday. ''
MI. and Mrs. Frank E. Thomson
OF brockton, Mass. were the guesfs of
MT and Mrs. A. p. Bicknell of Ros.
ION during Field Days. The BickneIIs
are mere with their family for the
summer months. Mr.. Thomson Is n
business associate of Mr. Bicknell. for
several years being general manager
OF the South Eastern section of this
concern. 'i'
"A progressive whist party is to he
gwen In the music room Thursdav
evening, the proceeds from which Is
70 De donated for Great Surprise. !"
MISS Ida Draper Of Boston is in
charge OF the evenings pleasure and
we trust all the guests will attend