Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-22
The HAMILTON.
THE DECORATIONS FOR FIELD
DAY WERE THE ADMIRATION
OF ALL GUESTS AND
TOURISTS ON THE IS
LAND.
House Still Crowded and All HAVING
The Best Time Possible.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p. Cleayes
OF Washington, ID. c., registered
Thursday for three weeks sojourn
mere at the house. They are both
familiar with the islands of the bay
and consider that Chebeague is fast
becoming one of the leading summer
resorts in this section. Mr.. Cleayes
Is brother to Ex-Governor Cleayes
of Maine.
\ Mr.. Thomas w. Whitbread of New
york city is here again this season
Tor his summer vacation. Mr.. Whit
bread is singer of note in one OF
the largest churches in that city.
Misses G. NJ. Diamond, G.. E. Mich
OILS and NJ. A. Richards Of Springfield,
Mass, arrived Wednesday of last
week for two weeks outing. Spring.
| neld is well represented here at the
hotel and We are always glad to well
come tourists from that charming
city of Western Massachusetts.
Thursday evening last the guests
OF the hotel were highly entertained
with pleasing entertainment given
by the great Houdon, assisted by
Lillian Houdon. Psychic demonstra-
tions, together with Grand Light
Seance formed the principal part of
the program. These demonstrations
were most astonishing and delighted
the large audience present.
The usual Saturday evening dane
Ing party was omitted last week as
many OF the younger people in the
hotel took part in the Bal masque
given at the Hill Crest that evening.
The party was brilliant success.
Albert R. Barry of PHILADELPHIA.
Pa, who has been sojourning here
with his mother and sisters for the
past three weeks left for home
Wednesday morning. Mr. Barry is
assistant in charge of the Spring
field Worsted Mills which are located
at Bordentown, n. J., the firm being
Anderson & Barry and the latter
member of the firm is father of Mr..
Barry. While among us he made
many friends and he was one Of the
house committee for Field Day.
Mr.. John F. Connery of Boston,
Mass, registered here Sunday after.
noon to spend an extended vacation
here. Mr.. Connery was with us last
season and has many friends among
the guests of the hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Courtney of New
York City left today after a delight.
full short vacation with us. This was
their first outing here and they were
so charmed with the island that they
are intending coming again next sea-
son. Mr.. Courtney is the head Of the
T. j. Courtney's corset concern whose
place of business is Is West 23rd
street, opposite 5th Avenue Hotel.
A song recital was given last even.
ing in the music room by Mr.. Thomas
f.. Whitbread, the baritone soloist of
Christ church in New York city. His
program was one OF great interest and
In all his selections he was heard to
line advantage. Mrs. Chandler of
Springfield accompanied at the
piano and her work left little to
be desired. The proceeds of the AT.
fair were given to assist the new
floating raft. Following is the pro-
gram I'm detail:
Under the Rose. Fisher
Good Bye Sweet Day, vannab
Could I, Tosti
Held Thee Tightly Clasped. Alden
Whenever Pass BY, Alden
For All Eternity, Mascheroin
Parted, Tosti
Stingy Song. Stinge
The Shoogy Shoe, MAYHEM
/ since we Parted, Allitson
The Old Plaid Shawl, Haynes
Good Night. Rubinstien
Mr.. J. Mason Babson OF Boston
who has been the weekend
guest OF Mr.. r. T. Widmer several
times this month Is In the banking
business on State street. He Is ex-
pected next Saturday for a few days.
Miss Grace Widmer, who is spend
ing August here is expecting Mr.. A.
VI. P-own. her fance, from Boston
today. Mr.. Brown will probably be
here until next week. He IL New
England agent for the Warner Auto
Meter and is kept very busy at this
season Of the year.
A concert will be given in the
music room Friday evening the pro-
ceeds Of which will be given for the
new church building fund. A fine
program Is being arranged and we
trust a large sum will be realized
for this worthy cause.
Mr.. =. T. widmer and sisters. the
Misses Widmer, will remain until
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