Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-08
THE HAMILTON.
HOUSE CROWDED TO OVERFLOW
AND ALL HAVE A MOST DE-
LiGhTFUl TIME.

AND ALL HAVE A MOST DE-
LiohTFUL TIME.
Many Social Affairs Are Scheduled
for the Coming Week.
The Saturday evening dancing par
~ was brilliant success and as usu-
al the dancing surface was crowded
during the majority OF the dances.
Several OF the professors who are at
the summer school at Hope Island
were in attendance. The music was
OF the usual high order. Last
evenings party was also a most de-
lightful affair. These functions are
source of great pleasure for the
younger set here.
Hans kownatzki of New York
City, an artist of fame. is registered
here for a short time. Already he
has secured some Of the superb views
that are to be found on the island
and also on the other islands of the
bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Newall Of
Springfield, Mass, registered Thurs
day for an extended sojourn here
They were most happily received by
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
{. Newall, who are also summering
here. 1t is seldom that there is to
be found in a summer hotel four gen.
erations of one family, yet this is the
proud distinction that the Newall
family may claim. Besides Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson c. Newall senior, there
is their son and wife Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert W. Newall. his daughter, Mrs.
Howard Drummond of Rye, N. Y,
and her young daughter, Elizabeth
Drummond. This happy family have
been having a pleasant reunion, and
with their other many relatives who
are summering here at their cottages
form a delightful party.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Matlock of
Perth, Ont, arrived Thursday last
for an outing of two weeks or more.
They are friends of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
A. Meighen, also of this city, who
are summering here having arrived
over three weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson X. lowering
and young son, w. X. lowering, Jr.,
OF Baltimore, Nd, in company with
Miss Louise A. lowering and Miss
Louise Gator, also of that famous
city of the South, registered Satur-
oos dheSihVOh " SpChu Tic
OF the season here. Mrs. w. K.
Levering and the Misses lowering
and Gator were among the tourists
here last season. They were greatly
pleased with the island and its fine
opportunities for boating and fishing.
We are glad to see them with us
again this season and trust their
outing will be source of great pleas
ure.
Mrs. Charles A. Bowles of Spring
field, Mass, Is here for the season
and Is accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Dorothy, and son, Chester B.
Bowles. Mr.. Charles A. Bowles is
a. brother. to Samuel Bowles Bird of
Springfield, editor Of the Springfield
Republican. The Republican edi-
torially is one. of the greatest publ
cations in this country and II is with
out question the leading daily IN the
Bay State. Its mission is always
justice and during its long and hon.
orable career IL has always advocated
that which was for the rights of the
people.
Mrs. Joel B. Harris Of Rutland,
VT, arrived Thursday last for an
extended sojourn. Mrs. Harris is the
mother OF William A. Harris Of
Springfield, Mass, who with his
wife and delightful family are here
for the season at their cottage, also
she Is the mother Of Mrs. William G.
Newall and Mrs. Charles A. Bowles,
both being here at the house, also
Mrs. Frederick Sweeney, Of Newton
Centre. who is here at the Lynch
cottage with her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Johnson Of
Hallowell, Me-, registered Saturday
last to spend few days here as the
guests Of Mr.. VI. J. Mellin of Pitts
burg. Pa, who is spending a short
outing here. Mr.. Johnson conducts
large shoe manufacturing plant in
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. n. Chamberlain
with their daughter, Miss Mary and
nephew. Harold 8. Hall. and Miss
Harriet VI. Dillon of Hudson, Mass,
arrived Monday to spend their sum
mer outing here. The family were
here last summer and had a most
pleasant sojourn. Friday they will
be Joined by Roswell and William
Hall and Miss Christine Hall. Mrs.
Henry l.. Patrick of Hopedale, Mass,
and Mrs. Lowell Jordan Of West
Upton, sisters of Mrs. Chamberlain,
are also expected here at that time.
All Of the guests are greatly pleased
to have this happy family party here
among them. Mr.. Chamberlain Is
a member OF the house Field Day
committee and he will certainly be a
valuable addition TO this hustiing or
ganization.
Misses Sigrid and HIldur 8. Bloom
OF Boston, Mass, registered Sunday
for two weeks sojourn. These
young ladies were here on the island
last season and made many friends
during their visit.
The Sunday evening praise service
conducted by the Rev. ID. G. Abbott,
pastor OF the NJ. r. church. brought
out large attendance and was Of
unusual interest. Rev. Mr.. Abbott
4 delivered a short talk which was