Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15
HILL CREST.
THIS POPULAR HOUSE ON CHE.
eEAGUE ISLAND Is CROWDED
WITH SUMNER TOURISTS.
Everyone HustIins for Field Day
Funds. The Committee Are
Most Active.

Most Active.
great enjoyment to all the guests
mere and with the many socials that
nave taken place at the different
houses 1t was an easy matter for all to
md amusement to please their taste.
Inc house committee are hustling for
funds for Field Day and IL Is safe to
predict that ere Saturday evening
they Will have secured more than wa )
collected last year The masquerade
ball takes place here Saturday even
ing and this alone is enough to
keep any one busy getting a costume
ready for this party. Hill Crest has
always conducted the finest masouer.
ade parties and IL the wishes of the
committee are carried out, this event
Will surpass anything ever attempted.
Elegant prizes are to be awarded and
Chambers orchestra of Portland will
furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bigewood and
FAMILY OF Caryville, Mass, arrived
saturday Tor week or ten days out
ing.
James F. Martin and j. S. Cunnig.
ham of Springfield, Mass, registered
here Saturday for a vacation that will
keep them with us until after Field
Day exercises. They are friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murphy Of Spring
held, who were with us early in the
season.
Thomas j. Bissell of East Orange.
y. j., arrived Wednesday last to ioin
his wife and family, who have been
mere since July 5. All the guests of
the house were delighted to welcome
him back once again, for they all
realize when Mr.. Bissell Is present
among them, there is a newly added
impetus given to the social affairs of
the house. On his arrival here he
at once assumed his duties as secre.
tary Of the Field Day committee and
greatly through his efforts will the
affair be made a success.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. s. Peare of New
York In company with their son. Will
lard Chase Peare, arrived Monday
morning for their summer vacation.
Master Peare has been spending the
summer with relatives I'm Boston.
Mrs. w. ID. Chase Of New York. moth
er OF Mrs. Peare, was also OF the par
~. This family have been coming
to the Hill Crest for the past seven
years and have hosts of friends among
the guests with us.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F.. Farmer
OF Springfield, Mass, arrived Monday
evening to join his partner, Mr..
John w. Hoben, also OF that city who
with his wife and family are here
for the summer. Both gentlemen
are members OF George +. Farmer
Shoe Co, one Of the principal retail
shoe concerns I'm their city. Mr..
Farmer Is greatly interested in social
affairs and we are all glad to have
him here to assist In the many affairs
planned.
Monday evening the music room OF
the house was the scene OF a fine
dancing party and IL was without
doubt the best good time" that the
guests have enjoyed this season. Dur
Ing intermission Tucker" was the
source OF great amusement for young
and old alike. Mr.. Walter G. Rogers
OF Dorchester, Mass, presided most
acceptably at the piano and left moth
ing undone to make the evenings
pleasure long to be remembered.
Under the able direction of Mr..
Thomas j. BisseIl, the house chorus
~ holding daily rehearsais of the
mouse songs that are to be sung
during Field Day. Director BisseIl.
who Is a musician Of note in New
ARK, has composed q fine chorus for
THIS season and the words are most
catchy and II In sure to make a lift.
Friend Bissell' r. bound that the
niil Crest VIII do itself proud again
this year. Success to him.
Dr. w. A. White Of Boston. Mass.
spent Saturday and Sunday with HIS
wife and family It the Hill Crest.
where they are for the summer
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