Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-13
The Hamilton.
HOTEL AT cHEeEAGUE NEVER
so CROWDED IN ITS HISTORY.
Many Rooms Taken Outside. Not
OF The New Arrivals.

Many Rooms Taken Outside. Note
OF The New Arrivals.
The Hamilton at Chebeague Island
was never so overfiowed with guests
as at present since II was built Every
possible effort is being made by the
proprietor. MIR. Edgar II. Paine to
provide accommodations for the hosts
OF people who want to come. Rooms
have been taken outside to the extent
such as can be obtained and there are
now about 10 people in the house.
The Saturday and Wednesday dances
continue to be feature of great inter-
est. Many fancy figures were in
dulged in. including a sash figure in
which all wore sashes of different
colors. giving very enhancing effect
TO the appearance of the floor
Mrs. H. C. Hamilton of Spring
field, Mass. who is stopping here with
his wife. has purchased a fine lot of
land on the south shore and will
build summer home OF appreciate
dimensions soon which he expects to
is retired capitalist and has spent
several summers here.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Chandler of
Springfield are registered at The Ham,
ilton. Mr.. Chandler is proprietor OF
the Chandler Company. manufacturers
and engravers in that city. He had a
cottage last year and was a guest at
The Hamilton two seasons past.
DR.. Davidson. prominent dentist
of Ottawa, with Mrs. Davidson and
daughter, arrived Sunday for the
month of August.
Mr.. H. E. Baton of Philadelphia
has Joined his wife. who has been reg
istered for some weeks. Mrs. j. A.
Richardson of the same city. who also
arrived Saturday is a member of the
family party. Mr.. Richardson will
come next Saturday
Mr.. c. Browning and Miss Pearl
Browning of Columbus. O.. were
among last weeks arrivals. Mr..
Browning's presence recalls the COIN
cidence that The Hamilton has been a
rendesvouz for wholesale boat and
shoe men this season. Among those
who have been registered are widely
known in the trade are Mr.. Browning,
Mr.. Orr. Mr.. Francis and Mr.. NJ. J.
Mullen.
Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Rogers of Law
renee, Mass, are here for a sojourn of
some weeks. Mr.. Rogers is of the
firm of publishers, Hildreth & Rogers,
owners OF the Morning Eagle and
Evening Tribune. both live Lawrence
papers of large circulation.
Mrs. c. H. Mcclellan, a former
guest of Mr.. Paine at Cliff Island
hotel. the Aucocisco House. is regis
tered here. She is the mother. of Miss
Eleanor Mcclellan, tie celebrated
New York music teacher. who is now
at No.,h WATERFORD coaching the
reading lady for the play The Merry
Widow" which Is to be presented in
Boston this fall
Mrs. A. j. Walker of Salem, Mass.
accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Gertrude Walker registered Tuesday
for short sojourn, coming direct from
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia,
where they have been the guests Of
friends. Miss Walker is soprano
soloist of the First Baptist church in
Beverly, Mass, and she is a member OF
the Professional women's Club Of
Boston.
Mr.. Paine Is making ARRANGEMENTS
for a private ball masque to be given
In the music room and lobby some
evening next week. Fine prizes are
to be awarded and an orchestra will
furnish music for dancing.
Prof. j. Woodman Rabbit of New
York, gave several excellent readings
here on Tuesday evening. which were
we'll received by his audience.