Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-07-30
The Hamilton.
ANOTHER DANCE SATURDAY.
LAST PRODUCED MUCH EN-
JOYMENT.
New Arrivals Noted. Social Jot.
tinss Of the chebeasue Hotel.


Owing to the inclemency of the
night the hop Of Saturday evening was
confined to the guests of the house,
but 1t was most fully enjoyed. being
quite Zen famille" and the floor was
given over to a program of dances
among which a German and several
other pleasant diversions from the or
binary were INDUCED in. Mr.. Wal
ter c. Rogers furnished music as U.s.
ual in his best style. The cool even
ing prevented the promenade of the
veranda. but perhaps made the ball
rooms even more comfortable.
The departure Of Mr. and Mrs John
l.. Garland for their home in Ottawa,
left a vacancy in the house, which
their friends find hard to reconcile.
Mr.. John H. Garland remained over
until Monday and then finally was OBJ
liged to tear himself away from the
hotel. The Garland party and Mr..
and Mrs. William Mortimer were en-
tertained at a lunch at the Cumber-
land Club by Mr.. Theodore Wright of
New York just previous to their de-
parture for home. Mrs. Garland and
Mrs. Mortimer were patronesses at
the opening season ball this year at
Inc Hamilton.
Among the guests who were here
last year who have recently arrived
are: Mrs. j. H. Richardson, Mrs.
H. E. Baton and Miss Catherine
Baton OF Germantown, Phila. They
spent a day at Ogunquit on the way
down, but could not induce themselves
to accept the hospitality of that place
in lieu Of The HaIlilton's many strong
attractions. They are most cordially
welcomed again at this hotel.
Miss N. F. Eaton of Somerville,
Mass, has arrived for a term Of
weeks. Miss Eaton Is connected with
the Somerville city schools.
Mrs. G. 8. Daso and Mr.. r. NJ.
Mansfield OF New York city arrived
Sunday for sojourn at The Hamilton.
This Is their first visit to the hotel.
Miss Catherine Marsh and Mrs. ].
T. Brown of Springfield were regis.
tered over Sunday, being en- route
from Squirrel Island to the White
Mountains.
Mr.. b. B. Howard of West Med.
ford OF the Illuminating Engineering
Department Of the Edison Electric
Illuminating Co, Of 80 Boylston street.
Boston. registered Sunday at the Ham.
ilton for a weeks sojourn, this being
his first visit to Chebeague, the mosi
delightful island Of Casco Bay.
The many friends of Mr.. Frederick
I. Widmer, the well known jeweler of
81 West street, Boston, and his two
sisters, who have been regular tourists
at this hotel since its opening five
years ago. will regret to hear that they
are not to be with us this summer.
They are at the present time register.
ed at the Oak Grove House, West
Boothbay, where they will remain the
greater part Of the season. The widmer
family were great favorites with all the
tourists at this hotel and they were
among the principal social workers
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G.. Gay of Boston.
Mass, registered at the hotel Sunday
for two weeks soiourn. Both are
enthusiastic admirers OF this island
and they have many friends among
the tourists here Three seasons ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay were at the Hill
Crest and they were active I'm all the
social affairs there. Mr.. Gay was
member Of the Field Day committee
that season while I'm the different
events given for the ladies'. Mrs. Gay
took prominent part and received
honors In many Of the races. At tie
dance given In the house last evening
she was one Of the patronesses.
The usual Wednesday evening dane.
ing party was given at the house last
evening and like all the former par
ties IL was a brilliant affair. The
young people wore out In force and
the german was greatly enjoyed. Mr..
Walter G. Rogers furnished music at
the piano.