Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-12

A Lsse csshssseecsAtse. No.. ~ . oef'y
paFty.

The fair waters Of Lake Gei,sfsseonsee
neyer carried On its bo.osn 4 happfef parry
than those vho lsft RefI sss sa#'fh ~"
wharf lsss "wednesday nsznf TOT III
eryazue'. house warming al bis 5ef cottage
On the other shore. The first boat that lefs
he4 GENIAL Mr.. Smith. his isdy as'i dsiisi'-
ia, Viz. petie Of he tanefai notes. Great
shinzs are erpeetssi next week 9t Ar-
Smith ard his s~ift sailing ysefi' the En-
voateg for !, /. veil knoxn that he Gao SAT-
s, sn- tart of the lake sith or without
wind
Then Mr.. W. II. Resi was ssen calamity
as.i.stng hi. party INTO boat and sbo thai
has ever visited the grove does aaf
kno~ ho~ esli ar Reid csn 10 everything
sar feaay he i. DO any afts If Kindness To
his nsighbors. Iiis party iHeiadet besisiss
iis wife and merry daughter Mrs Ella,
Hr and Mrs. Bradley Of Worcester.
Then causs the Hilton boat fov ed BY the
bland ard hearty storekecper u 2Zf Water
street, sho rows sails and t.hes raacts
better than he ran ride lroneif9- His
boa. held the occupants NJ The Loon e
Meet" formerly the Burleigh cottage con
sisting ~ his wife and daughter Mics
Filth smell. Mr.. &, \ Iibbetts If HsTer'
hill. Mass Miss Florence 4. Wopi OF
hoIbury Mass. ,he walker II shs party
she having wsised out from Augusta 10 The
lake last seek in lr.s than tso hour-,
Ae.sr. Frank and Walter keynoid.
Of PI.infeh \ j. happy.
jolly party, ready for anything
in the way of fan. and ali a2og To 20
through thick aad thin Then came young
uy. Eugls ard mother. ami By tbs way Mf.
EnJie is one ~ our b,..t swimmer. II =
thought By some that he could euet even
Iesnder in swimming III" HelIespont Just
a. the laughing crews of the several boats
showed ~, the pretty soudois ~ toHDmo-
dore Robinson csms n -lght AMI took the
lead His boat held Nr. t,rorge North
ard party, who seemed most fnllY To eojoy
at, aayly decorated with Chinese lanterns
and ss they swept On the reflection. is the
~ster. the gentle dripvings of the osr. the
songs and happy soice- presented mosi
charming .ceas.
is the boats drew up unr by one thes
wsrr met a, the steps lesiiug dDvn to the
wster by Ms.-r. Hichbnr AMI owen and
assisted To aligiit. then again welcomed nt
the broad piazza by Mr tod Ni.@ Alden
spragHe and.thrir daughter Mrs. lI'ehhofn
and Miss Spragnc. Above alt could hs
heard the loyisl vhi'por' of ADMIRAL koh-
er,son who hailed with ips hi-
friends from the ifi.h eoa-i ~hich h.
hopes and visit pfteupr eben he la. harmed
the language.
The tasteful aud dainty decoration.
Of piazfa ami hou-r drew heart
f.It expressions Of delight aud surprise
from the many guests that hat already
flied the spacious rooms and crowded the
broad piazza hung around with many Ian
terms and draped most gracefully with tiag.
cur genial hosts ASSISTED by their man
frient- On the east -ide. Mr. and Mr..
Dwen. Nf aud Mrs Hunt aud MIS- SAT-
CANT and aiso MIR. and Mrs Worth.
soon made their friends feed At home, and
happy groups were seen here aud tberc
looking at the taste displayed In the group
inxs Of ferns. fowrr- and trciling vines On
tables maulel. and in corners. In fact
everywhere signs Of Wylcome were seen in
cosy chairs in pleasant nook- which every
one old md Young, fully appreciated Vt
the frat sound Of mu.ic. violin and organ,
light feet hssteued hiihcr and thithrr
and xayly tripped the hight fantastic toe
until almost the small houf.. stopping only
to partake Of the hountjtul refreshments
cake coffec anil lces, Al law laid down
by rigid Mrs t,rundv A. 40 behavior at par
tics were laid aside for thv TINE being, and
Old and Young seemed determined to nsst
the rest time IN the world. aided by
Jokes. stories. aud pririical Illustrations
The grace and c8sc with which the ma
irons of ripper years recalled the memories
Of their aariv dancing days. vas quite An
object of admiration and envy to their
daughters The light and dainty suits Of
,hs young ladies' showed In graceful enn-
tra.t sith tbs more spnlbrc hurs wnrH by
their rhapcron@ Miss Fila Reh in dove
cnlared cashmere aud china silk. Miss
Relic Smith IN white and pink.
Miss tloreuco wood IN black net,
and Miss Edith ruell IN yellow presented
charming appearance. the iafldes IN their
Yachting suits forming a pleasant contrast
Al congratulated Mr. and Mrs. Spragup
and frirnds when leaving upon most Sue
eossful opening and il Is hoped by dwell
lers on both shorr that the pretty aud con
venient housc- will aeon he occupied AMI
thus thrown open To the added pleasure and
admiration of Al \ LouN.