Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-30
SQUIRREL ISLAND sQulBs.
An Acknowledgement Ball Team Defeated
Long List Of Arrivals.

Squirrel Island. July 29.-(SpeciaD.-
There came very near being serious
accident off the Eastern Company's
wharf. yesterday. AS William Wade
in his sailing canoe was attempting to
jbc the wind took the forestick out of
her Wade was rescued with littL
difficulty.
The Arlington battery with the as
sistance Of a few gentlemen from
Boothbay, defeated the Squirrels in a
loosely played game. yesterday The
Squirrels We're unable to connect with
Woods curves. Their poor fielding. to-
gether with very weak batting, allow
ed Boothba~ to win the game, although
they only made eight hits, and those
We're mostly of the scratch order
Score, IA to 5. Hits, Squirrel S, Booth
bay 8. Umpire. Butterworth.
Misses Nellie and Maize Wing and
Miss Percival of Auburn, are the
guests of Miss Anna Pratt. at the
Eagle Cottage.
Mr.. S. c. Darling and Miss Geneva
Smith of Boston, are the guests of Mrs.
James White, at Owl Cottage.
ne 6utSiS at iiif f'Ihi ftl I'M 1iN-
Lodis Srecenski, Boston: Neil Walker
Clinton c. q. Johnson, st. Paul. Mimi;
II. f. Marston, Frank A. White, Bos
ton. Stanley l.. Patten. Augusta; ID. Il.
Mitchell. Jr.. Kew York: G. A. Brack
EFT Mrs. G. T. Freeman. Arlington;
Mrs T. A. Stanwood. Mabel Stanwood.
Maude Stanwood, Brooklyn, y. Y; Mrs.
Geo. Oakman. Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. f.
II. Hawley. Geo. +. Thompson and fami-
ly. Bath; Miss Lillian Hunt, Grand Rap
ids: Mrs. Chas. Druett. Miss Ada
Druett, Miss Lillian Druett, Boston;
Lucia NJ. Miller. Sarah Brooks, st.
Paul; ]. c. Ledyard. wife and daugh-
ter, Bath; f. Il. Little and wife. Chic
ago. H.: James II. Durgin and wife.
Miss Bessie Durgin. Bradford, Mass;
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Cady. Jr.. Miss
Greta Cady. Mrs. Philip Coombswaff.
Lowell. Mass. Mrs. a. l.. Abbott, Miss
Helen Abbott, Miss Pinkham. Aliston;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Moody. Bruins
wick Miss Jennie II. Austin, East
Orange, n. j.: S. Bachimont, Boston:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Diefenchact.
Newark. n. j.; c. Z. Kendrick, Booth
bay Harbor; Murray II. Pratt, Lowell.
ter Pulsfer. New York City: II. c.
Farnsworth, Boston; G. L. Bicknell
and wife. Lowell. Mass: ]. II. Garlic
ton, Portland. Geo. G. Johnson, Mrs.
c. Z. Gookin, Mrs. A. NJ. Gookin. Mr..
c. w. Perry. Boston; T. McAuliff.
Bath; b. +. Thomas, Columbus. Ohio;
Miss Florence A. Locke, Cambridge,
Miss Alice Bigelow. Lexington, Mass:
Mr.. Frank NJ. Lawrence, Cambridge.
Mass. MIR. t. w. Mansur, Groton,
Mass. Mrs. Chandler Starr. Miss
Norma Starr. Rockford, H.; H. II.
Risley. Mrs. f. ]. Risley. Miss NJ. L.
Risley, j. f. Risley, New York City.
Sidney NJ. Hagar of Richmond. Bow
dom 81, editor of last years Squirrel
Beacon, was on the Island, Sunday.
calling on friends.
Thanks to the efforts of Messrs. Mer-
rill and Boothby, the tennis courts are
once more in working order.
Miss Louise Pitkin, gave very en-
joyable party to large number of her
friends. Tuesday evening. Mary Mer-
rll won the prize for the heartiest
eater.
The Lincoln is expected to make her
first trip about August Is.
Misses Pierce and Jenkins Corener.
We're the guests of Miss Alden. at
Pine Croft. Tuesday.
Tommy, the Mascot, narrowly es-
capped death. yesterday. at the ball
game. A foul tip carroined off his jaw
A little higher. and-good bye Tommy.