Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-07
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Clarence Partridge are in charge for
two weeks-a happy pair.
Capt. Cole has closed his cottage for
a while. We miss Bob's smiling face
on the wharf.
Capt Brewer and Capt. Bowman had
fishing parties. last week, and had good
luck-plenty of fish.
Ward Cottage-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. z.
Jones and children Of Augusta: Miss
Eva Chaplin of Augusta; Miss Emma
Howard of Augusta.
Gibbs Cottage-Mr. and Mrs. c. H.
Gibbs, auburn, Me-; Mrs. c. Darman,
Boston, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ross,
Auburn; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Woodman
and son, Auburn.
Flagg Cottage-Mrs. Flagg and daugh-
ter, the postmistress. Miss Edith. and the
boys; Miss Helen Small and Miss Ed
wards.
Gin Cottage-Mr and Mrs G. G. Burns
and daughter, Dorchester. Mass: Mrs.
rockingham. Lowell, Mass.
Pierce Cottage-Mr. and Mrs. Sayward
Galbraith and daughter, Springfield.
ter. Springfield Mass.
Rowe Cottage-Mr and Mrs. Rowe and
daughter Susan. Boston.
Blaisdell COttage-Mr and Mrs. Henry
Breen and family. The city marshal will
return to Augusta in few days but will
return here after the State muster.
marshal can handle the pole well and
land cunners. Eddie along with Harry
and Rupert Lamson were down for Sun
day dinner. Eddie will spend week
later.
Rumney Cottage-John f; Cream, Mrs.
Miss Eliza Jones. Harry Lombard. Au-
gusta: Clinton Childs, Bath; Mrs. Eugene
Ra Augusta
Partridge Cottage-Horace Purinton and
family. Miss Marion Preble. Miss Helen
PS Wdhie C Matersllie; Joseph Noble
Washington asRin d. 6: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
G. Noble, Miss Bessie Noble. Augusta:
Forest View Cottage-Mrs. c. "A. Ben
nett and daughter Bessie.
Sunset Lodge-Dr; and Mrs. j. II; Rob
inson. Southboro. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs
VIM Maxwell and children Boston; Mr.
and Mrs. Graves, Roch che a,rs N y Z, FOL
SOM Augusta; Mrs. F. o. Harris and son
Fred. Duluth: Miss Alice Folsom, Miss
Clara Folsom, Miss Jessie Folsom, Au-
guSta.
Small Cottage-Mr. and Mrs. A. p
ton; Mrs. Lincoln. Boston.
W. f. Swift and family. Augusta; Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Swift. Sidney; Mr.. Follett.
Augusta; j. Deyer; Mrs. G. W. Holmes,
Augusta; Mrs. G. D. Swift, Sidney,
(aDen COIldSt-MES TIcu AlHoiu
children. Miss Simpson, Judge Philbrook
and wife. Waterville.
Rockbound Cottage-Mrs. Sampson and
son. ..e
Mrs S. W. Fuller Waterville.
Milnockett Lodge-Prof. Emerson and
family. Burlington. Vt
Woodworth's-J: II. Lepheart ana ram
lily, Dorchester; Mr.. and Mrs. II. Good
rich, j. W.. Harlow, Ed White and fam
ily. DR.. Julian Wilder and family, Geo
Boynton, Ed Du Poyne. Mrs |; c; Hovey'
Gardner; Miss Helen Wright. Lowell.
Mass: Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Smith, Bath
Howe Cottage-Mr. and Mrs W X
winchester and family S,, Brooh and famiiv
Augusta; Mrs. Lavinia Brigham, Mari,
Mass. Mrs. X. c. Gillette ana
son. Brookline. Mass. Mr.. E. E. Flick
niger indianapolis. Ind.
Camp ,0,n uietmMsdr' Na ana MIS- marry
H TSyior s cpottasgeNMr. and Mrs. Frank
Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs: E: A. Bryant and
Highland Lodge-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Kincaid. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lothrop
and daughter Ethel. Miss Anna Leigh
Mr.. John Allen. Dorchester; Mass; NJ
Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. Ware. MT. ana 4HTs.
W. Edmunds and daughter Bernice MI
Walter F'ifield. Allston. Mass
Walter Newcomb and Judge Thompson
were seen out sailing. sunday
Hon. P. o. Vickery and Mrs. Nickery
are enjoying the good. pure air. The sen,
ator has been fishing several times ana
had excellent luck. ~.
Sheriff Andrew McFadden and wife
have been down for stay.
The water used for washing purposes
should be hauled from the pond and not
used from the springs as there will be
cry for water if rain does not soon come.
Our storekeeper, John McDougall, mas
been nominated for representative from
East Boothbay. We will be glad to see
John in Augusta, this winter.
The Nirvana had a scrap with Howard
Gould's yacht Myth and crossed the line
a winner.
Rev. Mr.. Pettengill conducted the ser
vices in McDougalrs hall, Sunday
morning. .,,,
Van Horn is very busy man, nova
days.