Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-13
Daily kennebec Journal
SQUIRREL ISLAND JoTrINes.
First whist Party At Casino New SQUIRREL
Orchestra Personal Notes,

Squirrel Island, Me-, July l2.-(SpeciaD
Mrs. r. T. Whitehouse, Masters vii.
liam Pen and Robert T. Whitehouse IT,
Of Portland. Mrs. S. s. Brooks and Miss
Daisy Brooks of Augusta, are at Bah
ling Brook.
Mrs. Alice c. Doyle, Mrs. Thomas and
Evergreen cottage.
Steam Yacht Amia, Bangor, with the
owner, Mr.. Blake on board anchored off
Squirrel, Tuesday.
prof. Charles Clay of the Roxbury high
school is spending the summer here.
Mr.. Boon Gross and wife of Chicago
are spending their honeymoon at the
island.
The first whist party of the season was
held in the Casino, Monday evening
There We're seven tables and the prizes
were carried off by Messrs. Seavey and
Atwood, Mrs. 5. 5. Brooks and Miss Goo
kins.
The new Squirrel orchestra is. giving
good satisfaction and the boys are al
ways found willing and obfging.. 1t is
composed of Messrs. Thayer, Marble and
Atwood, all Harvard boys. x
Willow cottage owned by ]. Es EplleT
of Augusta. has been very much -
proved by raising the cottage and adul
ing another story to the ell: n c9tfaRe
has been painted and interior ing tve-
ments made.
oscar Holway and family of Augusta,
Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Phelps arrived
on the Boston boat, Wednesday. - :
Miss Thomas of New York. has. the
honor of playing the first golf on the new
links here after they were complete0>
One house party at Squirrel this week
is composed OF Louis Spear, Don t9srad-
street. Edward Hunt and Miss Marion
White, Miss Ruth Richards, Miss Oh
stead. Miss Ruth Bradstreet. Miss Will
Hams and Mrs. ]. S. Bradstreet. They
are at Melrose cottage.
Miss Anna Haydn Pratt entertains the
following house party at her cottage here
chaperoned by Mrs. Howe of Lewiston
Misses Howe, Hunt. Pulsifer, Pratt, Low
ELL Bond and Chase.
Prof. r. II. Hanson, principal of New
ark, n j.. Academy with his wife and
children, arrived this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Mofiit who have
been spending some time around the
Wednesday. DR.. Mofft leaves next week
TO attend the exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Ward. Margaret
Ward and Mrs. Aaron Ward are al
Wareanwild for the season.
John White and Phil Pottle. two Bow
doin ball players, are getting the dia-
mond in shape.
Prof E NJ. Bowman and family maids
and two beautiful dogs have arrived al
their lovely house on the south shore.
Among the visitors at Pemaquid are
Judge q. G. Hall and family.
Alex Doyle, the New York sculptor, is
able to be at the island after a very Sc
we're illness with appendicitis.
Mrs. Bertha Allen and daughter of Gar
diner are spending the summer at cap
ital Island.
Eraulein Antoine Stole, who is touring
Maine on a wheel passed Wednesday a
Murray Hill. She goes by steamer L
Bath and then continues on through the
State She has been wheeling for tire,
weeks now and her cyclometer register:
nearly four hundred miles. She has tax
en- over sixty views many of which she
will put on canvas the coming winter II
time for the Paris salon where she ha:
taken both prizes and ribbons.
Mr.. Fred Thompson arrived this weel
at. his mothers new cottage here. Mrs
Thompson will arrive next week.
The Old Town Indians have pitched
their tent on the iot next to the reading
room, where they have displayed theil
line of baskets bows and arrows, etc.
Mr.. Thomas w. Proctor and family o.
Boston. have arrived at Crows Rest
Miss Rice of Searsport Maine. is man
ipulating the telegraph instrument a
Squirrel this season and We welcome
back Miss Orne as poStmistreSS.
DR.. Sanborn spent sunday at Isle 81
Springs. returning to Augusta, Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles CULVER and Miss Gullivel
arrived Thursday to spend the season Il
Owl cottaPe.