Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17
AT SQUIRREL.
The Season Now Is Approach
ing Its Very Heighth.
Hundreds Of Visitors Enjoying Annual
Rest at the Seashore.
The Leading Social Events Of Pas. Week.
Some oil the Arrivals.

was given at the Dc Blois cottage.
Wednesday afternoon. There were six
tables and all enjoyed a most delight
full afternoon. The prizes were taken
Prof. Thomas and MIR. Morse. Among
those present We're: Mrs. Ellen May,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fields, Prof. and Mrs
Thomas. Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Low. Mrs.
iarbell. Mrs. Barker. Miss A. NJ. Gar
diner. Mr.. Seavey. Mr.. and Mrs. Morse
Mrs. De Rlois. Madame De Blois, VIM.
Dc Blois, Mrs. Emma J. White. Miss
Alice ID. W. White. Madame Doyle,
Mrs. Dillingham; and Dr. +. s. Merrill
Miss Dinglcy of Lewiston, gave a
luncheon at the Spa for some of her
Squirrel friends, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nurplc of Newark, n.
j.. are among the recent arrivals at
the Inn.
Mr.. Bacon and Miss Bacon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Bacon and child. the
Misses Bacon Of Springfield, Mass.
and DR. and Mrs. Rugsics of Boston,
are at the Bacon cottage here.
Miss Blanch Allen of Boston, who is
spending the season at the Inn, has
been critically i'll. this past week. but
now is improving. DIR. Ames attends
her.
The hop. Saturday evening. was a
gay affair The music was all that
could be asked for. Pretty gowns.
plenty of men and a fine floor made
life worth living for the fair sex.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeerinE of Saco. spent
Sunday with Mrs. behring's parents
here. Col and Mrs. NJ. Y. b. Chase.
Fred w. PIaisted of Augusta. was
among the visitors for Sunday.
Capt. a. l.. Tarbox on his yacht
Louise entertained a large party of
young people, Tuesday. leaving here
at in the morning and returning late
in the evening.
Lieut.. Dunn, L. s. n. was guest
at the Inn. Saturday and Sunday.
Livingston Swentzer Of Brooklyn, N.
y. is nursing a broken finger caused
by his energetic ball playing. DR. Mer-
riil is caring for the injured member.
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Boutellc and
family of Watervile. arrived. Satur
day. for the summer at their cottage
here.
Prof G.. =. Files and family are at
their cottage here. They arrived, this
week.
Dr. claiborne preached an eloquent
sermon in the chapel Sunday morn
ing The offertory solo was sung by
Mrs Gilman Of Newark. n. j.. who
sang The Resurrection in a clear.
sweet voice.
DR.. o. &. s Davies and George b.
keene of Augusta. spent Sunday with
their families at Isle of Springs.
Charles Il. White of Boston. returned
home. Monday. having spent Sunday
with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs George &. Frye Of Port
land. are at their cottage here for the
week.
MS Maxwell Of North Adams. Mass.
il spending the summer at Boothbay
Harhor.
r. w Perkins Of Gardiner. was
among the down-river visitors for
Sunday.
Warren Whitmore of Gardiner. is
registered at the Menawarmet house.
Boothbay.
Mr.. Carheart of Brooklyn. was a
welcome arrival at our island. Mon
day. Last year. Mr.. Carheart was abb
sent in Europe and this season makes
him doubly welcome.
Capt. John Reed in his fine, staunch
boat the :'Sweetheart," has arrived at
Capitol and the young people arc happy
in consequence. Seems like living
with the big red II sailing the water
blue.
Mrs. Emma Guilbert and Miss Gull
bert are at Edgcwood cottage for the
summer
Capt TarboX entertained a party OF
Roothbay. friends on his yacht. the
Louise" Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Huff Of Worcester. Mass. is the
guest of Mrs. Alice Doyle at Evergreen
cottage.
See the Indian village at the circus
the 25th.
Mr.. Hodgeton of Boston. is visiting
his old home in Boothbay, for the
month.
Saratoga will be presented in the
Casino at an early date
A Yacht leaves the dock at Squirrel.
every night, this week, at 80. for the
theatre in Boothbay, returning after
the show.
Miss Corey of Boothbay, was visi-
tor at Squirrel. Monday
Circus. July rs. in the Casino Local
talent.
After much difficulty. the left hind
foot of the elephant for the circus, mas
been obtained.
r r. Whitehousc spent Sunday mere,
returning to Portland, Monday morn
ing.
A. n. Davenport and r. w. Proctor
of Boston, were among the Sunday So
iourners with their families here.
Mrs. II. S. Webster of Gardiner, was
guest here Monday. She accom- !
named her daughter. Miss Martina
Webster. who will visit Miss Helen
Maxcy here. for a few days.
steam Yacht Alicia took a pleasant
marty to Bath. Monday. |
Mr. Edward T. Ward has returned
home 10 Newark, after month win
his family here. II
Miss Margaret Ward is fenjoying a !