Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-03
Buckley & Goodrich,

Joseph Williamson, Jr. and family
are ensconced at Pine Gables" and so
charmed are they with the place, pos
sibly the October breeZes will be whis-
tlins through the pines before they re-
turn home.
Gov. Burleigh's stepmother is very i'll
and as she returns. today, from Sedg
wick. where she has been staying, the
Governor will join her and conduct her
to her home in Houlton.
X. II. Turner and family, who have
spent pleasant season at Soules
'Adowando." will return To their home
in Portland Oh Thursday. Although 5.
years of age. Mr. Turner is an expert
on the wheel On Saturday forenoon he
rode to the lake from Waldoboro. in
three and One-half hours. He says the
only obstacles he finds in his wheel
trips through the country are old
women. horses and hens!
Mrs. Annie Boardman Warren anG
fcmly will return home on the 10th.
Mr.. III. owen will close Camp Re
fuge" on the 18th.
Charles :. Hichborn and family are
back again at "Wildemar'' after quite
an absence on the coast. They would
like to remain here for fortnight.
Dr. Kinsman and wife come out t.
the Glad Hand Inn" whenever posi-
BILE. ana this they will do throughout
the autumn and into the winter.
Miss Flora r. Fletcher Of Bangor.
has been a guest at .'Cedarhurst" and
pleasant calls have been made by
Miss Nina Clark of New Hampshire
The Robertsons will leave about the
middle of the month
charlie kinsran and his genial COM
panions had a happy time in their
camp life down the lake. They gave one
night to a jolly company Of young Ia
dies from the grove. who occupied the
tents while the boys tented under the
blue of the arching sky.
Saturday evening, Miss t,thelyn Bur
leigh and other young ladies went to
the Horseshoe for a corn roast. return
ing by moonlight. a very happy com
plny.
Among those who have made brief
calls here | will mention Rev. u. =.
Hope. his guest. Horace Paul Dormon,
a rising young lawyer in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hope. Miss Stiiler. Hon. James
f.. Blanchard. Robert Smart of BoS-
ton, formerly of Manchester. Miss
Field OF Sidney. Blaine owen and FL
wood Wilcox.
Col. II. w. Soule's stay at his delight
full lake home. 'Summehawis." is al
ways protracted and this year will be
no exception.
Mr.. c. F. F'lynt of the Journal. is to
add to and greatly improve his lake
ut Inn hat I
will not lessen his interest in Cobbos-
seecontee.
A good word for the maids who dur
ing the summer have so faithfully serv-
ed in their important stations in the
households here. They have made pos
sible the complete happiness of all
They have in no sense been inferior
adjuncts of these summer homes and
| am glad to make a record here of
their important work so faithfully and
truly performed.
| write these closing lines as the
shadows fall across the bosom of the
"a ae. and the church bells at Bailey
vile and East Winthrop are calling
their worshipers to evening prayers.
The day is done. So closes the season
of beauty. the season of rest and re-
CT cation. Some will linger till late Sep
TENDER hangs out her flaming banners:
but to the majority stern duty not only
b..ckons but commands. The blooming
of the golden rod. the last flower of
summer. the frightening shadows of
The afternoon. the shortening days and
TIE cricket's shrill music have all in
cheated the passing of summer: but it
has l.n m
like a passing golden cloud.
Closing my correspondence with this
letter, permit me to thank the many
VINO have appreciated my efforts to
klease and inform them during the
summer months through the columns
Of the Kennebec Journal, which is
welcome daily visitor i'm the homes of
an intelligent constituency. II. o.