Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-13

'"eetihs mousse on the hill, which
sme ioved 80 much for their sim
plicity."
MISS Alice Doe. one of Augusta s
| most charming young ladies, has been
visiting for week at sCedarhurst.
other callers We're Mr.. and Mrs. Webb
Oh dorchester. Mass. welded since they
were here last season. Miss McGrath
ana Miss Bell of Beverly, Mass.
AFTER a months visit g the Primo e s
MISS Crawford of New York, has re-
turned home Christine Fogg. Marion
Heath and Edyth Fuller called This
Week
Dr. Kinsman of, Glad Hand Inn"
with Mrs. Kinsman. drive out on every
pleasant afternoon to spend the night.
as he is now very busy attending TO
ms extensive business interests. He Gel
ebrated the anniversary Of his birthday
on saturday. The doctor recently de-
iighted the small boys at the grove by
taking them out in his launch.
On Monday. Rev. Mr.. Hope and wife
OF Augusta. Miss Stifier and Mrs. Maria
T.. RULER came out to enjoy a fishing
TRIP. Their outfit was complete. They
rowed down couple of miles. cast an
chor ard squared away for fishing.
when the minister discovered that he
mad left his fishing rod on the wharf
would that minister forget his Bible
were he sent on mission TO the
heather?
kILNrs. Ada Shattuck of Pepperell.
MASS. Miss Lizzie WEIGH of Augusta
fanu@ fhaddeus Welch and wife. RECENTLY
Wsaoed. nave been at "Goodenough'
d@Nase Those who have met the
younger Mrs. Welch pronounce her n
laoy ,of charming manners. Mrs. !. w.
WeIch has been at the cottage the most
| of the season.
Siare Daniels of Kendall Green
Mass, is visiting with the Robinsons
mrs. Audry Milliken and Mrs. Thos
Lambard have been among the callers.
|, Mrs. Wood, who has been absent the
most of the week, is now at her cot
Istage.t
MIR. and Mrs. l.. c. Cornish came SAT
| urday for a weeks visit at ..Halcyon
Cottage" Mrs. Geo. F. North return
ed home on Sunday. Mr.. Lewis is ex-
| pected from st. Louis about the 22d.
| Messrs. Bennett and Tibbetts have
been charging and making some radi-
| cal improvements on their new cottage.
| The Cedars''
Gov. Burleigh has just launched a
beautiful family boat. made by Frank
Roberts of Augusta Miss Annie r.
Bither of Houlton, is coming, today, to
| spend couple of weeks with the
members of the Burleigh family She
is niece of Mrs. E. c. Burleigh
Ted Chamberlain of Rome. Italy.
is stopping at Judge True's.
Edwin Sands, Esq, of New York
| city, inspector of post offices, was out
Sunday. in company with W. D. Stin-
! son. and made brief call on Gov
Burleigh.
Georgia Clark has gone to Weld for
weeks visit. Miss Ola Wellman of
Augusta, is stopping at the Clark Cot
tage.
A. H. Frisbee of Washington. D. c.,
who for years has spent his summers
here, at Mr.. Willis Wings, has arrived.
Mr.. Wing is still at Washington. and
will come home about the first of Sep
TENDER.
At C. c. Hunts. calls have been
made by ]. r. Townsend and mother
Mrs. F. H. Cunningham, F. +. Well
man and wife.
The sermon, yesterday morning, at
the little church on the hill" was
preached by Mr.. Charles Woodman.
His grandfather. Charles NJ. Bailey
participated in the services.
Delightful Sunday evening services
were held at "Waldhem." whose vel
coming roof has many times echoed 10
notes of sacred song. beautiful ad-
> dress on the theme of the liberty which
the Gospel of Christ gives. was made
by Mrs. Adylott of Fall River. Mass
Solos were sung by Mr.. Irving Bailey
and Mr.. Ennis. Numerous gospel songs
We're sung.
The steamer "Cobbossee," under the
skillful guidance of Capt. Rowe, loon
Insurance Commissioner Carr on
tour of the lake, Sunday. AS My carr
! guests were the fire commissioner oil
Massachusetts. c. w. Whltcomp;
Denuty Fire Marshal J. F.. Shaw: and
IL. G.. Cornish, Esq. of Augusta. Al
ter exploring the beauties OF the lake
both on the surface and under water
they took a shore dinner at Harry
Pinkham's of which they spoke IT
terms of the highest praise me COD
bossee'' has been doing excellent ser
| vice this season.
Amone the callers for a day l notice
Florence LYMAN. Josephine Tueli, Su.
sap Johnson Susan Badger. Mr.. Free
Eope Of the Journal. the Fifield br"ln'
ers r. ]. Penney and daughter OF III
ton.
weather. a joyful mixture OF sun
shine and shade. H. ~
oona FANNY cxpi O0ES