Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-05

True's cove. To most on board. il was
their first trip down the Lake, and the
whole thing was to them a revelation
in the beauty of scenery that unfolded
itself like panorama. Returning ia
Mr.. Hichborn's cottage, an elegant
dinner was served. the gratitude Of the
party TO Mr.. and Mrs. Hichborn being
expressed in hearty cheers, led by His
Honor, Mayor Titcomb. During their
stay. the members of the party made a
call upon their associate councilman
DR.. Fred G. Kinsman, where they were
pleasantly received.
Fishing was never better at Cob
bossee than at the present time Big
strikes of white perch are reported
This more than makes up for the lack
of trout in the early spring.
Mr.. Fred H. Owen, the New York adj
vertising manager of w. H. Gannetts
great publication, Comfort" is spend
ing his vacation-the first for two
years-at Camp Refuge He is ac-
companied by his wife and child, How
ard Owen, Cd. Mrs. Walter D. Stinson
and her children have been at the camp
since the beginning Of the season.
wi W. w ClSI, Will DIS I1dHy Vi
her children and grandchildren as her
house will hold, is stopping at the
"Goodenough' cottage.
Prof. Meader and family of the
Friends school, Providence, r. l., is
spending his annual vacation, as usual
on the home farm of that faithful
Quaker preacher, Rev. 1. Warren
Hawkes..
Percy Hill and Lansing Ray of Chi
cago are visiting at the Hichborns'
Carry and Annie Noble and their
nephew have been among the guests.
Mrs Persis Martin has visited Mrs
c. O. Tibbetts.
Mrs. Thad c. Welch Of New York is
visiting at "Goodenough" cottage. Mr.
Welch has recently been transferred
from the navy yard at Portsmouth, N
H., to Brooklyn, N. Y. On Sunday, al
this cottage. grandma" WEIGH was
surrounded by twelve of her grand
children. Two were necessarily alb.
sent.
At the "Wigwam," Mrs. Perley Mill
ken, Mrs. Governor Cony, Mrs. Daniel
Cony and Mrs. Elliott have been en-
tertained.
Isle of Springs.
Mr. Fred Chase finished his visit
here, Friday, and returned to his duties
at Washington. His family will re-
main at the Cornish cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond of Boston
who have been spending nearly !
month at the North cottage, have re-
turned TO their home, more than
pleased with their visit. This cottage
is row occupied by the Boston Globe
party to whom l referred last week.
Col. Soule has given a new name to
his .Ingleside' cottage. He calls II
pine Croft" the United States OF
which is pine field.
Gov. Burlcigh is busy with his call
ers, among whom l may mention Gov
Hill. Hon. w. r. Cobb of Rockland
Postmaster Libby of Gardiner Mr.. anc
Mrs. w. II. Gannctt, J. Med. Stewart
of the Pension department at Washing
ton and j. S. Rice of Washington.
Mr.. C. b. Burleigh has gone to New
Hampshire, to accompany his WIZ
home.
Mrs. Henry Everett of st. John, n
B., is being entertained at Edge
mere" Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley of Wor'
ccgter viii come, Wednesday. Mrs Ell
bridge Drake and Miss Chadbourn'
have been here for day.
At Mr.. c. c. Hunts cottage, MRS
George Otis Smith of Washington,
c.. and her sister Miss Louise II. Co.
burn of Skowhegan have spent severa
nleasant days. Among the callers hav'
been Miss Emma Pray, Miss Sanborn
Mrs. Annie Clark, Maud Barker ant
| Edith C. Packard. One of the mother:
| of the household. Mrs. f. A. Hunt, Il
visiting her old home at East Readiieid
At "Cedarhurst" the Robertsons nav
entertained Mrs. Wentworth and son
Maiden. Mass. Miss Fannie Anthony
| Miss May Poole, Mrs. VIII II. Duntol
and son and wife, of Boston, MI
George French of Augusta. mother ant
sister of Bethel
Stella and Lillian Kimball of Angus
| ia have been stopping a few days VIII
Mrs. Hammond.
Another big crowd, Sunday, embrac
| ing a fraction of the undesirable ele
| ment.
| weather-clear, sunlit skies; atmos
nbera tiuctured with the balsamlc al
of the pines. H. W.