Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-31

mot leave this lovely region until drive,
in by The cold weather, Secretary o
State Boyd will also remain here sew
eral weeks longer, and snow will fly be
fore Postmaster Lane packs up Harr,
Lowell viii go in at the opening O
school
Editor J. Clair Minot and wife ar,
enjoying the honeymoon at their nea,
| little cottage, Camp Adewando." n,
only a good newspaper man and hi,
| companion can. They will be here wei
into the fall.
Horace G. Parkman, wife ana
daughter, OF Portland, have beer
spending a week at E. +. Parkman's
The cottage Will be open for some time
The Fickery cottage has been named
Lone Pine Lodge" They will stay
| here till October.
The recent guests at Roland A. Serb
ner's have been Mrs c. w. Henry Of
Philadelphia, Miss Emma Pike of Win
throp, Miss Laura Gordon OF Readffeld,
Miss Marcia Minot Of WaterviIle. Mrs,
blanche and Elmer Gordon Of Read
field, Mrs Fred Morton of Winthron.
The cottage will be open until October.
Mr.. Sclibner, wife and her mother will
start, next Thursday, for PhiladelDIia.
to be absent three weeks.
MI f. e. Smith has been setting out
a number of trees on his lot. The fam
lily remain her until driven home On ac-
count of cold weather.
Mr.. ana Mrs. +. G. Wood win return
to their st. Louis home about the 14th
of Sept.
The Robinsons have recently been
enjoying sails and corn roasts down the
lake. They will close their camp about
the 1lth of September
Mrs. Clarence b. Burleigh returned.
Wednesday, from Connecticut. where
she has been attending a sister who is
i'll.
Mrs. Brown of st. John, n. r.. is Wis
'iting "Edgemere." Mr.. Reid is in Ros-
ton. The cottage will close about the
10th OF September
Mr.. Geo. Fl. Bangs and family win
remain through September.
The Knight of Pythias had Il splendid
shore dinner at Hotel Pines. Thursday
evening. A marriage supper is to be pro
Vided at the Hotel on the night of Sent
9Th, for some thirty persons | am cIad
to report that Notwithstanding the bad
season the business at the hotel has more
than paid all expenses. This is good
showing. The hotel will be kept open
Just as long as there is any business The
building will be painted green with white
trimmings.
The man who makes two blades Of grass
grow where but one grew before. is not in
it with Mrs l.. II. Hammond, whose
beautiful flower garden at the gateway of
tlammonds Grove gives great comfort to
all who pass by. The masses Of sweet
peas just now are perfectly wonderful
I)r. KinSman and wife are again at tne:r
cottage, where they and their friends
have received 50 much enjoyment
Winburn A. Boothby and wife Of Berlin
n Fl. who for a vacation is making a
tour Of the State, stopped with Deacon
Hunt on Sunday. The Hunts will remain
here until the last Of September.
Mr. and Mrs j. r. Blanchard, Mrs T.
G. Potter and Miss Bessie Trask, of
Brooklyn, n. y, are at Camp Refuge
And now as l close this correspondence
with the Journal readers, let me thank
them for the continued interest they have
taken in these Monday letters, and for
their warm words of commentator,
which to me have been as living springs
to the thirsty soul.
THE. woods arc dark; bat yet the linger-
ing light
Spreads its last beauty DER the Western
sky.
How lovely are the portals Of the night.