Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-10

{ the INDOORS are of the easement style
and fitted with screens. The curtains
are of green burlap. The cottage is
| stained wood color. The architect is
Wilfrcd Mansur of Bangor, and the
builder is c. T.. HoXie of Augusta. The
| cottage is a perfect gem, and as it is
built for rent there ought to be no diff
| Guilty i'll securing an occupant.
Just north of the cottage of II. NJ.
Pishon is the cottage of Wesley Moore,
the electrician at Togus, which ap-
proaches completion. A piazza runs
around the front and ends. The lower
part is devoted to the living room, din
ing room, and kitchen, and there are
four sleeping rooms in the second story.
When completed This will be a nice
little cottage. Mr.. Moore is in his elc-
mcnt when he is in fishing boat.
Great Improvements have been made
in "Mcrrymocting Lodge" since Hon. s.
w. Carr, insurance Commissioners, pur-
chased it Of Mr. Hobbs. In fact, the
cottage has been entirely rebuilt-a
chimney and generous open fire place
put in, the living room entirely recon
structcd. and such thorough removal
1 tlpIS lildJt ttljL me CbtLbSe Is one OF
the best at the lake. Just now Mr.. and
Mrs. Carr are entertaining their son,
his wife ana child. The elder Carr is an
ardent fisherman, having caught
barrel f-lll Of fish the present season.
Melvin ". Wiswcl and wife have
been at their cottage since the first of
April. Their guests, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Reed of Winchester, Mass, came,
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Tishon are enjoy
ing the season at their neat and tasty
cottage.
Mrs. J. w. Welch is entertaining her
children aud numerous grandchildren.
at her "Good"uough" cottage just
now Mrs N. s Shattuck and Thad S.
Wclch and wife and child, are at the
cottage, Mrs. Perry and child are
coming soon.
Scpator Albert Burlcgh, one of the
leading business men of Aroostook
county. made = flying visit to his
brother, Representative Burlcigh, last
week.
Fred Fl. Owen, the New York repre-
sentative of Gannett's great paper
"Comfort," left, Tuesday, after ENJOYING
| Il !bFllllSII 1T Tue lake. ftlS ISnln2
ventures were extremely successful.
| Mayor Robertson and family have
been out for a couple of days, and will
soon become settled here.
Mrs II. c. Harrison of Portland. is a
guest at "Pinccroft" Her husband is
the noted organ builder of the Forest
| City.
| VIII Russell has been at his fine cot
| tagr pine Cone" on the west shore.
sor1e five weeks. His partner, Nathan
Weston who owns the cottage next
north, will soon remove his family
there
The Clark sisters of Everett. Mass.
formerly of Augusta. school teachers
accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Crane
of Saltwater, Mass, and Miss Alice NJ
Doherty of Augusta, one of our most
able and successful teachers, visited
friends here on Tuesday.
On Saturday, ftoday) Charles s.
Hichborn. Esq, entertained in his usu-
al generous manner a large party from
town, including Gov. and Mrs. Hill, and
ex-Mayor and Mrs. Titcomb They ha d
a trip down the lake in Mr.. Hichborn's
new launch and that of DR.. Kinsman.
Charles II. Chisam and family are oc-
cupying the Pease tent for a week.
DR.. Sam Robinson of Boston. came,
Tuesday, on a visit to his parents. He
was accompanied by Arthur Hyde.
Miss Elenor Hyde Miss Dorothy Allen
of Boston. and Miss Mary Sheridan of
Washington. d. c.
DIR. Wendall Boyd of Aroostook
county. has returned home from a two
weeks visit with his brother, Hon.
Byron Boyd. at the lake.
! Mrs. r. w. Soule, who has had q bad
attack of rheumatism, being Obliged