Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-21
AT SQUIRREL.
Thursday Evenings Concert a
Notable Success.
Full Program for Fete Day, Saturday,
Aug. q.
Prominent GrrivaIs-Chat of Golf,
Baseball and Society.

! (SpeciaD 1.-The ball game on Wednes-
| day with Hallowell although dis
| astrous to Squirrel, was what every true
lover of the sport On Squirrel likes to
| see, clean, interesting, snappy game
| of ball Nine innings of exciting and
dashy plays sped away only too soon,
and did not contain one dull moment.
Squirrel is winner for the most part,
and any team that can win victory
from her is justly proud of their VIC
tory. The home team was crippled
considerably by the loss of three star
men, the McClave brothers of Prince
ton Varsity and Munroe Of BuwdHin.
Thursday evenings Fete concert de-
serves the distinction of being one of
the best ever given on the island. A
large and very appreciative audience
listened to some musical gems which
Ehad been especially we'll selected. Miss
EfIeizer very creditdbly opened the
concert. Miss Willoughby is a rising
E3husician and bright future is open
toSher. Miss Brooks selection was q
pleasing number and was greeted by
|athes applause which it well deserved.
sg1asterse Arthur Appleton Jones was a
general faYorite. Miss Bessie May
Newman. an island favorite. rendered
+ no solos lEhsr usual faultless man.
Ii n MI Tank Hamilton added
a6atly to the evenings entertainment
NTH one of Bis excellent cornet solos.
Nh yi}fiamH Jones rendered very
efterfaninesr number. Miss Sara
I'm sssIn1Tatt, who is newcomer to
Squirrel; very kindly consented to play
and Vas an evening favorite Mrs.
Daisy Force Scott always commands
an attentive audience with, her charm
ing voice. Miss Wnslow rendered
piano solo without blemish. Mrs. Rob-
ert Treat Whitehouse increased her
reputation as skilled artist Mr..
Frank Holding, leader of the Squirrel
Island orchestra always makes a
strong addition to any musical pro-
gram. The complete program follows:
Les Papillous, Grug
Miss Heller
The Son of the Puszta. Keller Bella
Miss Wiloughby.
ChanS0n PrONencale, Dell AcUua
Miss Brooks.
Squirrel serenade. Sawyer
Master Arthur Appleton Jones.
(M Love Me Not" Secchi
|O) Il Wonder When He'll Come Again
korbay
Bessie May Bowman.
The Rosary carr. for corncD, Nevin
Frank Hamilton.
Daphne's Love, Ronald
William H. Jones
(a> Simple Aveu. Thorne
90 ObertaSS Mazurka, WieniawSkl
Sara lmbrie Manatt
Lieti Signor Meyerbeer
Witches Dance, Mcdowell
Miss Helen NJ. Winslow
Pensee d'Automne. Massenet
Mrs Robert Treat WhitehOuSe
Fourth Concerto, NieuXtemps
Frank f. Holding.
Qualifying rounds for the golf tourn-
ament We're held, Wednesday morning
The course covers is holes. The scores
| of the following who qualified are
given: Rev. f. NJ Moves, IA Paul
Murphy, rs; Mr.. Baker, IS; Mr.. Shan
non, 81; John Oldham, SO; Mr.. Butler
| 80; Mr.. Ingersoll 100; George Chandler
10t.
The Inn parlors were the scene of a
very entertaining evening of whist
Tuesday. Mrs. Curtis, Chicago and
| Miss Currier, Brewer, We're the patron
| csses. The gentlemen's prize. a book,
The Dreamers," was taken by Mr.. w.
| +. SaWin, Boston. The ladies' prize, Il
| hand painted belt buckle, was won by
| Mrs. J. G.. Deering. Saco.
| Cottages are beginning to take on a
| holiday appearance and by Fete day
| all will be artisticaly decorated.
| Joseph G. Hood, the Napoleon" of
| fancy pool shots entertained large
| number of hotelites and cottagers at
! the Inn, Wednesday evening. Many of
his exhibitions We're marvellous and he
| did everything but the - impossible.
| Improbable shots We're only his de-
| light.
| Squirrel has recently been protected
| by volunteer life saving crew jim
Kelley, Ralph Sayward. Harold White
and Andrew Foss compose the brave
| Quartette.
| Wednesday night, and is stopping al
the Frye White cottage.
Judge Bonney, Portland is the guest
of local friends.
| Calendar for the remainder of the
| week: Friday at $50 P. M. old
fashioned Gaelic football; at P. NJ
prize Japanese lantern parade. Satur'
day at Q A. M. field sports; at $50 p
NJ. ball game Squirrel VS.. Wiscasset
at $50 p. NJ. illumination and fire
works Spring Cove: at $50 p. M. re
ception and Fete ball. Finals for ten
mis- golf and yacht races on Fete day.
| Squirrel Inn arrivals; A. I'll. Baker
Brockton. Mass; Mrs. e. L. Guilber
ana Miss G.. l.. Gulbert, Warren Mass.
Mrs. Fl. c. Fisher, Brooklyn. N. Y; j
c. Rood, Boston; j. c. Waite, Boston
Mrs. Is. A. Cox, Randolph; Maste
Henry Laird, Montpelier Vt; Herber
b. Cox, Cornwall Pa.