Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-18

ibis. Probably the best bait for n. Ice
III still fishing is the small live frog
which as Yet has failed to materialize
but 1t is hoped he will soon hon into
our affections
The "Hardscrabble" boys. in one dav
recently. captured fifteen bass in fisb.
ing from their wharf. This is a noint-
er for the sportsmen who don't care r.
wander far from their own firesides.
We are all glad to welcome back Mr.
Frank Smith, who comes with health
greatly improved. He will remain hero
month before resuming his duties ,t
the bank.
Claude Townsend and family ar,
occupying their cottage on the east
shore. He has n fine new float.
Comrade ALT. Perkins is snendino
his vacation at Hotel Pines. He has
fine graphophone with which he gives
daily and nightly concerts.
A couple of tents on the east shora
occupied by boys is called "Camn
CHEEKY"
Just south Of THE Cedars" is a night
vii! utilize as a cottage.
III. y. w. MooTe VI augusta il StOp-
ping at Grand View"
On Wednesday Mayor Robertson and
family opened for the season their cot
tage, "Cedarhurst." The Mayor viii
go to the city daily to attend 70 his
official duties.
ON Thursday evening. after shutdown
Miss Emily s. StinsOn and F. H. Owen,
Jr., made fine capture of bass. fishing
with n fly.
DIR. j. w. Beede and wife of Auburn
made 4 pleasant visit at Deacon c. c.
Hunts.
The well on the Circle has been COM
pleted and water, cool and nice. is be-
ing pumped into five cottages. The
well is II feet in diameter. is sunk to
the depth of IS feet. and is fed by three
streams of water.
Mr.. J. w. Banks and Mrs. SAWYER of
Augusta We're visitors on Thursday at
"Whispering Pines"
Col. Soule has been entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Josselyn of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Carr stopped to din
her, Thursday.
Mr. Adams, Of the firm Of Whitman
e Adams, and wife, are occupying DIR.
Halls cottage for n few days.
Mr.. r. w. Henry of Philadelphia,
father of Mrs. Scribner, has been visit
ing at Roland Scribner's cottage. Mr..
Arthur |. Brown, Deputy Secretary Of
State, comes out to the cottage quite
frequently, to indulge in fishing.
Mrs. NJ. S. Tower of Auburndale,
Mass. accompanied by her son and
three daughters, are on an automobile
tour of Maine. and reached Guy O.
Vickery's cottage on Thursday. They
will remain for some time.
At +. f. Parkman's cottage Mrs.
Packard and her daughter Edith are a
part of the family. They have been
visited Ivy Mrs. r. G. Briggs.
At Edgemere, Miss Agnes Thorne
and Ella l.. Thorne of Fredericton, N.
r.. the latter having been for years an
assistant i'm the high schoDl. have been
guests. Miss Annie ]. Clements of
Boston, has also been guest. Friday,
Mr.. Reid and his guests started on an
automobile trip to SkOwhegan, Nor
ridgewOck and other towns.
'FerndOn" has been closed for a few
days, but Colonel Harrington has re-
turned from his MOOsehead Lake trip,
untangled his fish lines, and is again on
the warpath. n
At The North cottage" Miss Ladd
and Miss Landers of Augusta, and Ar
line Osgood of Portland, have been
guests.
Mrs. C. IT. Mallet of Providence, r.
T., is visiting at J. r. Pierce's.
+. f.. Smith can give You points on
excursion arrangements. On Thursday
he and his little family started in his
Swamscott dory for an excursion to
one of the islands with a picnic dinner.
On arriving at the island they found
that they had left their dinner ut home
on the wharf For dinner they were
obliged to take absent treatment.
Weather delightful, with cooling
breeZes. II. o.