Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-30
AT SQUIRREL.
About ESQ Enjoy the
Masque Party.
List Of Masqueraders and Their
Varied Costumes.
An Undressing Game Of Bal--Rcd
Squirrels Defeat Spruce Pointers
Personal Notes and Late Arrivals at
The Inn.

Squirrel Island, Me-, July 29.-(Spcc-
iaD.-Squirrcl was en- masque, Thursday
evening. About 80 of the islanders
came to the Casino to join i'm the masquc
success that it did through the untiring
efforts of Mrs. j. 5. MaXcy and Mrs.
George II. Sayward. 1t was gay
party, caily dressed, some i'll fancy
dress and others in evening attire Only
those en- maSque participated in the
grand marcn, led by Professor Black.
which the observers loudly applaudcd
clearly mdnifcstng the popularity Of
the ball. The DISCUSSES were original,
various and deceiving and if any Of
thu maspucradcrs have been omitted
from the following list it is on account
If the clevcrness Of their disguise.
These en- masquc were: Mrs. Robert
Weeks. English daisy: David Owen
and Miss Maud Stanwood MIR. and Mrs.
D"olcy: Della Mitchell, Indian girl:
.\iton Grant King Cole; Miss Emma
Foss, Japanese; Elizabeth Wright, In
dian girl; Misses Anna Holden, Mary
Merrill and Lila Doane, and Messrs
William Stanwood Frederic Stanwood
and Daniel Pratt, fog; Miss Blanche
Lauriat nun; Miss Gertrude Emery
fairy; Professor Black. darby; Miss
Folly Curtis. Sister of Charity: Andrew
Foss and Joseph Parker, girls; Miss
Gail La Woke. Quakcrcss; Quincy
Emery. Edward Cutter and 5. Turner,
little boys; Helen Badger. Queen OF
Hearts: Olive Holway, milk maid;
Penn and Robert Whitehouse. clowns;
I..atrice Flake, Martha Washington;
Miss Mary Parker. queen; Misses
Edith Parker. Marion Doanc and
Frances Mapp. children; Miss Burke,
Japanese: Miss Turner, America; Miss
Blanche Watson, Topsey; Miss Alice
Willoughby, Grccian; Miss Wright,
darky: Miss Comst"ck. Japant 81;
Miss Mabel Hayes, Il Scotch lady: Miss
Helen Maxcy. Swedish peasant girl.
The Squirrel baseball team played its
first ball game, Wednesday afternoon,
, against McMahan's Island, who did not
prov" strong enough to make the game
Interesting, the score being l3 to o iii
favor Of squirrel. Tie lire ups were
Squirrel Island: Woodbury.. b., Eddy,
: H.. ". Stanwood. {. f., Sherwood, D.,
cutler, :. :, Grant. |. f.. Rafferty,, I. f..
Pierce, D.. II. White. c. f. McMahan's
Island: G. Iazcn, 1 b., +. Hazcn |. f.,
GiltS b., Potter c. f.. Carey, 3 b..
Frazier. G.. Allen, $. s., Neal, r. f.,
bradford, +.
Score hy innings, ) . ?
: iHirrcl Island, J q ) !
McMahan's Island. ; . ) . =
The Red Squirrels defeated the
SPRUCE Pointers at laseball Thursday
afternoon. with Il score of Il to .. If
any Junior team tbctwcen ages of Il
and 1m, at summer resorts i'll this
vicinity desire a game with the Rcd
Squirrels. arrangements can be made
by COMMUNICATING with Ralph Say
ward, manager Of the Red squirrels.
I'll" squirrel Island baseball team
played christmas COVE, today. and Will
play L. vision Y. NJ. &. A., Saturday.
Daily kcnncb2c Journals are on sale
at the squirrel Ian.
Late arrivals 1T Squirrel Inn are:
William -. Dav"y. Spruce Point: II. u.
WigSiu, Jr., Rrookline. Mass: Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. NJ. Godfrey, North Andover,
Mass