Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-23
Augusta boy Has Delight
full Birthday Party.
Many Visitors at this Popular
Resort.
List of Winners at Mondays Whist
Cottages Fast Filling Up-Many
Sauirrelites Attend Yacht Races
Other Notes and Gossip.

Squirrel Island. July 22.-(SreciaD-
The regular Monday evening whist at
tracted sufficient of the island en-
thusiasts to fill seven tables. The
PARTY WIS directed by Mrs. George II.
Sayward of Winchester, Mass, and
was very enjoyable. The prize winners
Mrs. Ricksdorff, Boston; ladies' sec
ond. il squirrel Island burnt wood
frame, Mrs. G. .. Holway, Auburn:
gcntlcmen's first, china card case, Mrs.
Estcllc Hall Readc, Olivct, Mich: gem
tlemen's second, leather post pouch,
Mr. George w. Holden, Springfield,
Mass. The Thursday evening whist
closes the series of Thursday whists
and WAS a pleasant affair through the
efforts of the president of the Ladies'
Improvement Association, Mrs. Charles
W. Mutell, Springfield, Mass.
The Spring Cove" cottage of Attor-
ncy and Mrs. W. II. Fisher of Augusta.
WAS the scene of Il happy and joyous
gathering on Monday afternoon. About
twenty of the little people on the island
came to celebrate the fifth birthday of
their son Kimball. The invited were:
olive IIolway, Oscar Holway, Florence
Hayes, Ruth Hayes. John Ames, Con-
stance Amcs, Robert Whitehouse. Penn
Wnitchousc Robert Proctor. Thomas
Proctor. Mary Proctor. Erick Wright
Helen EadCer, Frances Simpson, Mil
dred harrington, LauIiat Lane, Ray
Swift Marjorie Swift, Eleanor McCaus-
land. Gladys Blake and Marion Fisher.
Olive Holway and Ray Swift took the
prizes in the soap bubble contest. Olive
Holway and Thomas Proctor were
awarded prizes for the most successful
noon WAS Mildred Harrington to whom
fell the enchanted ring of the birthday
cake. Each little one was presented a
japanese toy. a little Indian basket
filled with sweets and tiny tin horns
whi"h we're Justify blown in loud ap-
probation Of the Afternoons pleasures.
The Red Squirrels. the junior base
ball team, played the Squirrel Inn team
on Friday afternoon.
The yawl "Cyrilla" Of Boston is an
ch"rod in Spring Cove.
The schooner yacht "Indra" of Bos-
ton was anchored off the steamboat
wharf part of this week.
Many Squirrel people attended the
yacht races at Five Islands. Thursday.
2nd several Squirrel parties witnessed
tho fireworks in the evening.
George Alden of Dorchester Mass
has opened his cottage for the summer.
Lawyer Bangs of Watervillc. Miss
Marion BOND Of Brookline. Mass. and
Miss jeanette Emerson of Washington,
u. g.. are also there.
Mr. and Mrs. GnorG" PolIister of Au-
furn. have opened their cottage.
Miss Marguerite Morse of Newton,
Mass. has returned home after
pleasant two weeks vacation at the
Wcstllwn cottage.
Miss Jessie Mitchell of Springfield.
Mass is the guest IF Mrs. G. w.
Mutcll.
Squirrel Inn arrivals: Fred Mcleod.
Boston; w. J. Russell. Minneapolis
Francis 4. Foster. Roston: Mr.. and
Mrs T.. II. Preston. Philadelphia; Miss
Gail g. LaNake: Charles b. Farley
Election, Md; Charles r. Farley. Jr.
Election. Nd. Mrs. II. s. Whittlescy
cleveland, o.: Miss Whittlescy. Cleve-
land. O.: Miss Haincs Elyris. O.: r. T.
Brown and wife. Norwich. Conn: Miss
inc Brown, Norwich. Conn: Mr. and
Mrs. II. Abbcs. New York city; Miss
Syltie Ahbes. New York city: o. d.
Cowles and wife. Springfield. Mass;
ii. +. Marson. Boston.