Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22
At SQUIRREL.
Delightful Chatting Dish Party, Thurs
day-The Late Arrivals.

Squirrel Island. Me-. July IL
Especially ALL the labor of man Is
for his mouth, and yet the appetite is
not filled" This WAS the general opin-
ion of the hungry squirrels, at the July
Chafing-dish party, Thursday evening"
at the Casino, as they passed from
table to table tasting the spicy con-
coctions which Squirrel maidcns were
artfully stirring and serving. The
dainties We're most abundant and va
ricd, but the aromatic Odors which
issued in steam from the chatting dishes
were 50 appetizing that every delicacy
was eaten and still left a craving for
more. All were agreed that Squirrel
danes certainly know how to reach
the heart via stomach. The following
served Mrs. George S. Sayward lob
ster ncwberg; Mrs. Florence Brooks
Whitchouse, shrimp newberg; Mrs.
Frank \. Owen, creamed chicken; Miss
Wilhemenia Dickey, chocolate canope;
Mrs. Willis o. Foss, sardincs; Misses
BlOis, candy; w. Fl. Week, Italian mac
:troni; Mr.. Du Blois, Welsh rare-bit.
Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour
The occasion, which was one of the
plcasantest of the season. was under
the auspices of the directors of the Inn
prove mcnt Association.
Five Islands defeated Squirrel, We'd
ncsday afternoon. 8 70 5, in IN interest
ing game of ball. Both SIDES played
fast ball and the result was in doubt
until the last inning. Sanborn, who
was in the box for tie visitors proved
very effective during the whole game
a return game was Immediate ar
ranged which will be played tomorrow
afternoon Saturday. The players and
positions werc: Squirrel Island: q
Bowe. g. s.; Perkins, b., W. Rafter.
c. f.; Spencer. C. f.: Grant. q. Saywarj. |
} b.. a. Bowc. l b.; Dyke. l. f.; White |
c. T.; Foss, p. Five Islands, Wellings. |
3 b.; Tucker. b.: Southland. 8. s; H. 5. |
Fletcher. b.; Gibson. !. f.; G. Fletcher, |
{. f.; Carey. r. f.; Darling. c.
The score by innings:
Five Islands .......0 y 0 %
Squirrel Island 30 D : 0 . %
L. S. S. Woodbury. left here Thursday
morning. for q weeks cruising trip. |
Mrs. Shaw and daughters, Washington. |
D. G.; Miss Marion Doane. Boston; and
Miss Blanche Watson, Boston, were on
board
Early boat, Thursday morning. horns |
blOwingi Steamboats, whistlng. SOUR |
r"ls yelling! Percy Brooks and bride IF
New York City were rCyai;y welcomed
by their many friends Oh their arrival,
yesterday.
Miss Annie Johnson of Springfield
Mass. and Miss Grace Smith, instruc-
tor of Botany, Smith College. arrived
Wednesday morning and will spend the
summer at the Edgewood cottage.
Miss Helen Butterfield of Watervillc
recently arrived at the Butterfeld cot
taS".
Mrs. Morse and daughter. Miss Zoin
Morse Of Providence, L. L., who have
formerly spent the summer here, but
az" now ~ CanitOl Island have been
Nis!i ug-S Squirrel friends this week.
Squirrel Inn arrivals: H. Ikley. BoS-
ton: Mr.. ana Mrs. George 4. Studwcll. |
Port Chester. n. y; Mrs. Peterson L; |
Joras.s Miss H.. Rr7tdey Jones', Syra- |
Cus?. \. Y; Miss Holderman, Miss G. |
llolderman. New York CITY Miss T.. |
NJ. Lewis. rittsburg. Pa: F. S. Hase-
mann AMI wife. Springfield Long Is
land. New York: Wilbur A. Ullman.
New York: G. s. Dorrithy. Bos-
ton: -. II. Varney and wife. Salem,
Mass.