Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
Baseball and Whist P0pu-
lar Island Sports.
Golf Links Always Busy and
Basketball Gaining.
Attorney Gen. Moody 10 Visit island. --latest
Arrivals and Personals.

| squirrel lSIlfl(t, NJ, july -o.-NSpS-
] ciaD.-On Saturday afternoon, Squirrel
made the strong Five Islands baseball
team. which won here IN the middle of
the week. bow low IN Gefeat. The ar
rival of Don White. 'O5, the BOwdoin
shortstor, Rob Maxcy, the st. George
pitcher. Mathews Of Stevens Institute,
Foster. former TUFTS player, has ma
tcrially strengthened the team. Maxcy
was speedy and his good control served
| him fourteen strike outs 4 rubber
| game was arranged FOR Monday after
| noon but was necessarily postponed on
| account of a driZZlinr rain. The play
ers ana their position were Squirrel
| Island: Dan White. 8 b.; Rowe, s. &:
| Mathews, C.: Foster, 4. =; PomerOy. :"
b.; Foss. l b.; Grant, /. f.; Maxcy. D.:
Fl. White. r. f. Five Islands: Bradford.
s. g.; II. Fletcher, b.: Sanborn. D.;
Carey, !. f.; Stafford. C.. T.; Hague, r. f.;
Chaffe. C.; Johnson, 3 b.
| Tho score by innings:
Squirrel Island ....2 90 I %
| Five Islands ......0 . u . o.
| Umpire George II. Wosterfeld. At
| tendance $50.
| Despite the rain eleven tables were
occupied at the regular Monday eve
ming whist party. The winners of the
prizes were: Ladies first, Mrs. Belchcr
San Francisco, silvec cream ladle;
| second. Miss =. L. Dean, New YORK
City, work basket; Gantlemens first.
Mrs. $. J. GlyOver, Dorchester, ash
tray; second. Miss Dean. New York
City. pack of cards. Scores were 50,
Il. sc. 46, respectively.
| baseball game has been arranged
| for "Wednesday afternoon with Christ
mas Cove, Squirrels uidtime rival.
| -Four games have been arranged with
| EoOthbay Harbor 10 be played alter
natcly here and there On Saturday
| afternoons during August. The last
game with Boothbay is II be played
here on Fete Day, Aug. IL.
| The annual meeting of the Squirrel
| Island Village Corporation will be held
nj the island chapel. Saturday evening,
July %, when the regular business of
| the year will be transa cted
A meeting of all those who play basket
| ball was called, Tuesday afternoon, for
the purpose of organizing team
The pulpit at the Island chapel was &C.
| cupied Sunday. by Rev s p Merrill Of
Rochester. n. Y. Samuel Raymond Estcy
Of New York rendered the offcrtory.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Davenport invited
party of frierds Of the Alicia, Saturday
afternoon tn u clam bake on Mckown's
Point.
Sumner II. Foster. Hatherly Foster Jr..
and 5. Wheeler have been making a short
cruise here on the Opitsah w.
The Masquerade Ball, given at the
Casino. Thursday evening, will be one of
the most artistic and original that has
been given for several years.
The Eastern Steamship CO.. is to be con-
graduated upon the prompt. regular and
cony enient schedule which is being car
ried out this summer. Good connections
can be made from here to Bath or Booth
hay several times each day. Tourists ar
rived BY hundreds during the recent hot
wave, vet the boats did not run behind
the schedule time Such service is greatly
appreciated by the islanders. who can de-
pend regularly upon the mails.
The golf links were laid out last week
and are now in continual use.
Thomas Carter White of Lewiston was
among Sundays visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Weeks Of Port
land have arrived for Q vacation.
Mrs Francis Loring and Miss Ruth
pinglcy Loring of Cambridge, Mass, are
guests of Mrs +. A. Allen at Allendalc
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Buchanan have re-
turned home to Woburn. Mass. after =
plcasant vacation of two weeks.
Ted Stanwood was 4 Sunday VlSltor
Josiah S. Maxcy and family of Gardiner
have arrived for the summer.
SQUIRREL Inn arrivals: Mr.. and Mrs =.
n Matthews. Basil W. Matthews. Leslie
a. Matthew'S. Newark. n. j.; a. II.
White. Boston; Miss +. q. Lowery, H"S-
ton: Miss Grace q. Griffin. washington
ID G.: Grace L. Jones. Syracuse y. u
q. w. Chandler. Boston: j. W. flt'z'
Providence r. l.: NJ. ]. Cromwell. ProVi-
dence. r. l.; Miss Boardman. BrunswicK'
Austin d. Hall. Newcastle; Mrs w. f.
Grecnough, Boston; Edward NJ. Rockwell
Ieominster, Mass; Mrs. T.. NJ Rock"eii'
Miss Ruth Rockwell. Leominster. MASS,
q f.. Bucknell. Lowell; ii. Aiirea
Housen. Newton. Mass; Mr.. and MrS. -
a Newbeck, Sebattas; +. Nj; Mu,piiiHH.
Portland; T. j. Michigan. n Whliflit,"'
IF. c. Deering. Saco: susan =. 'o''''