Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-27
STATE NEWS.
BELGTACE LAKES.
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! The delightful weather OF the past
| few days has done much to help bust
| ness. Fourteen arrivals at The Bel
| grade is Saturdays record.
Fishing II remarkably good for this
Season Of the year. Several large fish
| have been brought in, among them be-
ilG Il. pound rickerel by Ray Collins.
tn" Rev. Mr.. Young of Monmouth
| viii preach here Sunday, Oct. /. Those
who heard him last Sunday are sure to
! be present, as his sermons were both
| able and appropriate. 1t is expected
that Ms Gr.%ices may be regularly Sc
CuYci tcr cEcry other Sunday, alter
hating wit, 1Ionrlol,h.
CGP,2'c Curtis w!.o has been IT his
ilo:i.r IN NORTH Belgrade for week
past eiIii.rirs from 4 severe cold, is
i;a2i5 on Inc .iol!" Roger making his
rrErlit mail trips. During cant. Cur
tn .ihtlra Haron Dolalb has carried
The mail en- his narhtha launch.
Eugene Gu..la il adding another cot
taec to his colony on Dry Point. The
new cottage is being built right on the
point. one Of thr rrtttiest sites on the
lake.
VIII PorIiu ~ passing 4 few days in
the VILLAGE. Gir. Parlin has been very
unfortunate this summer In June he
haI a light run Of typhoid fever. Just
rs H. WlS about able TO resume work
ne spread the bones in his left leg,
mAkinE, q Painful ana SLOW healing in
lury- II" j.. stiil on crutchcs.
TIC hunting III this Vicinity is good
Qua i nI.uD' of rarrrdges and
Wun1r"'k hnle been brought in but
the ducks i!ave not begun to fy in any
large numbers is yet.
Rrgi Kelley will build another cot
tag, thia Itll on kelley's shore.
AmorG those from this village to at
tend TN elaine central fair were Mr..
ana Mrs. Harvey Parker, Mr.. and Mrs.
J..s. Moehor Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Smith,
Erwin j. E"'i,y. CEas. Watson and Lee
Johnson.
Miss Ruth Damrcn from Kent's Hill
passed sunday at her home i'll this viii
iagc.
Erwin F. Kelley passed a few days in
Mount Vernon, last week.
Clloa. Stcne who has been guiding
here this summer, has returned 10 his
The statement in a recent issue OF
the journal to the effect that Russell
Morrill,! the newly appointed messenger
to the kennebcc County court, Is a
brothpr-in-law to Sheriff Ham, is err
roacous, RIO such relationship existing
between the two gentlemen.
Thomas \. Gastongray finished his |
duties at the Belgrade and went to his
home III Brunswick, Saturday. He will
enter Bowdoin this fall.
Quite a number Of Augusta people |
passed Sunday at The Belgrade. Among |
them were: William C. Titcomb Sam |
uel Titcomb, Miss Marion Titcomb. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Hiram L. Pishon, John r.
Gould, Henry B. MacGunnigle. Mr.. and |
Mrs. F. f. Smith and Miss Sarah Be-
mert.
w r. Boothby OF Waterville was
registered 1T The Belgrade, Saturday. |
sam Tracey, who has been employed |
around the buildings and grounds of !
The Belgrade for the past two years .
has severed his connection with the es-
tablishnent. /
John NJ. White and Chas Z Downing |
of Augusta we're recently registered at |
the Central House.
Tire steamer ''Frolic" was hoisted |
out of the water about two weeks ago |
and Capt Jordan returned to his duties !
as cantor OF several buildings in Wa
torViIle. the Frolic is a popular craft |
and Capt. Jordan has had very sue
cessful season.
II. F. Travis went to Fattlau on