Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-07
At C0BBosSEE.
The Past Week a Most N!
Enjoyable One.
Pers ona|s From rom All Shores
Of The Popular Lake.
Two Sailing Regaitas viii Be the
Events Of This Week.

ing them delightful mixture of warm
sunlight and cooling breeZes. In the
evening after the sun has set amid
gorgeous colors in the west the pale
moon throws it's mellow light upon
many launches and boats of every de-
scription, occupied by those who ap
preciate the delights of an August
evening on the lake.
The past week at the lake was made
memorable by the powerboat meet
and sailing regatta. Many people from
the .neighboring cities were present at
each meet to cheer on their favOrite
boats to victory. There will be two
sailing regattas this week, one on
Wednesday and the other on Saturday
Both races will without doubt be
closely contested as the boats are very
evenly matched.
On the piazza of Summehawis, the
pleasant cottage of Col. r. w. Soule at
Hammond's Grove, can be seen one of
the latest additions to the lake, an
O'Brien electric horn. Many times dur
ing the past week the tranquil air has
been rent by the blasts Of the horn,
which is one of the newest and best
inventions of the year. Already many
boats at the lake have purchased a
horn or whistle and all are ready to
testify to its usefulness. but to Col.
SouIe belongs the honor of first apply
ing one to cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and
daughter are occupying this week
Adcwando, the summer home of Mr..
and Mrs Paul Sargent. as the latter
will take the trip to Montreal and Que
bee with Trinity COmmandcry.
I'll nf
y. y, is visiting at Pine Croft, the cot
taCe of $. +. Harrington at Hammond's
Grove.
r. Norman Burgess returned to the
grove Saturday after a two-weeks' Wis
il among relatives in Bangor.
Mrs William II. Reid passed last
week with friends at Winthrop Beach,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Burleigh enter
tanned their Evening Whist Club OF hu-
gugta Friday evening after the power
boat meet at their cottage koonabeki.
Saturday night and Sunday the same
club was pleasantly entertained at
Glad Hand inn by Mr.. and Mrs. &. T.
Penny.
Mrs. E.. f. CrowelI and daughter
Florence of Brockton, Mass. and Mrs.
C. v. Whitney of West Upton, Mass,
after a pleasant visit at the Ryder s
cottage. Fernleigh. returned to thelr
homes i'm Massachusetts Thursday.
Mrs. +. A. Jones and Mrs. Andert"n.
who have been enjoying the hospital
ity of Charles Jones and family at
Hammond's Grove. returned to their
homes during the later part OF the
wnck.
nr. and Mrs. +. l.. Hall and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l.. Andrews were at camp
Kconabcki during the latter part of the
week, as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. {. t.
Burleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Jones will start
Tuesday with Trinity Commandery Tor
a trip to Montreal and Quebec. They
expect to return saturday.
f. c. Wood. after sojourn OF lo
days at his cottage at Hammond 5
Grove departed for Montana last week.
Mrs. d. G. Robinson was welcomed
al the grove Saturday after several
weeks absence.
Mrs. S. Il. Cannon was guest or
Mrs .Ioseph Williamson at Pine Ga
bles Friday aftcrnon.
Thirty-four girls from Baker hall OF
the Industrial School enjoyed Thurs
day immensely at the North sh"re'
They arrived at go in special ear
and iourneyed home at $50 They were
entertained by Mrs Persis Martin AT
her cottage. Games were played anu
after supper had been served the young
ladies' returned home after thorough
ly enjoyable time
Mis- Corrine White of Haverhiil
Mass. was = guest at the 'dhS'
Thursday, the summer hoii'c y
p. Lowell.
Mr. and Mrs. L. \. Burlcigh and son
louis were the guests of Frank Snit1
and family Sunday at the North Shore
Mrs. Tobey and Mrs. Hill from TO
vus were entertained at lunch Mon-
dav nv Mrs. Pcrsis Martin at her cot
tage on the North shore.
Ronald Jones of Winthrop visited
friends on the North shore during lh'
past week. :,
Robert Houston of Guilford. Me. Is
tho puest of Frederick Owen at Camp
Refuge.
Norris Russell passed sunday al
Fcrnside as the guest of FRANK Dyo'
and family. ~
James DeCamp of New York City Is
enjoying the lake at the Robertson COY
tage as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Blanchard
and family passed Sunday at Canl
Refuge, the summer home of Howard
owen.
LYMAN Smith and Miss Helen Smith,
brother and sister of Melville Smith,
and Miss Curtis and Miss Philips of
california were the guests of Melville
smith and family during the past week
-. .ba North shore.
charles White and family of Angus
=. nassed Sunday at Pine Cone cottage
~ the west shore. as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bussell'
r. stilkey is occupying the Nc
Faddcn cottage on the beautiful shore
Of Cast winthrop bay.
r. Cony Weston, one OF me eNper
of tho lake. states that at pres
snt East winthrop bay is the, the oes s
eshing grounds in the lake. ferch ar
es especially plentiful. perch fishing Del"
oxtrcmcly good at night. ,,.