Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-17

L oC buXO yoA $50 S~s-sa~s
| with y climax in weird ghost tales al
wore sorry at the swift passing of the
| clock.
| wednesday afternoons from till
have been reserved at the Casino for
whist The game is in charge of Miss
Wright and is open to all card members
Ii. e., active members of the Casino
All surnmerers are entitled to the use OF
the Casino and its equipment upon the
payment of so cents.
Captain Brewer recently took out g
party of ladies deep sea fishing. Miss
| HoXie was high line-her run of luck II
| the first 20 minutes gave her an un
surpassable advantage.
With the waning moon and pleasant
weather moonlight sails are increasing
ly popular. Hardly a night that the
shippers do not carry out large parties
Last evening Eustis and David F'it2
took many of their friends to the Har-
Dor for a dance.
Swimming has never been so popular
here as at present. 1t is the rage and
Of course all follow the mandates of the
400.
Extensive alterations are being made
to Millinocket Lodge, the old Starbird
cottage, inter ALA a ten-foot piazza.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis C. Wilson of Boston
will preach Sunday.
The cottagers will have the oppor-
tunity of hearing a rare musical pro-
gram at the Casino Monday evening.
Ladies' Orchestra of Boston-four
pieces-will furnish by far the best mu-
sic which has been heard at the Casino
this summer.
The annual meeting of the Ocean
Point Association will be held at the
Casino next Thursday evening. Aug.
% Reports of officers will be read, Otii-
GERS elected and important business
transacted.
The list of card members which was
posted at the Casino yesterday shows
81 names. q
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Martin, daughter
and grandson Of Augusta are at Camp
Newton.
Bolan Williams of Boston is visiting
relatives at Camp "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi T. Williams of
Augusta are spending a short vacation
at their cottage here.
Miss Helen Burbank and Miss Mary
MacDavid of Augusta have been spend
ing their vacation at the Grand View.
Miss Alice Elephant is visiting T. S.
ELEPHANT at the House that Jack
Built"
Norman Dillingham; is here for a
short visit with his cousins Eustis and
David Fitz.
Miss Marion Smith of Augusta is Wis
iting her cousin Miss knight at the
Shaw cottage
Miss Sybil kittredge and Miss jean
cite Moncrief of Augusta are the guests
of Miss Ethel Hoxie at the Atlantic
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Dolliver and
child of Boston are at the Croel cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Z. Ross of Auburn
are at the Gibbs cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Radcliffe of Wa
terville are at the Radcliffe cottage
At the Miss Ellis camp are Miss
Edith Wadsworth and Mrs. Cunning
ham of Augusta.
Chauncey Hall and Miss G. NJ Bow
man are spending August days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Phinney at the Ellis cot
tage.
Among those registered at the At
lantic house are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
F. Spaulding of Boston; Mrs. Alden
Richards of Bath: Mrs. c.. Fred Hyones
of Somerworth, y. H., Mr.. and Mrs.
II. c.. Knight of New Haven, Conn;
Mrs. Minnie l.. Moore of HalloWcll;
Mrs. Anna NJ. Lincoln of Boston: r. d.
Lincoln of Boston; Mrs. Stephen King
OF Fairfield, Me-, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.
Gorshom of Cincinnati Ohio; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Galbreth of New York; L.
A. Darling Of Bowdoinham; Lewis
Wilds of Portland; Stephen Wing Of
Fairfield; T. II. Wentworth of Wool
wich; Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Smith Of
Hopedale, Mass; A. F. Sharp of Bos-
ton; Fred B. Reed of Bath; NJ. c. Gack-
enback Of Bath; Guy NJ. Sprague of
Bath; Miss Ailena Sprague of Maiden,
Mass: Mrs. Geo. f. Mitchell of NAL
den: Mrs. Guy M. Sprague, Bath; Will
lard Sprague of Bath; Mrs. Chas. Nash
of Augusta; Mrs. F. H. Adams, Mrs. F.
f. Milliken. Miss ]. NJ. Andrews of
Augusta; Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Lewis
of kennebunk: Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Hall
of Kennebunk; ]. +. Waters, Arthur