Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15
Many Social Affairs are
on the Program.
Elaborate Plans for Fete Week,
From August 10 to "a.
Tennis Tournament Begins Friday.
The Many New Arrivals,

Squirrel Island. Me-. August IA
| (SpeciaD.-A private garden dance wa.
held in the Casino Monday evening
| The Casino was filed with the man,
invited guests of Miss Schmidt, Mis-.
| Snowman and Miss Katharine Schmidt
| The Casino was literally transformed
| into a beautiful floral garden. Their,
were the characteristic spruce anC
flowers of every description. There
| was also an artistic decoration Of bunt.
| ing and flags Outside the entrance
was brilliantly and cheerfully illumi-
! hated with Japanese lanterns. The
Casino was never before so artistically
decorated. The music was a Booth
bay orchestra and was especially fine
The invited guests represented diff
ferent flowers and added to the charm
of the garden scene. The occasion is
the leading social event of the season
among the younger people who are
unanimous in their opinion that the
Misses Schmidt and Miss Snowman are
most charming and entertaining host
esseS.
The fair held in the Casino last FRI
day afternoon and evening was a great
success. The different tables of fancy
work and candy We're well patronized
and nearly all the islanders enjoyed
the chicken salad supper that the Ia
dies prepared. A large sum was
nettcd from the fair.
S. Thaycr Smiths one act comcdietta
"Uncle WILL" will be given in the
Casino next Friday evening together
with James Madison Morton's a.
Regular Fix" Miss Frances Page
will take Miss Anna Holden's place as
Emily il "A Regular Fix
The vaudeville and minstrel will b.
given in the Casino Thursday evening
August %. There will be twelve
numbers to tie vaudeville and some
excellent specialties will be intro
duced. David owen will take the
place of Mr.. Lincoln as one of the enc
men. AS in years past he will give
some original work in both entertain.
ments which alone will be worth the
price of admission.
Squirrel has beth of the Fete weel
games with Boothbay Harbor on the
home grounds The dates are
wednesday, August Il, ana saturday
August "a.
Joe Hood of Boston recently gave {
| clever exhibition on the pool table a
| the Inn.
The new moon is attracting hundred
to the south shore.
| The new steamer, the BoOthbay, i
bringing big crowd to Squirrel ever!
| morning. All of the passengers a.,
well pleased with the general con
venicnce OF this fine steamer that ha
| recently been added to the line.
Arthur Merrill, Dartmouth '02, G
New York is spending three week
| vacation at Five Gables.
| The tennis tournament begins Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stanwood c
| Wellesley, Mass, have arrived for
vacation.
James Perkins of Boothbay Harbo
is the new night clerk at the Inn.
| Squirrel plays BoOthbay Harbor a
| the South End grounds Saturday.
| Next week is Fete week, Aug 1872
| inclusive.
| The latest arrivals at the Squire
Inn are: Ray Stowell Hartford, Conn.
| MI. ana MIS-. Joseph j. Iclllngha 81
| SeWickley, Pa; George b. White am
| family, Boston; r. II. Smith. Bango,
l.. O. Croker and wife, Boston; Mis-
| Olive Croker, Z. J. Sampson, Boston
ID. +. Warren, Wellesley, Mass; Mrs
| John Dnrlance, Miss May Stuar
| DOrranC", Miss Eleanor Winifrc,
| Dorrancc, Arthur G. Dorrancc
Bristol, Pa; A. T. Walthem. Mis-
| Walthem. Worcester, Mass: Miss I,
Alden, Miss Priscilla NJ. Alden, Mastn
George A. Alden End. Wellesley Hills
| Mass; Miss Hartman, Baltimore; II
f. Kelley, Lewiston: Il. NJ. Whtehouse
| New York; Mrs. J. r. Fitch, N. 4
| Fitch. New Haven, Conn; Dora j
Mattoon, Anna ii. Mattoon, Charlotte
| NJ. MattoOn, Oakville, Ct: C. +
| Newell, Boston; +. c. Stantz, Mrs. +
f. Stantz, Raymond Stantz, Newton
Mass; D. N Graves and wife, Boston
Blanche Williams. Boston; M. Vanhorl
| MCGEE, Plainfield. N. j.; Herbert S
Rogers, Plainfield, N. j.; Mrs. l.. Ru
| Leuer Miss Leuer, Harrisburg. Pa.
| Mrs. Mary Seller, Philadelphia; Mrs
| Charles M. Dodson, Bethlehem. Pa.
| Mr.. and Mrs c. M. Cook, Allston
Miss l.. II. Cook, Allston. Mass.
Allerton L. Brooks, Albert w. Savag.
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