Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-16
AT C0BB0SSEE.
Summer Season Now at
Its Full Height.
Summer Theatre Scoring Well
Deserved Success.
Personals From All the Shores Of
This Most Popular Lake.

The summer season is now at its
height at the lake, the cottages are
full and all are enjoying the delightful
weather. Nearly all the camps are now
occupied and the different hotels re-
port an unusually large number of
guests.
The summer theatre is once again
the leading feature at the lake. The
Fenberg Stock Company which Mr..
Ifersey secured for this year scored a
hit from it's first performance and it's
popularity is increasing every day. The
company is an exceptionally strong one
in every department and the plays are
always well presented. The Ladies'
Orchestra and the specia!tics which are
given between the acts are also very
popular. Dances are held after the
performances on Monday and Thurs
day evenings and are we'll attended.
TWO strong plays are booked for this
week, for the first three days, 1.-THE
Convicts Daughter and the last part
OF the week. Prom Rags to Riches"
Lake C"bbOsscecontce has in the past
furnished many fine fishermen and it's
latest additions to the angling world
are Doris Wilder and Frederick Jones.
Miss Doris is now wearing a splendid
sweater as prize for capturing the
largest FISH of the young ladies at the
Sportsman's Excursion at KineO while
Frederick is exhibiting to his friends
a handsome reel which he won for
landing the second largest of the fish
which the young men captured.
\ very enjoyable house, party is now
being held at the Macomber cottage
on the west shore. The house party
Includes the following young ladies':
Madeline Lord. Clara Goodwin, Flor
ence Gannett. Mary Stinson, Ellen
Dyer, Marguerite Lowell. Theresa New
bert. Ruth Partridge, and Weltha
Thompson. of Augusta, Miss ANY
Simpson OF York Harbor, Miss Mar
garet Wood of Bangor. and Miss
Emile Hicks of Rockland.
~ the border of Hammonds Grove
are three of the most ingenious tents
tnat nave ever been seen at the lake.
In short. they have nearly all the COM
I"rts OF n city home with the addi-
tlonal advantage of cool and pure air.
Rev. }. l.. Quimby and wife and
daughter. Lucille, and Miss Hazel An
ME. Ethel Annie, and Sadie Annie of
Gardner are summering there
George 5. Rowell. of the Portland
Advertiser, with his wife have been
guests of Postmaster and Mrs. Lane
Norman Burgess is spending his va
cation at Fernside and has recently
added n fine launch to the lakes fleet
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert L. Hammond
are visiting their parents at the lake.
Earle Eimball of Augusta is en-
pioSed at Everett Smiths store on.
the lower Hersey Island.
bud" Blake has opened a store at
the waiting room at Hersey's Island
Where he is always glad to welcome
MS many friends. "Dud'' now consid-
ers himself fun fledged Cobbossee-
contian. for this is his third year at
the lake.
Chester F.. Hammond passed his va
cation with his parents, MrA and Mrs.
L. II. Hammond.
Walter w. Hendee passed Friday at
tie lake as the guest of William Viii
Hansen.
Mrs. Charles X Partridge and
daughters. Marguerite and Winifred.
are occupying the North cottage at
Hammond's.