Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-31
At SQUIRREL.
Many Will Remain Well
Through September.
The Athletic and Improvement
Ass'ns Elect Officers.
Many Departures Now But There
Are Some Arrivals.

Squirrel Island, Me, Aug. 30.-(Spe-
Squirrel and although there are many
departures each day there are also new
arrivals and the season will not finally
close until the end of next month.
The Boothbay Harbor-Squirrel Island
baseball series ended Monday afternoon
and Boothbay was victorious in The
final game, winning by the score OF /
to .. squirrel was not up to usual fo'ill
and Boothbay took the game into hahu
from the start. OF the total NUMBER vi
games played Boothbay Harbor won
and Squirrel ), but Boothbay won TWO
exhibition games which gives the chau
pionship series to Squirrel to f. All
the games were close and neither Slue
in any game had WalkoVer. botl
teams played clean ball when more
than satisfied the large audiences II -
the hope that all the old players VIII
return and that q series VIII De ar
ranged for another year
The Squirrel Island Athletic Associa-
ton met Wednesday morning anu chose
officers as follows for next year: fresl-
dent. Alexander Doyle, New York; vice
presidents. Prof. Edward M. Bowinan'
BROOKLYN. y. Y; William Frye White,
WASHINGTON. d. c.; Edward StanWood,
Boston: secretary, George X. Ncstcr-
field. New York: treasurer, William
FRYE White, Washington. d. c.: eXecu-
tive committee George X. WeSterfleli,
Prof. ]. VIM Black. Waterville. John
Oldham, Wellesley Hills. Edward stan
wood. Jr., Boston, Arthur r. Libby,
Putnam. Conn. Robert Treat White
house, Portland. Edward Stanwood,
William Frye White, Prof. Y. NJ. Bow
man, Alexander Doyle.
The Ladies' Improvement Associa-
ton held its annual meeting Monday
afternoon and selected officers as fol-
lows for next year: President, Mrs.
Ellen ]. May. Auburn; vice president,
Mrs. Willis o. FosS; treasurer. Mrs.
Frank a. owen, Bangor; clerk. Mrs. Il.
T. White house. Portland. The following
ladies will serve as a board of direc-
tors: Mrs II. p. Merrill. Gloucester,
Mass: Mrs. NJ. NJ. Johnson. Hallowell;
Mrs. Julia de Blois. New York; Mrs
Wallace White. ST.. Mrs. Wallace
White. Jr.. Lewiston; Mrs. John l..
Ames. Boston.
To accommodate the traffic the new
and elegant steamer Boothbay of the
Roothtay division has been transferred
for the next ten days to leave Squirrel
at 2.30 J.. NJ instead of 100 z. NJ. The
Mohanada and Boothbay have tempo
rarilv exchanged trips on the afternoon
run up to Bath.
Prof. Edward NJ. Bowman and family
have returned home.
Rev DR.. Chadbourne occupied the
pulpit Sunday.
Mrs. J. :. Hendce is guest of T.. c.
Hcndcc and family.
This summer is a record breaker for
fair weather.
The latest arrivals at the Squirrel
Inn are: Mr.. and Mrs. James Clifford,
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Math-
ews. VaterviIle; o. II. Taylor. New
York: Charles \. King, Jersey City; F.
NJ. Putnam. Gardiner; Florence A. Tay-
Tor. Newark, y. j.: Miss Mary Il. Han
sell. Philadelphia; Walter Kelley, e.
Brown. POrtlandn ii. j. Mclaughlin.
Willia'nStOWn. Mass: Henry b. Pen
nell. Jr. Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. w. =.
Terrill MONTPELIER. VT: George II.
Proctor, Jr. New York; L. S. Bcecrcft.
AuguSta: Miss jeanette AtWcll, Syra-
cusc, y. y; +. +. Stanley, l.. W. Stan
len, Newton. Mass: Warren r. Bart
lett, Hartford; Eleanor s. Patterson.
Elizabeth NJ. Clark. Boston: DR.. and
Mrs George L. Wenet, Philadelphia;
H. s. Hichborn. Augusta.