Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-28

Mr.. and. Mrs. George .-@5ailey, camp
II. J. Bailey, Lake Cob
A, AtFClough. eWipthrop
Center, Mabelle p. Andrews, Portland,
Viola katherine Rollins Portland,
Maybe L.emley Cloud, Winthrop Cen
ter, Mary M. Kelsey, Frances w. KEEL
sey, Irving w. Kelsey, Pam Allah,
Jerusalem, Palestine
Among those registered at Hotel
Pines this week We're ]. B. Dyer, Bos-
ton, Mass; A. H. Billings, Rockland.
Mass; G.. H. Allen, Montreal, Canada;
Mrs. NJ. o. Baker, Montreal, Canada;
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Allen, Lynn, Mass;
j. w. Skene, Lewiston; Anna Gould,
New York City; A. E. Collins, Ames-
bury, Mass; Charles George, Water
VILE; Evangeline Paquin, Augusta;
Ethel c. Tobey. Augusta; Mrs. E. j.
Bessey, Augusta; Mildred Lane, Au-
gus1a; Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Brown, Au-
gusta; Mr. and Mrs. John Emerson,
Lincoln; A. d. Woodman, Boston; ].
D. Walsing, New York; H. Horn, Chi
cago; NJ. w. Watson, Baltimore.
The thoroughbred English setter val
ued at 500 belonging to Capt Russell
Pernett, which has become SO well
know to frequenters of Island Park, is
sick and DIR. Blakely, who is attending
it, is afraid he may not be able to save
it's life.
The two large launches, the "Alcedo"
and the Island Belle" are doing good
business in passengers around the lake
these days and may be found at their
landings at Island Park.
G.. F. Temple, proprietor of Temples
Island Park restaurant, reports the
best season yet. He carries 4 larger
stock than ever before and here may
be found nearly anything to be found
in an old-fashioned country store be-
sides his regular restaurant stock. This
handy lurching place is very popular
with the theatre people.
Hersey's Island Park theatre is doing
as well as ever. The company here IS
very popular and there are many pa
irons who have seen nearly every
change of program.
On the East shore of Round pond,
just north of Cobbosseecontee a party
consisting of Mrs. J. Med. Stewart
Miss Alice Blanche Webster, Miss Ade-
Inc Johnson, Miss Lillian Stewart and
art as mascot have been enjoying tent
fife at Camp Nomenallowed." All have
proved themselves good fishermen and
have had enough to satisfy them. They
have attended TIE Island Park theatre
twice and have spent considerable
time at tennis at Hammond's grove.
Miss Adcline Johnson is the champion
of the party in this line. The follow
ing have been among the visitors: Mr..
and Mrs. S. G. Webster Miss Julia
Clapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Treby johnson.
Miss Sara Merrill, Miss Alice Johnson,
Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Nan Weston,
Miss Marion Griffith, Miss Barbara
Johnson, Mrs. Fl. w. Barber, Mrs.
Myra Stebbins, f. F. Weston, j. Nc
Donald Stewart, Mrs. Otis Webster,
Miss Susie Jeane, Mrs. Leavitt and
Master Maurice Leavitt, Lee Ware,
Dwight Mayo, Edwin c. Burleigh, Dom
al0 @. Burleigh, Wilmot G. Lippin-
colt, Max Wilder, Frederick Owen
Frederick Jones, Wood McCargo,
Campbell Keene, Reuel Soule, Miss
NJ. E. Weston, Tracy Webster, Miss
Marguerite Lowell. They expect to
break camp Wednesday or Thursday.
DR.. AMI Mrs. E. S. Hall were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Lane
Sunday. ~ !,
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Severn are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. i. Burleigh
at Camp kOconabeck.
Fred Fife, who with bis family is
stopping at the North cottage at Ham
mond's grove, has been, making some
fine catches of bass and white perch
lately.
A baseball team calling themselves
the pirates We're to play team
made up of baseball players from Ham
mond's grove Saturday. afternoon but
on account of the rain the game was
given up, after an inning and half of
playing. The score then stood 5 to 3 in
favor of Hammond's Grove.
The Burleigh tennis court is us popu-
lar as ever and many exciting matches
are played every day.