Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-21
MohiCan Inn Defeats Ma
ranaCook n 10 z.
Fine Concert Sunday Evening
At Hotel MaranaCook.
Masquerade Ball to Be Given To.
night at Casino, Craig's Point.

The Monican Inn baseball team beat
the Maranacook team y to , yesterday
afternoon on the baseball grounds at
Craig's point. The game was loosely
played from beginning to end. A crowd
from each hotel was present and much
enthusiasm was, shown. 1t was an easy
victory fer the Mohican Inn team. AT
the end of the third inning the score
stood 10 to l in their favor, While at
the eighth inning the score was II to
>. Each team showed lack of practice
and the game was really a game Of err
rors. The lineups: Mohican team
StrObel, p; May, c; Parker, 1b; Brig
ham, 2b; Geraway, 3b; MuldoWer, IS;
Fenton. IF; Fish, CT, and Raymond If.
MaranaCook-ShaW, p; flanagan, G;
Cranfuss, 1b; McAvcry, 2b; Anderson,
3b; Landberg, IS; Child, IF; Mcnamara,
| CT, and Heating, If.
a Masquerade ball will be given Fri
day evening at the Casino, Craig's
point. The grand march will commence
ut s =. NJ. and the unmasking will be
at 8. Beautiful prizes will be awarded
by the judges, Mr.. Hannaford Of Win
throp, Mrs. Collins Of Maranacock and
Mr.. Mastcrman of Readfield. Boats
will leave Winthrop at 730 z. NJ. and
Eeadfic!d at 100 =. NJ. for Craig S
point.
Among the recent arrivals at Hotel
Maranacooll are L. p. Bucklin OF Prov
idencC, II. l.; ID. L. Andrc$ser of Gym
thiana, Ky; Il. w. Bussey Of Dor
chester, Mass; w. +. Morse of Lowell,
Mass; a. l.. Shuhan of Dorchester,
Mass; john Nj. Taylor of Cape Eliza
beth, Mass, ana Edwin j. Mcguire OF
Boston.
a social will he given at Hotel
M&ranacook Friday evening. There will
be potato races and q peanut carrying
contest for the ladies and peanut races
ana a peanut blowing contest for the
gentlemen. After these are over the re-
mainder of the evening will be spent
dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy and their son
from New York are staying in one of
Mr. Collins cottages
Mr. and Mrs. Halves and son Of Wal
than, Mass, who were camping on the
lake, returned home July Is on account
| of the illness Of their son.
There is a fine tennis court connect
cd with Hotel Maranacool. Many eX-
citing matches are played on it. One Of
the players who is developing on this
| court is Park Collins. He is one Of the
best boy players in this vicinity.
a party Of tho guests Of Hotel
Maranacook climbed Mt Hungar last
Wednesday. The party had a delightful
time and they arrived at the hotel in
time for dinner.
Mr. Collins, proprietor of Hotel
Maranacook, reports that there are Tic
guests at the hotel and that his q cot
tages are full. All the rooms Of the
| hotel arc engaged until after Labor
| day. 1t is expected that a large crowd
Will remain at the hotel through Sep
TENDER.
| Mr. and Mrs. Tillingast of Boston are
| staying at Camp Lynhurst. They have
| been there since June and expect to
remain until October.
Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd, who have
| been camping on the lake, returned
yesterday to their home in Pliladel-
phia.
The recent arrivals at the Mohican
| Inn ara Marjorie Plant Of Gardiner
| James s. keene. II. Chambers. II. r
| Thompson and A. I. Strobcil Of Dos
| ton. Mass. May Byrne and Eva CoAnor
Of RoNhury, Mass; Mrs. +. J. Glenes-
| kee Of Boston and Hon. BENEDICT Ma
her of Augusta
| Mrs John f. Short of Boston IS stay
| ing at the Goodwin cottage on Craigs
point.