Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-13
Cottagers al Hammond's
Grove Enjoying Life.
Many Summer Residents En-
terrain at Lakeside Homes.
Visitors From Far and Near Enjoy
c0bbossee's Cool Breezes,

The cottaSerS at Hammond'S grove
are once more enjoying life at their
summer homes, after one of the hot
test waves ever known by some of
them.
Tie mercury commenced Friday,
June &c, to climb upwards. ana every
day succeeded in going a little higher,
till Tuesday, July Z, when it reached
its climax, rising to 81 at noon on DR..
Wlldcr'5 piazza. Saturday 1t registered
at the same time 50. a fine breeze
came up over the lake to cool the at
mOspherc.
Among the visitors at the Hammond
cottage, occupied by Mr.. and Mrs q.
w. Jones, were Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z.
Penney, Mrs G.. Campbell and her
daughter, with her sister, Mrs halleck
of Cincinnati, and her little son and
daughter. Fred Jones arrived Satur-
day.
Mrs. Sargent OF Machias who has
been visiting hcr son, Paul Sargent,
III company with her daughter, Mrs.
Wakefield, returned to their home
Saturday.
Miss Georgia McAllistcr is Il guest
of her sister, Mrs. Paul Sargent, for a
week. Miss McAllistcr will sail for
LONDON soon with her cousin, Mrs.
Howard McAlliSter, to be gone a year.
Miss Hamilton OF Bangor has been
4 guest of her aunt, Mrs. G. w. Cur
It's.
Mrs. Mary J. Durham Of Ellsworth
Fails, who has been visiting her
or. nj dan Mrc lnff
Gently for her home.
Or. and Mrs. J. G.. Quimby of Lake
port, n H., and their daughter
Hasenc Sophomore at Wellesley,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. y. Burleigh, returned home
last Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Langdon Quiinby and
daughter Lucille, who have been visit
ing at Camp Kovnehekia, have re
turned to Gardiner.
The tennis court which c. b. Bur
leigh has been building was duly
christcncd last week by Miss Hasenc
Quimby of Lakcport, Miss Ruth Rob
inson of Farmingdalc, and Edwin and
Donald Burleigh.
Mrs. James S. Lippincott, with her
sons, Leon and Wilmot Lippincott,
have been occupying FcrnleiSh for Il
few days. Mrs. Lippincott and Wilmot
spent the winter at Walters Park,
PeRn
calling or friends in the grove last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Parrot and
son are spending a few days ut their
cOttagr
Mr.. and Mrs. G.: w. Rowel of Port
land were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane over the Fourth.
Mrs. Rice of Portland has been visit
ing Mrs. G.. w. Martin, who is occupy
ing Mr.. Parknlan's cottage on the
West shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Vickery and fam
lily are doinicilcd at their cottage for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Moreley have been
visiting Mrs. Frank Smith for a few
days
Harry Lowell and family are enjoy
ing their summer home. Mr.. Lowell is
taking great pleasure in running his
steam launch Maynard during his
short vacation,
@. G. Webster, besides being in his
drug store several hours in the day,
finds tiIrc to look after his garden,
which is one of the finest on the lake
shores.
Joseph Blanchette has removed his
dory launch which is equipped with Il
five horsepower Capital engine, from
the river and placed it on the lake.
Mrs. w. Pullen with son and daugh-
ter spent Sunday at Fernleish as
guests of Mrs j. e. Lippincott.
Mrs. Sterling of Missoula, Mont. is
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Will
liam Reid.
Mrs A. g. Noyes of Wisconsin is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cornish
at their cottage.
Byron Boyd has just returned from
a visit to Linneus.
Mr. and Mrs. John V. Lane, who
were members of the Press excursion
to Arpostuok, returned Saturday.
DR. H. f.. Field of Gardiner was the
guest of Mr. Fife over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Robinson of Ais
ton, Mass, and Miss George Robin
son were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fife
recently.
DR.. and Mrs. Lornzhahner of passiac,
N. j ana MISS fllldTS Oh
Pa, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Hi
ram Clark.
Miss Mildred Brown had a novel
party a few days ago. The young lady
was nine years old, her birthday was
on the ninth and she entertained nine
Of her little girl friends. The after !
noon was spent pleasantly III playing |
games, and dainty refreshments were |
served during the afternoon. The chill |
1rcn departed on the $50 car, wishing |
their hostess many happy returns of
he day.
Mrs. Brown at ner cottage on the
East shore entertained her Sunday
school class of the Unitarian church
and invited Mrs. Staples with her
lass, Saturday afternoon. There were
4 Young ladies' in attendance.
Miss Jane Vivian, formerly of Au-
,usta, is the guest Of Mrs. Walter
stinson at Camp Refuge.
F.. w. Kinsnan. Jr., of New York.
Who has been visiting his brother, +.
j. Kinsman, at Glad Hand Inn, re-
urucd to his summer home at Rock
River Thursday