Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-22
At SQUIRREL.
Mrs. Warehouses; PLAY
Proves Great Success
Recei pts Of the Vaudeville En-
tertainrnent Amount to S13O.
Final Game In the Baseball Series
To Be Played Today.

Island-the gaycst week of the season
Everything is going on smoothly ac-
cording to schedule time as the COM
mittee had planned. The tennis courts
are lined With spectators to see the
exciting matches. Hundreds come
daily from the neighboring resorts to
enjoy the amusements.
Mrs. Warehouses; play was given
in the Casino Friday evening and at
tracted a full house The name of The
play was The Closing Exercises of
the Village School" The performers
all were we'll known actors on the
Squirrel Island stage and they never
showed up to better advantage. TO
enumerate the stars would be to re-
iterate the program which follows:
Mrs. Whitehouse, David owen, Miss
Laura Thomas, and Prof. Black are
old time favOritcS on the Squiffei
stage and they were particularly
happy in their parts. The program
follows:
Overture--"S School Days"
Squirrel Island Orchestra
Examination of the Pupils of the School
by the School Committee.
Recess.
Continued Examination and Closing Ex-
PROGRAM:
Declalnalinn-"Wh Not"
David Snobs UI. S. Phlbrick)
Essay-"Flcs,"
Defamation.
Sally Scrogsins lMrs. Rrocks)
Sons--'I Love Little Pussy,
Bobby ULec david Owrn)
Dpclomation-"Yo You'd Scarce Expect one
Of Ny f:sc'
Daniel Webster Tomkins 0Iarold White)
clamatinn-Sclected.
Julius Caesar Smith Walter Emerson
Observation-Disclosures, Twinkle, Little
Star
Matilda Snapper Miss Alice F;mcrs"n),
jeremiah Jenkins tWm. DeBlois). Nt-
nus Matilda Weeks (MrS. Estelc nan
Reade,. David Snobs Oh. S. Philbri@R
F,SSay-"BoyS,
saman,ha Piper Miss Grace Doy'e'
Essay" Grls,"
Christopher Columbus Fits Prof. y. B.
MatheWS)
Song--"Little Drops Of Water.
Samantha Piper Miss Grace DoyleD.
Declamation-S Selected.
~ '''''', Bobby O'I.ee David Owem
F.ssay-'C hauccr''
Faithful Shocks CMrs Foss)
Presentation of Diplomas.
Florence Brooks Whitehousc).
school Cummittce-S"th Green 1'r0f. j.
VIM. Raclo. Noah Grimes cMr Carkalt.
Abraham smith John nldha H11;,tn s,oa-
grass Irof. J. VIM. BlacD.
Visitors Prudence Ann Plunkctt tMrs
J. l.. Anes), Patience Peterson (Mrs
IIOu@htor).
Pnpiis- Matilda Billings Mrs. Emery),
Billy -Crowfoot Ice Briggs, Susan
Crowfoot (Mrs Doylep. christopher Co
mmhus Fits pref. =; u. Mathews.
Mrhitable Jones Miss fh"mas). Jeremla u
Mrs. A. IT, BranardD. Ruth k"tc''In
(Mrs. Julia DeBl"is), Bobby O'Lt' d)avid
Owen. Samantha's Little Rroth 'Mr
Doylel. David Sncbs CT. S. PhilbrickD.
Faithful Shocks fMsr. FosS), Mat 'lda
snapper mss Alice t1mors"n) Zenf biil
Snellings Miss Mary Clapp), Sally Scr"s-
gins CMrs Brooks. Julius Caesar smith
fWalt-r EMERSON, Venus Matilda Week.,
NIrs. r.s,elle Hall Readc
Janitress-Mary Clarity N1rs, IL p.
Merrill.
DR.. Henry Merrill of Portland ar
rived Thursday night.
Miss Gertrude Cassidy has returned
home to East Orange. New Jersey
Miss Fcrnald, daughter of the Re-
publican candidate for Governor, is
visiting with Miss Pennington at Ter
race Lodge.
Harry Baxter Of Boston has arrived
Boothbay has crept up on the baSt-
ball series until the games stand I to
6 in favor of Squirrel The last game
of the season will be played on the
Squirrel grounds Saturday afternoon
at 23O r. NJ. There Will be q band
concert one hour before the game
Admission to the game and concert is
30 cents: A special subscription
badge for I'ete Week admits to both
free of charge.
Edwin Porter. the tennis champion
OF the island has arrived.
The next thing on the program is
the annual meeting of the different
societies on the island for the clectl"h
of officers for next year
Joseph Parker. former Squirreiite
is the guest of Charles Hickey.
The reccipts at the recent vaudevill"
entertainment were $3.50. This will
be turned over to the tennis luna LOT
the erection Of new courts.
Mrs. John l.. Amcs was the hostess
at the Monday evening whist. me
winners of straight whist were Mrs
Hollis and son. The bridge winners
were Mrs. t.. II. Waru ana MIS-. ~ W
Ward of Newark. y. J. This was the
first mariner whist of the season.
Robert Maxcy of Gardiner is pass
ing a few days here.
Saturday is F'ete day.
The latest arrivals at the Squlrrei
Inn are: John b. G. Pidge Mrs. ).
b. G. Pidge, Philadelphia; Mr. ana
Mrs. G. II. Sayward, Winchester
Mass: c. N. Eaton. Cambridge
Mass: C. F. Nichols. Boston: H.
Lothrop. Newtonville, Mass: II. W.
Patterson, Mrs. II. w Patterson
Miss IneZ Patterson. Doris Patterson
Boston: +. S. DERRICK. Herbert u
Witcher, Cambridge. Mass; r, NJ
Brown. Boston: Francis Il. wheaton,
Washington, D. c.; Edwin Porter. Jr'
Newton, Mass; II. f, Rooney, Puts
burg. Pa; H. w. Scott and WIFE,
bradford H. Scott, Hartford, Conn;
Newton o. Potter, Newton. Mass
Fred A. Gray, Pascoag. p. L.; MIS-
Helen G. Mansfield. Miss NJ. l. Mans
field, Mrs. r. b. Palmer, providence
r T. Edwin F. Garvin, Warren. T.