Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-12
Another Summer Hotel
For Lake Maranacook,
win Be BuIIt Next year on
Sheiburne Lawrence Point.
WaterviIIe Ball Tossers Fall TO Ap.
pear...PersonaI Items.

About 80 of the Rebekahs enjoyed a
picnic at Island Park Tuesday after
noon. '," go. IA
Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Gilmore and
Belfast.
Mrs Thomas Carey. has returned
from visit with relatives in Bangor.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Carey.
A. L. Smith of Middletown, Ct. is
visiting relatives in town.
| Mrs. Charles N. Frost of Wakefield,
Mass, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. N.
D. Hamblen.
Mrs. Pillsbury of Limerick is visiting
her granddaughter Mrs. Stanley Cow
| er.
| Mrs. Murray l.. Stanley gave a Yer
anda party from to Tuesday after
non in honor of her guests, Mrs. A H
Stanley of New Britain, Ct, and Miss
Grace Lozier of Rochester, NJ T. Vocal
solos were given by Miss Grace Lozier
and Miss Hazel Shaw Harlequin ice
cream and cake were served. The
guests were Miss Luella F. Beale, Mrs.
.. II. MClIloy, MTS. -. II. oIldW, MIS-.
c. w. Taggart, Mrs. G. W. Bates. Mrs
| Thomas Simpson, Mrs. w. E. Hayward,
Mrs. J. o. Stewart. Miss Reyes, Miss
| Aida Hayward, Miss Martha Thomas,
Miss Hazel Shaw, Miss Bertha Simp-
son, Miss Agnes Parrish
| Mrs. G. G. Parker is visiting her son,
| Ralph Parker, in Dover, N. H.
Mrs. Anna Frost Knowlton and
daughter of West Upton and Miss Alice
Carlson of Cambridge are summer
guests at the home of Charming Frost
Mrs. Daniel Driscoll and daughter,
Miss Henrietta, of Portland are STOP
ping in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney Haley of Phil
lips are guests of Mrs. Haley's broth
err. Fred Lee, at Big Pine point
c. E. Thomas of Boston is visiting
his father, Charles Thomas.
Mrs. Frank Barr of Bridgewater,
Mass, is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Frank Burdine has returned to
her home in Newburyport
The Cemeteries Association at a re-
cent meeting appointed A. D. Hall su-
perintendent of the Lakeview and
Glenside cemeteries for the balance of
the year. A motion that any member
donating sum not less than $50 to the
association shall be entitled to perpet-
ual care of his or her particular lot
without any further payments or dues,
was made and carried
Elmer Fortier sprained his ankle Sc
verely the first of the week.
Harvey Tomlinson of st. Augustine
L. boo I'll
rill lot of land on the shore of Lake
Maranacook, opposite Craig's point.
known as the Sherburne Lawrence
point, and will build summer hotel
there next season.
The baseball game again fell
through yesterday as the scheduled
Watcrville team failed to appear upon
the field and the crowd which had
gathered to witness the contest, went
| away disappointed. No reason was as
signed for the non-appearance of the
Watcrville team, as the management
was not notified that they did not in
tend to play.
| Philip Walters of Mt. Vernon was a
visitor in town yesterday.
| Hester A. (Chandler) Cover died at
| the residence of her son, Judge J
Cover, Saturday, Aug. Z. Mrs. Cover
has been in feeble health for severa
years from a serious heart trouble
Tho direct cause OF her death was due
| to a fractured hip. She lived but 3f
hours after the accident. Mrs. Cover
| was born in Winthrop, Me-. Dec. II
1892. She was the second daughter OF
Alfred and Elioenai (Stevens) Chand-
Ter. both families being among the frs,
settlers of Winthrop. On June 20
1912. she married William Cover o.
Industry. The first year of their mar.
ried life was passed in Industry. AZ
ter Mrs. Cover came with her husband
to Winthrop where they lived unit
Mr.. Covers death. which occurret
Nov. 26. 1876. Five children were borr
to them, four sons and one daughter
one son dying in infancy Mrs. Cove
united with the Methodist church i,
Winthrop in early girlhood and wa
always a constant member He
daughter, Mrs. Ellen F.. Doughty o
Lewiston. and three sons, Judge J
Cover of Winthrop. Albert S. Cove
of San Francisco, Edwin F. Cover o
Milwaukee, Wis, and eight grandchil
dren survive. Also an aged brothe
and sister, both living in East Boston
Mass. The funeral services were heI,
at the home of Judge Cover, Monda,
afternoon. Aug .. conducted by Rev
r. A. Rich of the Methodist church
Relatives from out of town were thre.
granddaughters. Miss Hester Doughty
Miss Maude Doughty of Lewiston. Mrs
May Bell Dockum of Auburn. and ;
cousin, Mrs. Laura Stevens Of Mill
nocket. The burial was in the family
lot in Maple cemetery. The buria
service was read at the grave.