Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-14
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Young People Enjoy Pic
mic on Horseshoe Island.
Several Launches Convey Party
10 Island.
Many Visitors at hammond's Grove
During Past Week.

SiotS ShJpJcd q pi>iAS Oii AA'As'Soiice
Island the latetr part of the week. The
party, numbering 16, left the grove at
10 4. NJ, and arrived home at 4.30 P.
NJ. The trip was made in the launch
Pauline Frederic Jones commanding,
the Sportsman Edwin and Donald
Barleigh, and DR.. Wilder's launch
Max Wilder, captain. Games Were
played and d Picnic dinner served at
noon. A very pleasant time was en-
joyed by all. The members of the par
ty were: Mrs. Julian Wilder, Max
and Doris Wilder, Frederic Jones, Ed
win and Donald I5urlelgh Dorothy
| Boyd, Helen Hand, Harold and Helen
| Halnes, Pearl and Helen Palmer, Mrs
Llewellyn Cooper, Miss Nina Franklin
and joseph and Mary MoultOn.
Miss Helen Hand is staying at Pine
Lodge as the guest of her cousin, Doro-
| thy Boyd.
Wood McCargo, who has been visit
ing at the grove as the guest of his
grandmother, Mrs. Wood, has gone te
Christmas Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chase were call
ers at the grove Wednesday, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones.
GhesteFstkammond, who has beanSis-
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.. II
Hammond, recently left for Boston.
Mrs. John v. Lane, who has been
visiting at Squirrel Island the past two
weeks. returned home Saturday TO hel
camp at the grove.
Wallace Price and Reuel Soule wa:
callers at the grove Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. L. C. Cornish passed
the latter part Of the week at then
camp.
Miss Edith Pinkham of Winthrop is
summer.
Alden Hichborn, who has been visit
ing friends in Bangor, returned home
Wednesday.
Joseph l.. Moulton, who is visiting
his aunt Mrs. G. b. Burleigh at KOone
beki was fortunate enough to capture
sood trout in the vicinity of Ham
mond's.
w. c. Smith has opened his cottage
formerly owned by Charles Hichborn
for the summer.
Stephen Carr left his camp at Welch's
POiut for his former home at BoWdoin
ham for short visit.
Mrs. White and daughter, Marguerite
recently arrived at the WEIGH cottage
MIR. and Mrs. Frederic McGill ano
son of Newton Highlands, Mass, were
callers at quaker Inn Sunday, as the
guests of Mrs. w. G. Boothby.
Mrs. Frank Ham, Mrs. Charles How
ard, Mrs, Herbert NorcrOss, We're re
cent visitors at the "Wigwam' on the
West shore.
Mrs. J. NJ. 8. Hunter and daughter,
Mabel of Pennington, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Flynt at the Flynt
camp.
J. o. Haynes of Boston, while fishing
near his camp at Hammond's grove
recently captured five fine bass.
Phillip Sylvester was the guest OF
Lee Flynt at the Flynt cottage Thurs
day.
S. T.. Burnham and son have con-
structed a fine new float for w. c.
Smith Of New York, who is occupying
the former Hichborn cottage.
Secretary of State and Mrs. A. l.
Brown have arrived at Hammond's
grove, where they will pass the sum-
mer. Mrs. Brown recently returned
from Belfast.
Paul D. Sargent. State road commits
sioner, accompanied by Mrs. Sargent
left Tuesday for ROcl1land and Cam
den on a short trip.
Rev. ]. ". Steele and Mr.. and Mrs
White of Hallowell are enjoying life
at Hammond's grove, domiciled a,
"Adawando." ..-- -.
Miss Gladys Wright arrived at the
Boyd camp Thursday for a few days
visit 49,.