Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-01
:
Another Lighthouse on
Lake Cobbossscontee.
Giving Away Of Wayne Dam
Puts Town in Darkness.
Summer Visitors Are Coming
Services at the Churches.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hersom of Chelsea
and Miss Helen Mari of Dorchester ar
rived Saturday and are stopping at the
Elmhurst.
Pretzman Gale has returned from Bar
Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuel Rice of Augusta
were guests the last of the week of Mrs
Rice's mother, Mrs. E. J. Wood.
Longwood Inn is filled with guests for
the summer season and many rooms out
side have been booked for the accommo-
dation of parties who cannot find rooms
at the Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jordan and son Ray
of Woodbridge Mass, are stopping with
the Packards at the Williams cottage,
Lake Cobbosseecontee.
An automobile party including Mrs.
Jane lockwood of Belgrade and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wendall lockwood and two daugh-
ters of Cambridge. Mass, visited at the
lockwood home last week. Mrs. Ellen
F. lockwood accompanied them on their
return to Belgrade and will visit her son,
Willard lockwood, in Waterville before
returning.
Rev. Lauriston Reynolds. wife and four
daughters of Washington. S. D.. have been
guests of Mr.. Reynolds cousin, Rutillus
Alden.
Mrs. Lottie Lane of Brockton is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry
Moore
Mrs. M. A. Fuller is visiting in Bay-
Vile
Rev. Rufus Jones of Haverford ColIeg
preached Sunday morning at the Friends
church. Winthrop Center.
The annual meeting of the kennebec
County Eastern Star Association will be
held Thursday, Aug. 26. at Island park
"Wist thee not that I must be about my
fathers business" was the text of a fine
sermon by Rev. Howard Clifford Sunday
morning at the Methodist church.
Another lighthouse is being con-
lstructed on Lake Cobhosseecontee. This
one is being erected by DR.. G. w. Bal
ley of Philadelphia and is situated on
Belle Isle, where he has cottage. The
building will be of stone and cement
The town is plunged in darkness as
20 feet of the dam at aWyne has given
way. and the Winthrop and Wayne
Light & Power Co. cannot operate un-
til the damage is repaired.
j. II. Mcllroy made business trip
to Boston the last of the week.
"A. l. Smith of MiddIetown. Conn. is
the guest of his mother, Mrs. Laur a
Smith
Miss May Harrison of Houlton was
guest last week of Miss Marguerite
Clifford
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Barton have re-
turned from q visit in Boston.
I'D Il,
cester. Mass. called last week on
friends in town.
Mrs. D. A. Walch and Frank Wells
of East Boston have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. r. j. Patterson.
John Poole and Miss Annie Poole of
Lynn. Mass, are guests at r. D.
Poole's.
Mrs. NJ. F, Gilpatrick of Portland and
George Buzzell of Bangor are guests
of their mother, Mrs. Sarah Buzzell
West Winthrop.
Mrs. Fred Woodruff and son Scott
and Mrs. Morton are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Stevens. They made
tile trip from New York in a touring
car.
Mrs J. B. Coombs and son Harold
of New York are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs William Barker at their home
on the Readfield road.
Mrs. Abbie Mank has returned from
South Boston, after visit with her
son. Charles Mank Mr.. Mank returned
with his mother and is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Baird.
"The Value of Hate. or the Immedi-
ateness of Service" was the subject
Sunday at the Congregational church
A mission service was held in the
evening.
Miss Mary Martin of Hallowell was
a recent guest at N. d. Hamblen's.