Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-28
Height Of the Vacation
Season Now On.
Cottages Filled, Hotels Well
Patronized, Everyone Happy.
Twin Tree" a Great Curiosity--A
Warning TO Yachtsmen.

The season at Lake Cobbosseecontet
is now running in fun swing. Practi-
callv all the cottages are occupied
and hotels are doing a rushing bust
ness The extreme shealHpss of the
waters OF the lake, uncCmmonly low
for this time OF year. has exposed
many reefs which have usually beer
covered by a good depth of water at
this time OF year.
1t would be we'll for yachtsmen to
beware of shoals ana keep well out
from the shores, especially dangerous
reefs are TO be found in the vicinity
of the outlet and the channel should
be carefully followed when passing in
or ont of the bay
Monday and Tuesday of this week
We're marked BY bad wind storms.
Tuesdays storm, which was slightly
worse than that of Monday raised an
unusually heavy sea which fortunately
caused no great damage. although
wharVes were turned away and some
small craft were sunk at their moor
ings. The month of July has been one
of the best months for perch fishing
for several years and skillful anglers
are bringing home large catches every
day.
Among those registered at Silver
Beach Inn are: Mr.. and Mrs L. Z.
Bergman. Mrs. NJ. Murdoch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Abraham, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. NJ Roberts. Miss Dorothy kohn.
Miss Elsie Roberts. Sanford j Wise.
all of New York City Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Tasker of Hartford, Ct. MIR
and Mrs. Henry Abraham and Jack
Abraham of Montgomery, Ala: Miss
Mary Harrington. Mrs, John Harring
ton and Miss Frances +. Harrington,
all Of West SomerviHe. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. skinner and friends of
Rostoo were recent callers at The out
LET Nr. skinner. who is touring the
Nav England states by automobile. is
manager Of one of Roeton's largest ga
raves
e. :. Spaulding of HaloWeH passed
Thursday At his camp At The outlet.
Mr. ond Mrs Charles TAYLOR. Jr..
vino have been ENJOYING life at The
ogtiaf left RECENTLY fer their home
in Rostan for weeks visit. after
which fbev viii again return Ia camp
far tho month Of August.
T n Wood and family Of HalI0well
.na Nc vbeelock Nr Woods sister
49, ,,,,,..d "a +bafr ear1n an the East
sbo,e for mo ,apainder If the summer
yyorr., ypbitrnora and friends are en-
,o+.i,,s. 1ifa a. Lxarrr x onfart ON the East
shove
Nc NJ Iabneop of Ualloweu is a
No.. ,,s,,,, ~, tbo Fsest shore for the sea.
cor
cbas Patl5ovskv who has been a guess
a. tho f,ta,.,,,,,,sl,,-. caron on tho NORTH
shore, has returned to his home in Bos
ton.
Charles Kohn and family of New Yorl
City, who are ENJOYING the summer
months at Silver Beach. passed Thursday
at Wayne village as the guests OF theil
son, Morton Kohn
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Lewis of st
Louis, Mo, who are spending two weeks
at the Augusta House. were guests Mon
day of Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Robinson. Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis summered for a numbe
e''i go fria,,s. dnri,, moi,
sta,.
1ii., rIo,o,, t1,,.,os o,d I1orord T4ovpe
- - - ,f ,Iis.as paor1 an,
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~ ~ ca, oshorra Moore
-
who ba,,a boar the enests If Dr an,
NJ NJ -, ~, Fast shora have re
turned - thoir homo at ,rarr,tovn \ 7
Iosanb Abrab,r, md Edward Abraham
of Nv yo,l, Citv who have been rusti
catinf, at silver Reach the mast tw
weeks recently sailed from New York oi
the steamship OIvmnic hound for tou
nv auto tbro,,.sb ENGLAND France am,
GERMANY
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or, ST., ds ,,,,r,a -
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E. E. Marson and family of August'
have moved TO Camp Overlook on tn
East shore for the summer
Melvin Blake and mother of Metros
have moved into The new Moore cottage
where they will spend the month of Au
gust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Healy of Someryili
are guests at the Farr farm.
,,..,ra, a,,,tasit,, tbot hos arouse,
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~, 60, = =. s,,.sat i, -, -, IN
Irwin tree" situated a short va
from the hotel at the Outlet. Thi