Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-25
CObbOSSee Notes.

to put from shore Many people enjoy
ed the week END with friends at yari-
Gus camps ON the shores of the lake
and large crowd thronged Island
park Sunday. The fishing at tile lake
continues fine and a number of good
catches are being made daily. Among
the lucky fishermen at the lake is j.
+. Dyer, who captured a nice trout,
together with large number Of perch
and bass. Saturday.
New cottages have been erected in
many places on the shores of the lake
since last season but without doubt
the west shore has the highest building
record about the lake, having a total
of seven new cottages since last Sep
TENDER.
The latest built of all these camps is
the Henry Higgins bungalow on Rob-
bins point. The bungalow is a one story
frame building consisting of 2 large
main room, a kitchen and three bed
rooms. The camp has a number of fine
windows set in the Colonial style. is
finished throughout with veneer and
presents a most attractive appearance
The second camp to be mentioned is
that of Robert Partridge and is stuat-
ed on the West short, the cottage be-
ing a two story building, having a
large living room and a kitchen down
per noor very attractive feature of
the camp is large, open fireplace Of
natural stone which stands in the west
of the main room. The cottage is fur
nishcd in the Mission style.
Another of the group of new camps
is that of Tom Cooper. The cottage
has two stories. A large main room
and a kitchen comprise the lower floor
and there are three large bedrooms up
stairs
The fourth new cottage to be mex
toned is that of r. c. Marston of Hal
lowell. This camp which is two-story
building, is finely situated and com
mands an excellent view of the lake.
The number of rooms is five and they
are as follows: An airy sitting room,
a bedroom and kitchen on the first
floor and two bedrooms on the second
floor.
The fifth cottage in the group to be
spoken of is G. C. Billiards. bungalow
an attractive little camp having Ev-
ing room with a fine open fireplace,
kitchen and bedroom
Miss Frances Carr of Hartford. Ct.
and Miss Gertrude Perry of Bangor
were guests of Miss Helen Chase at the
home of her grandmother Mrs. NJ. Y.
e. Chase at Augusta Monday.
Among those recently registered at
Hotel Pines, Island park, are. Mrs. j.
w. Frcese of Hallowell Mrs. George
L. Degen of South Byfield. Mass; w.
l. Litchfield of Boston. Bertha w.
Batchelder of Brookline, F. NJ. Putnam
and charles I4erope Of Gardiner
Friends of Stanley Chernowsky.
who recently underwent an operation
at the Augusta General hospital, VIII
he pleased to know that he has so far
improved as to be able TO be moved 10
the Chernowsky camp on the North
shore. where he will pass the remain
der of the summer.
Or. Fl. !. Frederiekss of Augusta was
a recent visitor at the Giles cottage on
the South shore.
Mrs. Haynes. who has been in Bos-
ton ON short business trip, returned
saturday to Camp Woodbine, HAM
mond's Grove, where she is passing
the summer.
I. Carr has installed tele-
nhone at his camp ON Pine Bluff Point,
the call being 924-S1.
Postmaster and Mrs. j. v Lane
passed Saturday and Sunday as the
guests of friends at Portland.
Mrs. Helen Wilder Hobson, VINO mas
been visiting at the Wilder camp OF
Hammond's Grove, returned nome at
squirrel Island Saturday, aceonpa-
MED by her niece, Miss Doris Wilder
Miss Mildred Campbell of Augusta
was a recent guest at the paws camp
at Eammonds Grove
mr. aud Mrs. G. +. Friend were re-
cent callers at Hamomnd's Grove
rev Albert Fitch. who has been
guest AZ the North cottage at Ham
mond's Grove for the. past week. re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Penney OF au-
ensta passed saturday and sunday as
The eoests of Mr. and Mrs. c. w Jones
at The Jones cottage, Hammohn ,
Grove. An
Nv and Mrs. f. NJ Thompson OF Au,
,r,,st, and Mr.. and Mrs. Craglh Oh
sToterville were guests SATURDAY. Oh
Mr. ana MTS. W
mond's Grove. ,,e,l,ta,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fife and daughtei
louise were callers Sunday at Ham
mond's Grove .a.,,a
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Curtis passfc
the weekend at Cosy Nook bulisaio"
AT Hammonds Grove
/ The sixth new camp to be descripeu
,s that Of Charles Bragg. This camp
which is not entirely finished, VIII DE
a two-story affair and will have tour
rooms Downstairs there Will be
main room and kitchen and upstairs
there will be two large bedrooms
The last new building to be men
toned is the camp of Kirk Sears on
the west shore this cottage which Is
the largest of the seven in number Oh
rooms has a kitchen dining room ana
living room on the first floor and tour
bed rooms on the second floor. Nearly
all these camps are now occupied and
the cottagers are greatly enjoying the
beauties of the lake.
Harry Pool of Augusta was the guest
Saturday of Leigh Flynt at the Flynt
cottage on Robbins Point.
Orrison Stone and family returned
homa Saturday after a week stop al