Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09
AT COBBOSSEE.
The Midsummer Delights
Of This Popular Resort.
Moonlight Cruising Of Many
Motor craft Parties.
Bathing and Tennis Share Honors..
The Visitors and Campers.

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1 The fishing at the lake holds unusu-
ally good this year and fine catches are
being brought in every day.
Bathing ard tennis now hold tie
stage as the most popular sports
among the cottagers, while canoeing
follows as a close rival Ideal wealth
ter and beautiful evenings have draw n
many motor craft upon the lake every
night to enjoy the moon-lit waters.
Practically every cottage is now filled
and people are arriving daily. Among
those recently registered at Hotel
Pines. Island Park are: NJ. L. Curtis
lof Belgrade Lakes f. Smith of New
York city; Bessie q Connell of Dor
chester; Agnes NJ Sullivan of Do
chester; l.. r. CoWly of Walpole, New
Hampshire; A. F. Kirkwood and f. L.
Fairbrother, both Of Togus; II. n.
Reynolds of Boston.
Judge BENEDICT Maher Of Augusta,
who has been stopping at Lakehurst
Farm Sunday evening entertained a
party of friends by a moon light sail
in the launch "Aleido H..
Miss Reeta Plant of Gardiner. is Ell
| joying a few weeks visit at the Carr
Camp on the West Shore
| Miss Olive Soule was the guest of
her grandmother. Mrs r. w. Soule,
Saturday and Sunday at Summer
hawis," Hammond Grove.
Miss Hannah Bailey entertainey a
| party Of friends. Friday at her col
tage on Belle Isle
| Mrs Charles W alexander of Halo
well, and Miss Myrtle Viles of Lew
iston, are enjoying a short vacation
at Lake View Inn.
Miss Marie Carpenter of New York
City was recent guest of Mrs. L. ".
| Meader "a 'Greenacres.
Mrs Walter D. Stinson entertained
the old Third" at the Kinsman camp.
Monday informal luncheon being
served
Dr. and Mrs. Pitman of Augusta,
were guests of Mr. ami Mrs W H
Reid. Sunday, at the Reid cottage,
Hammond's Grove
Mrs. cowlishaw of Providence. Rhode
Island. who has been enjoying va
cation at the Kilbrith Farm left Sun
| day for Elizabeth, n. j.. where she will
| visit friends
Miss Starkey and Miss Bridges. who
have been guests at the Hayes camp
left recently for their respective home 8
i in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cooper, Mr.
and Mrs. BENJAMIN Cooper and family.
Thomas Cooper Junior, Miss Louise ].
Cooper. William Fl. Cooper and Miss
Helen B. Cooper all OF Worcester
Mass, are enjoying a two weeks va
cation at Camp Messalonskee on the
West Shore
Miss Francs Carr was the guest of
Miss Helen Chase, Sunday, at the home
of Mrs. NJ V. b. Chase at Augusta.
large party of guests enjoyed the
hospitality of Miss Hannah Bailey,
TUESDAY evening at the latters camp
on Belle Isle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweetsir of Maiden.
Mass. were guests at the Stafford camp
on the East Shore recently.
Among those enjoying the beauties
of the lake at Lakehurst Farm are:
DR.. Fleming and Miss Fleming, both of
Cambridge; Miss Henderson of Boston:
DR. Donovan and wife of Boston, Har-
old Holt of Gardiner; Mr. and Mrs.
Kerner of Jamaica Plains; Mrs Free
man and three daughters of Boston,
Mrs. Dawnng of Roslindale. Mass
Mr.. Morton of Boston
Mrs. John A. Buswell and Miss Mabia
Wrangton. both of Boston are guests
at 'Aljomawarjon.'
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Jones spent the
week -erd as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Penny at the latter's camp at
Capitol Island. Mr. and Mrs. Jones re-
turned to their camp at Hammond 5
Grove Monday evening
Miss Esther Whitnpu of proollyn
New York. arrived at the Kilbrith
Farm. Monday night, for short va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Small and
daughter Of Thomaston, Conn, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Charles An
drews at the Andrews camp on the
West Shore.
Mrs. Steven Carr, Miss Frances Carr.
Mrs. Guy NickerY, Ruth Vickery Mrs
Melvin " Wiswell and members of
the Welch family Monday enjoyed
picnic lunch at the Wiswell camp on
Pine Blum Pont
Mrs } Y Lane ente rtainad the cot
tagers Of Hammonds Grove, Friday, IL
eleven \. NJ. at morning coffee
Robert Burr ard Mr.. and Mrs Har-
ny Burr. all of Brewer were recent
guests of Mrs NJ ". Wiswell at Camp
Arequipa.
on. of the most attractive new
camps on the lake is that of Henry
Wood of Brooidine, Mass This camp,
which is situated on the East Shore
and is built on the bungalow style has
eight rooms A large reception room
with a fine natural stone, open fire
place, five bedrooms kitchen and
refrigerator room. One of the most at
tractiVe features of the camp is a
large piazza running on three sides of
the camp ana finished with rough ce-
dar posts and hand rails. The cottage
which is not at present entirely fin
ished is occupied by Henry Wood and
daughter of Brookline, Mass.
Miss Revival Cleveland of Chelsea, is
enjoying camp life on the East Shore
Austin l.. Baker and sons are spend
ing the remainder of the summer at
the new Drummond cottage at the
East Shore
Harry Leighton of Augusta, was the
guest of Staniy Chernowsky, Monday.
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