Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-18

Doherty of Augusta and W. w. Wise
of New York City.
A crew of men were working Mon
day piping water from the new well
which was recently sunk by F. L. Her
sey to the Hersey cottage. Over four
feet of clear water has already risen
in the we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Rowe are at their
cottage at Island Park for the sum-
mer
Miss Elizabeth Hunt of Portland is
making a two-weeks visit at the Smith
cottage north shore, as the guest of Miss
Louise Smith
Mr. and Mrs Charles Paine left Tues
day ior cruise to Seal Harbor and Mt.
Desert island as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Liggett on the Liggett yacht Lee
norita.
Miss Francis burlington passed Sunday as
the guest of her uncle. F. s. Purington.
at the burlington camp on the north shore.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Carr Miss Fran
els Carr and Miss Gertrude Perry left
Monday for d few days visit at Bowdoin-
ham.
DR.. and Mrs. Beach we're guests at the
Paine camp recently.
Cottagers in the vicinity of WEIGH point
enjoyed a picnic lunch Saturday at Pine
Bluff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Fearebay and Mrs F.
H. Wass were, guests Sunday at the Cher
nowsky camp.
Mr. and Mrs D. c. Robinson received a
visit Sunday from Mrs. William ]. Curtis
and daughter Helen and Mrs. Taylor of
New York. The party made the trip to
Hammouds grove and return to Camden
by automobile.
E. H. Reid and passed Sunday at
Hammond's grove as the guests of w ii.
cid
Miss Melvia Lynn of Augusta passed
sunday as the guest of DR.. Charlotte Saw
yer at Camp Cobbossee, Hammond's grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Soule. son Reuet
and daughter Olive and Herbert Locke
were the guests Sunday of Mrs. r. w.
Soule at Hammond's grove.
!. NJ. Levine and family of Lewiston
were callers Sunday at the Chernossky
camp. north shore. Mr.. Levine made the
trip from Lewiston in his touring and
was accompanied back by Miss Hazel Cher
nowsky who will be a guest at his home
for a few days
Mrs Taft of Portland was a guest of
Mr. aud Mrs Davis recently at the North
cottage Hammonds grove.
Charles Paine has placed his launch
upon the lake.
Charlie Mason has sold his 36-foot
launch the Maude NJ to Beverly par
ties. Mr.. Mason will place the launch
on the Kennebee Tuesday, and under
the pilotage of Capt. Robert Westman
the boat will be taken to Popham
Wednesday, thence to Boston, arriving
in Boston harbor Thursday evening,
r. w Pope returned to Augusta
Monday. after a short stop at his camp
near The outlet.
Dan Red and family are al their
camp at The Outlet for a two weeks
stay
w. C. Gregg and F. S. Yost of Meri-
den. CT, are enjoying a short vacation
at The Outlet.
Postmaster and Mrs. J. V. Lane passed
Saturday and Sunday at the Andrews
camp the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Andrews.
Mrs. f. J, C. Little and daughter. Mrs.
J. W. Beck Joe and Marion Beck and Miss
Sadie Leary passed Saturday at Hammond s
grove, the guests of Mrs Burgess.
II, lngraham and son Ralph were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. chester
Hammond at Hammonds grove.
E. c. Tracy and family are occupying
the Brooks cottage at Hammond grove
for a few weeks stay.
One of the most enjoyable events of the
past week for cottagers at the north end
of the lake was canoe Hotilla held Fri
day night. The party numbered seven
canoes, among which were those of Gin
ton Moore Steven Meader, d. {. Robinson
J. +. Pierce, Thaddeus WEIGH, ana the
Misses Ruth and Alice Farr. The party
left tlammond's grove at $50 and padded
along under the stone bridge at Island
Park aercss the meadow flats to East
Winthrop bay, returning by way of WEIGH
point and Robinson gap. Owing to the
brisk breeze there we're not as many canoes
a. expected. but the trip will be repeated
in the near future and there Is no doubt