Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-15

to turn away many guests during the
past week. owing to the large number of
summer visitors seeking accommodations
Among those who registered at the Bel
grade for the last few days are; Mrs.
J. $. Bradstreet. Gardiner Me; Mr.. ana
Mrs. Horace North. Boston, Mass; Mr..
and Mrs. F. r Lyman. Orland Tolmon.
Augusta, Me; II. G. Harding, Boston, G.
w. Pullen, Jr., Buffalo, N. Y; H. 7.
Eastwick, Philadelphia, Pa: Miss
O'Brien, Miss w. Drummond. Atlanta,
Ga; Mrs. w. f. Cassidy. Newburgh, u.
Y. Mrs. T. Longstruth. Columbus. o.,
Mrs. d. MeLaren, Cincinnati, O.; Mrs. w
B. Burcball, Mrs. r. b. Strassburger.
Germantown, Pa; w. l.. Hopkins. Short
Hills, n. j.. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph b. Du-
lany and Douglas Williams, New York.
| The Central House is completely filled.
Among those registered for this week are:
Mary A. Sprague, Marguerite T. Blair.
New York City; j. w. Maxwell. Portland !;
Frederick Wooley. Burgess w. Wooley
and Frederick II. Wooley, New York
City; H. N. Leavitt, Sanford, Me; r. l.
Lynn, Portland, Maine; L. P. SWEET and
wife, Bangor; A. B. Wood and wife,
Bangor, r. j. Leacock, A. l.. Slaght. Mrs.
Vance, r. ]. Vance, New Britain Conn;
j. T. Archambean, Woodfords. Me; o. r.
Bean and wife, Miss A. a. Nickles. Port
land, Me
The Red Oaks lodge has been obliged to
rent several cottages nearby, and to use
the dance hall, in order to care for the
overflow. Among the recent guests are:
Mr.. and Mrs A. C. Moses, Washington.
y; Mrs. D. N Vanderven, n. y; S. 5.
Dawson. Tarrytown. N Y; j. w. Pouch
er and wife. Miss Anna l.. Poucher,
FRANKLIN J. Poucher, Miss o, II. Carpen-
ter, Poughkeepsie, n. Y. Mrs ~ Mayer,
New York; Lillian +. Piddian, Brooklyn,
New York Mrs. Fred'k p. Royce, MISS
Mary Royce. Miss Harriet Royce, Master
Frank Royce, Mrs. r. j. Vance, Miss
Agnes Vance. Robert j. Vance Jr.,
New Britain, Conn, and Miss Catherine
Royce
Mrs r. j. Vance. owner of the New
Britain Comm Herald, is stopping here,
having registered at the Central House
and Red Oaks lodge.
A party from the Red Oaks lodge had
corn roast and chowder last tuesday
on the northerly shore of Great lake.
The two launches, Constance and Mar
garet X, conveyed the party to the
grounds and everything went OIL
smoothly
Willard Hersom of Winthrop is stop
ping here for a few days as the guest OF
H. w Colder. visiting friends. Mr. Her
som has not visited his native town, Bel
grade. for many years.
Camp Kennebec defeated the Belgrade
Hotel, Thursday afternoon, Is to i'll d
game that was rather one-sided. For the
first three innings. neither side scored
but in the fourth kennebec got to Blake
of the locals. and played the hit and run
game The hotel has played five games
thus far. winning two, having defeated
the Village team, and Camp Messalons-
kee. The second team has game sched-
uled for Saturday with Kennebec second
and one with the Pine Island second for
Monday
Camp Abena will give play Thursday
afternoon. Aug. Z, in the open-air am
phitheatre.
The bass are biting we'll Charles Z.
IIeuman, who is stopping at Llttieheiu p
has captured two good ones, one Hleasul-
ing is inches, the other 1874 inches.
The Willets who intended to occupy D.
c. Kelley's cottage for the entlre hoith'
left rather suddenly Friday, owing to
the serious illness of Mr.. Willett.
Wesley Damren was in Augusta lues-
day.
Mrs. Edith Burbank and daghter Emily
returned TO Augusta Friday, after a short
stav with their grandfather. Thomas
Colder.
SewalI Kelley of Auburn returned here
Thursday, after short trip home to at
tend to business affairs. Mr.. Kelley re-
sided here years ago and wished to pro-
| long his stay, renewing old acquaint-
ances.