Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-28

tage. Mr.. Hamilton is a teacher a.
the Boston Conservatory OF Music
Arthur Merrill, Hartford, Ct" mas
arrived at Five Gables for three
weeks vacation.
John Duffy, Grand Rapids, Mich
has Joined his family at the Chalet'
Stanley Miller, Winchester, Mass
has Just returned to the island 1roiil
a trip to the Exposition at San Fran
cisco.
William Harris, Detroit. Mich, IS
the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. Arthur
McGraw at her cottage.
Hon. Blaine Viles. Augusta, has re-
joined his family at the Viles cot
tage.
MT and Mrs. Arthur L. Grifhths
and son Master Gordon of Portland
have returned to their cottage. Look
out Lodge, after a few weeks aD-
sence.
Miss Theda Kenyon. Brooklyn, N.
Y, has joined her parents, Or. ana
Mrs. Kenyon at their cottage.
Prof. Allen Weeks, Providence. h.
l., is a guest at Lookout Lodge. Prof..
Weeks is an instructor at the Moses
Brown Art School in Providence.
Mrs. John Oldham and her daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Oldham. Wellesley
Hills, Mass, have opened their cot
tage on the west shore for the re-
mainder Of the season.
Mrs. Annie M. Ward. Newark, N.
j.. is guest Of Mrs. Colby at her
cottage.
Mr.. Lathrop of Richmond. Va. has
joined his family at the Whitehouse
cottage for his vacation.
The services at the Island chapel on
Sunday morning were conducted by Rev.
G. s. Dickerman, D. D. The music was
under the direction Of Miss Ellen
Spaulding; Arthur A. Jones Of Boston.
violinist.
Samuel church. Orange. N. j.. is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred>rick H..
Schmidt at their cottage, L'Amico.
Mrs. E. B. Newhauser, Philadelphia.
is among the late arrivals at the island.
Edward Bonnelli, Boston, has bought
The lot of land just south Of the De
Blois lot. Mr.. Bonnelli intends to move
his Eagle cottage to this lot, and re-
place Eagle" cottage with a much
larger cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ayers, New York
City, have arrived at the Squirrel cot
tage. Mrs. Ayers was we'll known here
as Miss Louise Dilloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jones Of Waterville
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cannon at the Butterfield cottage, but
were suddenly called home by the unex-
pected death of Mr.. Jones' father, DR..
Edgar l.. Jones of Waterville. DR.. Jones
was at one time chairman of the Demo-
cratic State committee.
Col c. H. French will give an illustrat-
ed entertainment at the Casino on Thurs
day evening. July 9. The theme that eve
ming is to be the yellowstone National
Park" On the following evening the
Panama Canal will be portrayed at
the same place.
friends at the De Blois cottage from 3
to 6 on Saturday afternoon. The gath
ering was in honor of Madam's seth
birthday. A host of friends congratulate
ed her on her secret of youth and health,
The beautiful weather (Madam's birth
day weathep helped to make the occa-
sion charming affair. Dainty refresh
ments were served and choice flowers
from the De Blois gardens were used for
the decorations.
Miss Janet Emerson, Portland, is Civ
Ing private and class lessons in ballroom,
folk and aesthetic dancing.
benefit play for the Squirrel Island
Library building is to be given at the
Casino on Friday evening, Aug. 6. Local
talent will present 1.-The Private Secre-
tary.' farcical comedy in three acts,
using the original version of it's author,
Charles Hawtrey. the famous English
actor The management is under David
Owen. which insures success. The fol-
lowing is the cast:
Mr.. Marsland, NJ. F. H. ...
.:........... Alexander Doyle
Harry Marsiand ..............Henry FaXon
Douglas Nelson Dingley Hool
Rev. Robt. Spalding. David Owen
Mr.. Sidney Gibson (Tailor in Bond ST.
,o, ;::,.::............George Westerfeli
John "a servant .............. Willis White
knox "a writ server). Edward Bonnelli
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