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the rain which began in the midst of
the entertainment ceased before any-
one was ready to depart.
Mr.. Joseph Gildersleeve who is spend
ing the summer at his cottage on the
folnt, was away several days last
week while he attended a meeting of
the Lawson Goodnough Corporation
at Shelbourne Falls, Me.
Mrs. Henry A. Free of Lewiston en-
tertained many of her friends at
"Free-croft" last Thursday afternoon
at auction bridge.
The sloop Doris" left last Wednes-
day for a trip to Bar Harbor. Her
owners, Mr.. Warren and Mr.. Rich
mond Watson were accompanied by
Mr.. Jean Albert Hill of Harvard Mr.
Hill is now obtaining his doctors de-
gree as instructor of organic chem
istry at the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology. On the way to Bar
Harbor, the Doris" spent several
days at Squirrel Island where the
yachtsmen have several friends.
DR.. Brooks H. Wells, the well known
physician of New York City arrived
yesterday with Prof. Ulrich Dahlgren
of Princeton at the latters cottage.
DR.. Wells is one of the directors of
the Woman's Hospital on 109th St.,
Amsterdam Ave-, New York. This
hospital is the largest and best equip
ped of its kind in the world. He is
also editor of several medical papers.
He met Prof Dahlgren at New York
on his way from Princeton, n. J.,
where he has been conducting a mos
quito campaign.
The beautifully lined cruiser "Ven-
ture' Of Boston put into Potts Har-
Dor last Thursday night with Messrs.
Dana and Robert Hodgkins and Ralph
Southland, all of Boston, as guests of
Mr.. Shepley Paul of Auburn at the
Auburn Colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Gardner of Au-
burn, Me-, were the guests Of Mrs.
Chalres "A. Julia at the Conant Cot
tage last week. Mr.. Gardner is the
proprietor of the Elm House at Au-
burn. Mr.. John Childs of Lewiston
spent the Goth and 31st at the Conant
cottage as guest of Mrs. Elton Briggs.
aye Tarrie-a-While" Tea Room.
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Occasions.-Adv.
Miss Helen Percival of Auburn, Me-,
is visiting Miss Katherine Paul of
Auburn for few weeks at the Paul
cottage at the Auburn Colony.
Mr.. Laurie Page of Chatham, N. j.,
arrived last week and joined his fam
lily at the Baxter cottage of the Au-
burn Colony.
Mr.. w. X. Dana and family of
Westbrook and Mr.. s. Sanborn OF San
Francisco, Cal, were on a four day
automobile trip in the White Noun
tains last week. They had three au-
tomobiles and visited Breton Woods
and Mt. Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ensign of
Newton, Mass, who are located on
Ash Point for the summer spent last
Wednesday night with Mrs. Ensign's
mother, Mrs. George Page at the Au-
burn Colony.
Miss Louise Vaughan Of st. Louis
is spending the summer as the guest
OF Miss Carrie Fergerson at the
Bridge cottage Of the Auburn Colony.
Miss Vaughan is one of the best
known missionaries in the world. She
has just come from the missionary
headquarters on Lexington Ave-, New
York City where she arrived from
Tsingtau, China. She went to China
seventeen years ago after mastering
the Chinese language in three years
in this country. She came to New
York shortly before the outbreak Of
the German-Japanes disturbances
and has been unable to return on that
account. She gave an address at the
Vesper service last Sunday night and
told Of the conditions of Christianity
and religion In China and OF some OF