Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-03

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Masters Joseph Butler and Mark Jewell.
The Howard family are entertaining
Miss Florence Meeham Of Providence.
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Raymond Stanley. Newton. Mass. has
arrived at the Stanley cottage. and gave
a delightful leap year party at the Casino
on Monday evening.
Miss Gertrude Ballard, instructor at
Vassar college, is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Miles Bracewell at her cottage.
Mrs. Edith Dingley Hooe gave a dinner
at the Spa on Saturday evening. ner
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Brace
we'll. Miss Gertrude Ballard, Ex-Con-
gresham George Lawrence and Prof.
Frederick L. Thompson-
Mrs. Valerie Earle Of New York City
is a guest at the DeBlois cottage.
Madam Ellen De Blois observed her
s7th birthday on Tuesday. Many. friends
congratulated her on the day.
Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Wilcox. both
Of Cedar Rapids. Iowa, are guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick e. Simpson at
their cottage.
Mrs. George Sayward Of Winchester.
Mass, gave a tea to a large and merry
part at the Spa on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Bull of Haddon
Heights, N. j., are guests Of Commodore
and Mrs Albert E. Snowman at their
cottage.
Tho dramatic entertainment, under the
auspices Of the Squirrel Island Athletic
Association, that was given at the Ca
sino Friday evening, was pronounced
success. all the participants in the cast
taking their parts in an able and pleas
ing manner. Where all are deserving OF
much praise, it is hard to make especial
mention. and do SO with fairness. Most
certainly, Miss Harriet Bull and Messrs'
Davidson and Faxon were excellent NJ
their roles There was a large and ap-
preciative audience. Net receipts OF over
500 were added to the treasury OF the
association.
The baseball game at the island on
Friday afternoon between the Oak Grove
and the home teams was fine ana eA-
citing exhibition of the popular game.
The score at the commencement OF the
last half Of the ninth innings was to
IN favor of the visitors, when the nome
team made a grand rally. making 1our
rms. ending the game with the score
to 4 in favor Of Oak Grove
At the Saturday night hop at the Ca
sino about 80 couples passed dehgnt1ul
evening. The Squirrel Island orchestra
furnished fine music. Mrs. Julia DE
PLOTS and Mrs. Edward Bonnelli were the
hostesses.
II was found necessary to cut gold
ring from the finger Of child, at the
SQUIRREL Inn on Friday afternoon. The
chi,d,s parents are DR.. and Mrs. Edward
Pratt of New York City. The child's
6ngar was commencing to swell and the
ring could only be removed by cutting
it.
The services at the Island chapel on
Sunday morning were conducted by the
Rev. n. P. woodin Of Auburn. The mu-
sic was under the direction OF Pror.
George w. Oakman.
Rev. Ralph Wood Kenyon, D. D., OF
BROOKLYN, N. Y, conducted song ser
vice at the island chapel on Sunday eve
ming at 745. These services Will be con-
tinued through the month OF august az
the same hour and place.
Among the recent arrivals are the FOL
lowing: Mr., and Mrs A. D. Dickerson,
New York City: J. w. Kellar. Boston;
s r.. Lawson, Boston; Miss Elizabeth
RiedeIl. Manchester, N. Y; Mrs. John
Kittredge, Boston; William Hill, P1tts-
burg. Pa; G. G. Montgomery, boston
w. F. Cleveland, Portland; Misses M.
l.. and A. M. Mclaughlin, Baltimore
Md: Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Morse, North
Andover. Mass; Mrs. G. H. Erskine,
Maiden Mass; Miss Marjorie Keedwell,
East Orange, N. j.; Miss Helen A. Howe,
worcester. Mass; Mrs. Thomas +.
Twitchen and Miss Twitchell, Portland;
Miss ], D. Parker, Newport : "T~s. Va;
Horace c. Wyman, Manchester. N. H.;
W. B. Ameldand, Watervlle; Mabel N.
Dill. Gardiner; Misses Anne and Edith
Kelly, East Milton, Mass; Miss Alice F.
sweetIand. Gardiner; v. f. Mackle, Nat.
Soldiers Home, Togus: Mrs Jennie Nc
C1arry, Hartford, Conn; Miss v. S. Page.
Maiden, Mass Mrs. A. E. Tweedy. Mrs.
M. B. Frazer and Mrs. A. N. Rumble, all
Of Danbury, Conn; Miss Resale Toplif,
BOSTON, Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Dick
erson and Miss Florence Dtckerson,
Rrookline, Mass; A. II. Blanchard, New
York City; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weeks,
BOSTON: e. e. Bachelor, Gardiner; Mrs.
NJ. A. Tappan, Haverhill. Mass; J. r.
Putnam, Boston; Mrs. Ednah Mcclure,
washington, d. c.
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