Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-06

Waterville are occupying tnsir cottage on
the south shore for the season.
| Mrs. Stubs and son. Master Stubs of
Newton, Mass. are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Buffum at their cottage.
Mrs. Alonzo Shadman and adopted child
are guests Of Mrs. Shadman's grand
mother, Madam Alice Doyle at her cot
tage.
Rev. and Mrs. George s. Dickerman and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Dickerman OF
New Haven, Cam, and a son. Prof. Sher-
wood Dickerman Of Williams College,
have arrived at the Dickerman cottage
on the South shore.
Mrs. Arthur McGraw and son Arthur
McGraw Of Detroit, Mich. are occupying
the Cleft Rock cottage for the summer.
Andrew Grant Of Lewiston has arrived
at the Spa
Miss Alice L. willoughby is a guest at
the Squirrel cottage.
Mrs. Nelson Dingley has arrived and
has opened her cottage for the remainder
OF the season.
Mrs. S. X. Smith and daughters, Misses
Bessie and Jennie Smith, Of Waterville,
are occupying their cottage.
| Mrs. Francis Adams and daughters,
Misses Margaret and Pauline Adams. Of
Bath. have arrived and opened Rocky
Cove cottage for the season.
The Misses Wilmington Of Brookline,
Mass, are occupying Lawrence Lodge for
the month Of July.
Mrs. c. F. Lathrop and children of
Richmond. Va, nave arrived and have
opened the Whitehouse cottage on the
east side for the season.
Miss Sarah Adams Of Groveland, Mass,
has joined her family at Rocky Cove cot
tage.
Mrs. George Rrickett OF Augusta is
guest of Mrs. Charles Pettengill at her
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lintner and farni-
ly Of Summit. n. j., are occupying their
cottage on the south shore, to remain for
the summer.
Attorney Clifton G. Bull Of Yonkers, n
Y, has joined his family at the Fisher
cottage.
Nathan Fitch Of New Haven, Conn, is
a guest at L'Amico cottage.
Thomas Bacchus of Wilmington, Del,
has joined his family for short vacation
Prof. and Mrs. ]. William Black and
son Stanley Black Of Waterville have
opened their cottage on the south shore.
} Rev. and Mrs. William A. Smith and
children of Hebron are guests at the S.
K. Smith cottage.
Prof and Mrs. George W. Oakman of
: Bangor have returned for months vaca-
! ton.
Dr. and Mrs. Grover are guests OF Prof
and Mrs. Black at their cottage.
| Co.
$ ton are occupying Edgewood cottage for
the season.
! Hon. Walter Emerson Of Portland has
Joined his family at the Emerson cottage.
Miss Margaret Williams of Pough-
keepsie, n. T.. is guest at "Happedaise'
: cottage.
Mrs. Ira Bates and family Of Waterville
i are recent corners here.
: Mr.. and Mrs Willis o. Foss Of Auburn
have opened their cottage for the summer.
+ Miss Dolly Wheelock Of Auburn is a
guest of her aunt. Mrs. Ellen May, at her
cottage.
Mrs. Frank A. Owen of Orono has re-
turned and opened her cottage for the
summer.
Rev. Charles r. Morgan, D. D.. and Mrs
Morgan of Bradford, Mass. are occu-
plying the Emerson cottage for the sea-
son.
The services were conducted at the
Island chapel on Sunday morning by the
Rev. Peter MacQueen of Boston. The
music was under the direction of Prof
George W. Oakman.
The Rev. Mr.. MacQueen has Travelled
extensively to practically all parts of the
earth. and is fellow of the Royal Geo
graphical Society of England. He is a
lecturer Of wide reputation His discourse
was so we'll received, that he has been
urgently requested to furnish a copy of
the sermon. that several hundred printed
copies may be obtained for distribution
among the islanders.
Catholic low mass was celebrated at
the Casino on Sunday at 112o A. NJ. This
service will be continued each Sunday at
the place and hour through the summer.
Rev. Charles T. Morgan and Mrs Nor
gan have arranged to have religious SER
vices at their cottage for the island col
ored folk at 7.3o each Sunday evening
through the season.
Charles Whiting Of New York City has
arrived and opened his cottage for the
summer.
Miss E. NJ. Fullam Of Boston is a CUES.
of Mrs. George Alden at her cottage
Mrs. Charles Pettengill and daughter
Miss Ruth Pettengill, Of Augusta, are oc-
cupying their cottage on the west side for
the season.
Messrs Gannett and Bodwell with their
families of Augusta are occupying the
Gannett Bodwell cottage at the north end.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Ward and
Madam Ward Of Newark. n. j., have ar
rived at "Happedaise' cottage on Spring
Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Winthrop Brown and
son Of Chestnut Hill. Mass. are occupying
Woodland cottage on the south shore to
remain for the season.
Prof. Albion H. Brainard and Rev A. n.
Crane, D. D., both OF Arlington, n. j.,
have reached here and have opened the
Brainard cottage.
George Galeston Moore Of New York
City, a strong and popular contestant for
the tennis championship cup in mems
singles at this resort the past two sea-