Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-13

McCutchan of Canton. Mo. soloist.
A service will be held at II A. NJ. at the
Episcopal chapel. All-Saints-by-the-sea
on Southport, Rev. Herbert ]. Cook OF
Beverly, N. j.. officiating on July 10, and
the Rev. Herbert D. Cone Of Erie. Pa,
officiating each Sabbath during the re-
mainder of the season.
Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Schumann and Miss
Katherine Hatch all of Gardiner. are en-
joying their vacation at the Squirrel
cottage.
Miss Mildred Hayes of Cambridge,
Mass, has joined her family at the Star
| cottage.
Rev. William T. Dowty of Maiden,
Mass, has placed his knock-about yacht
in commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. stanwood and five
children of Wellesley Hills. Mass, are
having their vacation at Five Gables"
Mrs. Simpson of Bath has opened the
DR.. Simpson cottage on Spring Cove.
N. G. Hart Of Brooklyn, N. T., Is
passing his vacation at the Esmond's
cottage.
Mrs. Thompson Of New York City has
joined her daughter. Mrs George K
Pond at Lookout Lodge for the remainder
of the season.
Attorney and Mrs. George K. Boutelle
and family of Waterville are occupying
the Davenport cottage on the south shore.
Prof. and Mrs. Frederick Lincoln
Thompson Of Amherst Mass, are among
the recent arrivals.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Lord and children
Of Kennebunk have arrived for the sum-
mer.
Miss Stella Hall Reade Of Ripon, Mo-,
we'll known at Squirrel and now an in
structor Of music at Ripon college. is ex-
pected here the latter part of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa pratt of Lowell,
Mass. have opened their cottage for the
remainder of the season.
Mrs. Forbes Of Richmond, Va, Is the
guest of Mrs. C. P. Lathrop.
Miss Alice Reynolds of Augusta has
opened her cottage for the summer.
Miss Eugenia Wilson of Watertown,
, Mass. is the guest of Miss Harriet Bull
at the Fisher cottage.
Miss Josephine Blakeley and Miss
Stella Blakeley of Medford, Mass, are
enjoying their vacation at the Squirrel
cottage.
, Mrs. George Kelley and her two daugh-
=
the Owen cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Faxon and chill
dren of Quincy. Mass, have opened their
| cottage on Park Row.
William Skinner of WASHINGTON, D. c.,
, is enjoying a two-weeks' vacation at the
Star" cottage.
, Miss Olive Hartwell Of Augusta is the
5 guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Doyle
at their cottage.
, Mrs. George Bundy, Fritz Bundy and n.
, H. Bundy, all of Grand Rapids, Mich.
are at the Farm House for the summer.
n. H. Bundy won the championship
5 cup last year in the tennis tournament in
( mems singles, and intends to defend the
cup this year at the tournament in Au-
t gust The beautif'' and valuable cup Of
fered for the championship in mems sin
! giles, must be won three times to be per-
manently held.
Frederick H. Schmidt Of Glen Ridge. ~
/ j.. found 1t necessary recently to receive
medical aid and care in St. Andrews hos
pital in Boothbay. 1t is hoped that it is
to be a temporary matter.
William De Blos of New York City,
while walking on slippery plank walks
f after the rain on Wednesday morning,
suddenly fell with violence and suffered
very painful injuries, but is now some
what improving.
Miss Valerie Earle Of New York City is
: a guest of the DeBlois family
l Attorney and Mrs. William Frye White
and children of Medford, Mass, have
opened the Frye-White cottage
r Mr.. and Mrs Edward Stanwood of
Rrnnklina hair
: cottage on Stanvood point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas White and son,
3 Thomas White Jr,, of Lewiston, are
: guests Of Mrs. Whites mother, Mrs. H.
L. Pratt, at her cottage.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. George w Oakman of
4 Bangor are at the Farm House for the
remainder of the season.
! Fishermen on the end Of Damariscove
: Island caught 5000 lbs. Of mackerel in net
, traps on Sunday night. These fish were
in Portland at the opening of the market
Monday morning and brought good
price
; A beautiful sight was presented to the
islanders on Friday afternoon by the fleet
of the Eastern Yacht Club of Marblehead,
3 Mass. which passed by here. on it's way
to Boothbay and later on to Rockland.
7 Three Of our we'll known "Squirrelites"
have essayed authorship during the past
year. Hon. Walter Emerson of Portland
, Is the author Of an interesting book, The
Latchstring." This book is beautifully
r illustrated and IS descriptive of the Maine
shore and woods. Houghton & Miff1n
. are the publishers. The book has been
highly praised by the press.
: Charles E. Lauriat of Boston is the au-
thor of THE Luscitania" and in this
book gives his experiences in the wreck
! Of that Inflated vessel.
In songs Of Brittany" is translated the
} French poems Of Theodore Botrel, by
Elizabeth s. Dickerman of New Haven.
, Conn, Richard 6. Badger. publisher.
Copies OF these three books have been
presented to the Squirrel Island Library.
Among the late arrivals are the follow
ing: G. w. McIntire. Worcester Mass. {:
Mrs. W. c. Burke, Miss Vera Burke and
Master Royden Burke. Quincy, Mass. i:
Mrs A. D. Morse. Worcester, Mass. :;
Persis McIntre. Worcester Mass: DR..
} and Mrs. H. NJ. Spruance. Wilmington.
Del: Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell H. Elliott