Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-02
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Cottages Are Filled and Camp
ers Are Enjoying the Latter
Part of the Summer Season
Fishing Continues
Very Good

Fishing Continues
Very Good
AS the summer season at Lake Cob
bosseecontee comes near to its close
the Journal finds the cottages on all
shores we'll filled and the cottagers
thoroughly enjoying themselves. The
moving pictures at Island Park still
continue to draw good crowds and the
dances are proving to be very popular.
The fishing is excellent at the lake,
good catches of bass and white perch
being made each day. Many of the
campers are planning to remain at the
lake longer this season than usual and
it is probable that large number of
cottages will be occupied until late in
the fall.
Island Park.
Mrs. Rose Percival and son Warren
of Saco are visiting Mrs. H. z. Perez
val at Camp Sutzme on the lower
island.
A good sized party of people from
East Winthrop enjoyed a trip down
the lake Thursday in the launch,
"Alcedo H."
Mrs Daniel Rice of Augusta and
Mrs. John Houseworth of Winthrop
We're in attendance Thursday at the
Central Maine Fair at Waterville.
Mrs. Annie McCrillis of Boston has
returned to her home after a weeks
visit at Camp Sutzme.
Misses Marion futile and Mary Will
son of Barre. VT, who had been oc-
cupying the Hersey camp on the lower
island, have returned to their homes.
Among the guests recently regis
tered at Island Park Inn are w. c.
Fogg of Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. F. II.
Gallup of Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
H Dunbar of Boston.
Hodgdon's Island.
Mrs. Fred E. Beane entertained the
members Of the Current Events Club
Of Hallowell Thursday at her cottage
and all passed a very enjoyable day.
The ladies were taken to the cottage
from Keyes' Landing in the launch of
Charles Mason in the forenoon and at
noon a delicious fish chowder was
served. In the afternoon the club held
its regular meeting. Miss Elizabeth
McClench of Hallowell is president of
the club
Hammond's Grove.
Miss Sadie Soule of Denver. Col.
who has been enjoying a visit Of three
weeks with her grandmother, Mrs. r.
w. Soule at camp "Summahawis," will
leave today for Chicago, where she
Will visit before returning to her
home.
Mrs. Robert A. Cony. Miss Doris
Wilder, Miss Sadie Soule and the
Edith, Mary and Margaret
White made a canoe trip Thursday to
the lower end of the lake, where they
enjoyed a picnic dinner.
Lester NJ Hart and family are oc-
cupying Ramp Kozy' for two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. p H. Stubs and son
Richard of Augusta, who had been
occupying Camp koonebeki" during
the months of July and August. went
Friday to the seashore, where they
will pass a week after which they will
pass two or three weeks in the Maine
woods.
East Shore.
John o. Haines and daughter Flea
a visit with A. E. FAIR, have returned
to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Jaret Of New
York and Martin Daniels Of Winthrop.
Mass. who are stopping at Silver
Beach Inn, recently made a catch Of
eight large black bass.
Dr. Donovan of Boston, who had
been making a stay at 'Lakehurst,"
has returned to his home.
Dr. and Mrs. Wilson Of Boston, have
returned to their home after passing
a few weeks at "Lakehurst."
Outlet.
Dr. Sinclair and DR.. Butler Of New
York are recent arrivals at the Lake
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler of Plainf1eld,
n. j., have returned to their home
after passing a month at the Outlet.
Large catches of black bass have
been reported recently by guests at
the Lake House and Lake View Inn.
Allie Francis recently sold his
launch to Mr.. Wheeler Of Plainf1eld,
n. j., who is planning to build at the
lake next season.
Belle Isle.
Rev. Mr.. Blair and family Of Phila-
delphia, who had been occupying the
Bailey cottage, have returned to their
home.
North Shore.
Mrs. Otis G. Webster returned re-
Gently from Boston. where she had
been passing a week with her sister,
Mrs. Minnie c. Farnham.