Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-19

season of 1916 are scheduled for the
week Saturday, Aug. 10 to Aug. 20 in
elusive. Eentries close at P. NJ Fri
day, Aug. IS. Entries by mail should
be addressed to David NJ. Young,
Squirrel Island, Me.
Attorney and Mrs. Thomas w. Proc
tor and son. Robert Proctor, Dart
mouth 10, of Newton, Mass, have
opened their Crows Nest cottage for
the season.
Prof. Edward B. Mathews of Johns
Hopkins University, Mrs. Mathews
and daughter. Miss Margaret Mathews
have arrived at their cottage on the
South shore, to remain for the rest Of
the summer.
Miss Harriet Moore and Miss Marion
| Moore of New York City hive joined
their family at Outlook cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Leicester Warren of
Springfield, Mass, are. the guests of
Mrs. Warren's mother, Mrs. George w.
Holden at Sweetbriar cottage.
Frank L. Dingley Of Lewiston has ar
rived and is occupying his Erie cottage
on the South shore.
Mrs. George NJ. D. Kelly and daugh-
ter. Miss Marion Kelly of Natchez.
Miss. have joined the Bull family at
the Fisher cottage and will remain here
for the rest of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Chandler of
New York City are the guests Of Mrs.
Chambers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Lauriat at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Staples and
daughter, Miss Mary Gray Staples of
Lewiston are at Erie cottage on the
South shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Fuller and son,
Harry Fuller of Hallowell, have opened
the Fuller cottage.
Dr. Arthur Edwards of Chicago has
joined his family at the Edwards cot
tase on the South shore.
Thomas Proctor. Dartmouth Is, is
in camp at Plattsburg.
Mrs s. S. Lancaster. her daughters.
Miss Lucy and Miss Margaret Lances-
ter and son, Edward Lancaster of Au-
gusta are occupying Bay View cottage.
Mrs Arthur f. kusterer and the
Kusterer twins of Grand Rapids. Mich,
have arrived at the FosS cottage for
the season.
Bret Dingley and family of Lewiston
are occupying Dingley Dell for the rest
Of the summer.
Miss c. H. Merritt of Danbury, Ct,
her cottage.
Mrs s S. Randall of Augusta has
been here for a short sojourn.
Hon. and Mrs. Ira H. Randall and
three children of Augusta are now &C.
cupying the Randall cottage.
Miss Alice White and Mrs. John
Newell, both of Gardiner, are guests
at the "Squirrel' cottage.
Mrs Fanny Cross of Maiden, Mass,
has Joined her mother and sister at the
Cross cottage.
Mrs F. E. Ward and son of New
ark, n. j., are guests at "Happedaise"
cottage.
The young people enjoyed themselves
greatly at the hop at the Casino on
Wednesday evening. About rs were
present Mrs. Stanley Miller of Win
chester, Mass, and Mrs Arthur Ed
wards of Chicago were the genial
hostesses. The Squirrel Island Or
chestra furnished music.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah S. Maxcy of
Gardiner have arrived at their cottage
and intend to remain for the season.
Mrs. ]. H. Smiley of Franklin, Pa,
gave birth to a boy baby at ST. An
drews hospital on Friday the 18th.
Frederick H. Schmidt of Glen Ridge,
n j.. who has neen at the st. An
drews hospital the past two weeks,
was able to return to Squirrel on Fri
day.
Mrs William Hayes Of South Paris
is enjoying two weeks vacation at
the Star" cottage.
Nelson Dingley is on the Mexican
border with a New York regiment
Edward Moves, we'll known here, is
in camp at Pittsburgh.
Mrs T. j. Hussey and family of
New York City are occupying the Hen
dee cottage.
Mrs. Juliet Southern and daughter,
Miss Louise Southern of Portland, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Doyle at their cottage
G. w. McIntire and daughter, Miss
P. H. McIntire. and Miss F. L. Nc
Intire of Worcester, Mass, are occupy
ing the new Darling cottage and Will
remain for the summer.
Boston are guests at the Squirrel cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Howard and
two daughters are occupying the Nc
Causland cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard have announced the engagement of
their daughter Marion to Walter Mil
Ter of the New York Sun. The wedding
is expected on Squirrel in September
Paul Howard is on the Mexican Dor
der with the New York 18th Regiment.
The regular Saturday evening hop
at the Casino was enjoyed by about 40
couples The hostesses were Mrs.
Charles E. Laruiat, Boston, and Mrs.
Julia De Blois of New York City. The
Squirrel Island orchestra furnished ex-
cellent music.
There will be a sale of fancy work,
aprons, household articles, cake and
candy. mystery packages for the chill
dren and refreshments at the Casino On
Tuesday, Aug /, at p. NJ.
DR.. and Mrs. r. F. Simpson of Hart
ford. Conn, have arrived at the Simp-
son cottage in Spring cove.
The services at the island chapel
were conducted by Rev William j.