Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-14

Mass, have opened Five Gables to re-
main for the summer.
Rev. Mr.. Bennett Of Trinity Epis-
copal church, Newark, n. j., is a guest
at "Happedaise" cottage.
Edward Stanwood of Brookline,
Mass. has his motor launched Kappa"
in commission.
Miss A. E. Jones Of Portland has re-
signed as assistant at the Post Office.
Miss Evelyn Frellick of Portland sue
ceeds Miss Jones.
Prof. Herbert S. Philbrick and fam
lily Of Evanston, ILL.,. are not coming to
Squirrel this season. They are enjoy
ing their vacation on the Michigan
lakes.
Prof. and Mrs. J. William Black of
Waterville are among the late arrivals
and have opened their cottage on the
south shore.
Nathan Fitch Jr., Of New Haven,
Conn. is guest of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H Schmidt, at
l.. AMIGO cottage.
! Miss Alice Reynolds Of Augusta is
; occupying her cottage on the west
shore, for the remainder Of the season.
There We're 40 of the islanders who
enjoyed the dancing at the Casino on
Wednesday evening. Mrs. ]. Winthrop
Brown of Chestnut Hill, Mass, was the
hostess. The Squirrel Island orchestra
furnished the music.
Mrs. Edward Winslow Warren Is a
guest of Miss Cora and Miss Mary
iCiapp at Wild Rose cottage.
MISS Theda Kenyon, daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. r. w. Kenyon, Of BROOKLYN.
\. y, is giving promise Of high literary
ability: several of her short poems
appearing in some of the popular mag
azines of recent date.
Miss Ruth Hayes, formerly of Au-
burn, now of Ponce, Porto Rico, is ex
pected at this resort very soon. Her
sister, Miss Mildred Hayes, also of
Ponce. is the head dietitan at the
leading hospital in that city.
Mrs. Samuel O. Church and little
daughter of Orange n. j., are guests
of Mrs. Church's parents at L'Amico
cottage.
A children's party will be held at the
Casino on Tuesday. July II. from 3 to
5 P. NJ All children are invited. Mrs.
Godfrey Boyken Of Richmond, Va, is
in charge.
Rev. Leopold A. Mes of Worcester.
Mass. will conduct the services at the
island chapel on Sunday morning.
! Prof. George w. Oakman Of Bangor
will be in charge Of the music.
A large number of the Islanders at
tended a delightful at home" Thurs
DAY afternoon at the summer residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Buffum,
which was given in honor Of their
house guests. Sewell Ford, author, Mrs.
Ford and Miss Sprout Wild flowers
were used with beautiful effect in the
artistlc decorations. Dainty refresh
ments were served
Among the recent arrivals are the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Doten.
Auburn; Mrs. John H. Morris. Brook :
lyn. n. Y; Mrs. X. n. Neuhauser, Phil
adelphia; Mrs. H. G. Wyman and Miss
Nyman, Manchester. n H.; Mrs.
George W. Piper, Brooklyn, N. r; w.
n. Bennett. Boothbay Harbor; B. B.
Bailey. Albany. n. Y; Miss Lillian F.
Woodbridge. Cambridge, Mass, Miss
Esther Fleming. Cambridge. Mass. ;
Mrs. John H. Riedell and Miss Eliza
beth Riedell. Manchester, n. H.; Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart E. Robb, Richmond
Hill. n. Y: Gen. A. Modecai, U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Modecai. Washington, D c.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis n. Wilson and Miss
! Sarah o. Wilson, Worcester, Mass. !:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. McIlwain, Cam
bridge. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Ham.
Lewiston; Mr.. and Mrs. Don c. White,
Lewiston; Mrs. ]. H. Thompson, Cam
bridge. Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Thayer. Worcester. Mass: Mr.. and Mrs.
Amasa Pratt. Lowell. Mass. Mrs. F..
II. Pearson and Master F. H. Pearson.
Jr.. Lowell, Mass; Mrs. S. H. Haviland.
Worcester. Mass: Mrs. J. B. Sewall,
Brookline, Mass; Miss E, L. Walker.
Brookline, Mass: Thomas White, Lew
iston; Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Nor
wood and Miss Barbara Norwood.
Worcester, Mass.