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

is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Buffam at their cottage.
Hon. Walter Emerson and daughter,
Miss jeanette Emerson of Boston, have
Joined their family at the Emerson cot
tage.
| Mrs. Hollis and son. Howard Hollis
of Lisbon Falls are occupying the Pea
nut" cottage for few days outing.
| Frank l.. Dingley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur G. Staples and daughter, Miss
Mary Gray Staples. all Of Lewiston. are
occupying the "Eyrie" cottage on the
eouth shore.
Mrs. Hartley Lord and children of
! i<ennebunk, are guests at 'Eyrie" cot
tare
Mrs. George Alden, formerly of Wat
| erville, now of Dorchester. Mass, has
opened her cottage and has for her
guest. Mrs, George T. Moves.
Mrs. George S. Paine and daughter.
Miss Mildred Paine of Winslow bought
the Thompson cottage near the Inn.
, Miss Alice Stanwood Willoughby of
: Watertown. Mass, is enjoying her va
'dtioil al tii' stfulTTel cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren r. Gregory of
West Newton. Mass. are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. George T. Buffam at their
cottage.
Madam Alice Doyle of Jamaika
Plains. Mass. is occupying her cottage
and is here for the summer.
Attorney Frank harrington Of Angus
ia Joined his family here for the holi-
DAY
Mrs. John H. Redel of Manchester. y.
H. has recently bought the Pitkins cot
tage and has made extensive repairs to
I the same. This was formerly known as
the Hoyey cottage and adJo!ns the SPUR
rel Island Inn on the north. Mrs Riedell
and her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Redell,
are occupying their cottage
Mrs. Nelson Dinsley. her daughter.
Mrs, Edith Dingley Hooe, and grand
daughter, Miss Edith Hooe Of New Ha-
ven. CT, have opened the Nelson Ding
ley cottage on Park Row
Raymond Stanley of Newton. Mass.
has been commissioned quarterma ster in
the Naval Reserves.
Dr. Alton Grant of Lewiston has been
commissioned en- assistant surgeon in the
Naval Reserve with temporary head
quarters at Portsmouth, ~ H., with rank
of first lieutenant.
Lawrence &. Bowers OF Brooklne
Mass, has joined the field artillery in
that state.
Atty and Mrs. F. J. c. Little and
daughter Of Augusta are occupying their
cottage for short vacation, intending
to return during the month Of August.
Mrs Frank Fl. Hanson of Newark. ~
j.. has opened her cottage on the south
shore.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Dovle Of Ded-
ham, Mass, have their cottage on the
east shore and have for their guest Miss
Ireland
Miss Mary F. Daggett of Lewiston is
al the Spa this season
Prof Wass and family Of Rri1pswicb
have again opened the Farnham cottage
and will remain for the season
Mrs Guy Gannett and Mrs. Royal H
Bodwell, both OF Augusta. have arrived
a their cottage
Rev a. r. Crane. d. D., and Prof AL
bion II. Brainard. both Of Arlington, n
j.. have opened the Brainard cottage and
will remain here during the summer.
The interest in this work. is so gen.
eral among the ladies of the island that
arrangements are being made to open
the Casino for more extended Red
Cross work during the summer months.
The Episcopal chapel All S,aints-by-
the-Sea on the Southport shore had
the opening service Sunday, July /.
These services will be continued each
Sunday through the season. The
morning service being at II A. NJ, The
Rev. Herbert ]. Cook of Beverly, n. j.,
will officiate in July. The Rev. Her
bert d. Cone of Erie, Pa. will officiate
in August
A Catholic low mass was celebrated
at the Casino Sunday morning at 11.45
A. NJ. These services will be contin-
ued at the same hour and place
through the season.
A meeting for the colored folks was
held at Morningside cottage Sunday
evening, July I. Rev. Charles T. Nor
gan, D. D.. and Mrs. Morgan invited all
the colored people of the island and
vicinity to come to their cottage at 7.30
Sunday evenings during the season for !
song and religious services.
Dr. Charles +. Meserve, president OF !
Shaw University. Raleigh, N c., will |
conduct the services at the island |
chapel Sunday morning The music |
will be under the direction of Prof. |
George w. Oakman of Bangor