Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-26
SQUIRREL ISLAND
Tennis and Sailing Parties En-
Joyable During Ideal Weather
Musical Tea for Thursday
Annual Meeting Saturday.

the past week has been an important
factor IN making tennis and sailing
parties favorite attractions. Eight
tennis courts are now in prime con-
dition.
The chief social event at the casino
the present week will be the musical
Tea Thursday afternoon, July IS.
Charles White and family of Wake
heid, Mass. have arrived and have
opened their cottage for the remainder
Of the season
prescott Warren Of Newton, Mass,
has joined his family at Owls Nest"
cottage
inland Mrs. Walter/ Hampden and
children of New York City are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Warren. Mr
Hampden played the leading role the
past winter in Good Gracious Anna
bel. fer the entire season.
Mrs. Juliet Southern and daughter,
Miss Louise southern of Portland. are
guests of Mrs. j. H. Smiley at the
Chalet
Roy. and Mrs. Chadbourne Of
Framnsham, Mass, are among the
recent arrivals.
Chester Pierce of the Coast Artillery
spent the week end with his mother.
Mrs. T. c. Pierce at her cottage on
The South Shore.
Prof. and Mrs L. w. Ballard of
L. L'wistcn arc guests Of Mr.. ami Mrs.
Miles Braccwell at the BracewelI
cottage.
:. S. Randall and family of Angus
IA have opened the Randall cottage.
RoN. Harry Emerson Fosdick If the
Union Theological Seminary, Mrs Fos-
dick and their little daughter were re-
cent Visitors at this resort
ConCross man Wallace White of
Lewiston was here for few hours
Saturday.
Mr.. ani Mrs. Tapl;n of Cleva Gland
Ohio. are occupying the Bowman cot
taCc this season.
Percy Davis and family Of Rye. y.
r.. have arrived and will remain for
tho rcet of the season. Mr. Davis re-
presents the Standard Oil Co. at Rye.
Fr derrick davenport of Boston spent
tho week end with his family at tho
D0N Cnr)rt cottage.
TT and Mrs \. T. Schumann of
'IIi illltl ttit enjoy lllS li1tlT Ndtd ZION
al thc "Scuirrol" cottage.
Miss Huldah S;~,vcll of Augusta IS a
guest of Mrs. : K Smith at her cot
tage.
capt Kccno NJ. Barter announces
tEat hc viii retire as Island superin
tendent IT the end of this season. Capt
Barter has given very general satis
faction il, this eSacting position and
many of the Islanders will regret his
decision 10 retire.
ATr and Mrs. Samuel q. Church and
tteir two children of orange. y. j., are
guests OF Mrs. Church's parents, Mr..
ana Mrs Frederic II. Schmidt at l..
AMIGO cottage.
Tn, many friends hero Of Lawrence
G. Bowers Of Brooi<line. Mass. regret
that he was obliged to leave this week
to icin his Massachusetts Regiment of
t'ielG Artillery.
Dr and Mrs. Frederic f.. Simpson of
Hartford, Ct, ha,; arrived and has
crcncd the simpson for the rest Of the
season.
Nr. ard Mrs. Roscoe Paine and
daurh.cr oc Watervillo are cnjo!ing
tier outing ct the Mrs. George Paine
cotts ce.
Miss Constance Ames. daughter of
Or and Mrs. John L. Ames Of Boston
is II. 2l.est of the Lintner family at
their cottage.
Mis-: Doris Hanson Of Newark \.
j.. has Joined her family at Sea View
cottage mn Tho South shore.
The hop at the Casino on Saturday
eyenin" was greatly enjoyed by 20
dancers The squirrel Island orchestra
furnished excellent music. The host
esses were Mrs. Thomas Bacchus of
" ilmingtor. Del. and Mrs. George
Lintrer of Summit. y. J.
Mrs. William Edward Stanwood Of
Wellesley Hills, Mass. was recently
elected = director on tho Ladies' I'M
provemcnt Association board to fill a
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Mrs. Charles Z. Lauriat from the
beard.
Mrs Walter Robinson Of Gardiner
and four friends are guests of MIR. ana
Ms. Josiah 5. Maxcy at their cottage.
A!rs Margaret Ward Darlington and
hahy boy Edward Ward CarrnSton OF
Newark. y. j.. are due to arrive at
"IIaLpc,iaise" cottage Saturday.
Mrs. John Oldham and daughter,
Miss Margaret Oldham of Wellesley
Hills. Mass. are occupying their new
and very pretentious cottage on the
west shore.
A large party enjoyed the evening
a the partner bridge whist Monday
evening at the Casino, 40 per cent. OF
tie proceeds going to the Red Cross.
The prize winners were Mrs. Frances
F. Stanley Newton. Mass; George
Lintner. Summit, n. j.; r. E. Stanley
and Mrs. Thomas Bsicchus of Will
mington, Del Mrs. Bacchus was the
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Stanley
gave a delightful auction bridge party
MorGay afternoon at their cottage IN
honor of Sewell Ford. author. and Mrs.
Ford. The prize winners were Idr.
Ford. Mrs. George Lintner. John Nc
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