Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-30

Miss Florence Hayes Of Cambridge
Mas, has joined her mother, Mrs.
Hayes, at the Star cottage.
Mrs.. George w. Holden and son
Hurlbert Holden Of Springfield, Mass
have opened Sweetbrier cottage for the
summer.
Mrs, John Oldham and daughter,
Miss Margaret Oldham of wellesley
Hills, Mass. are guests at sweet
briar" cottage.
Edward H. Bonnelli Of Boston join
ed his family at the Eagle" cottage
for the weekend.
David NJ Young of Waterville ar
rived Wednesday and will again nave
charge Of all the tennis courts.
Both Mr.. Bonnelli and Mr.. Young,
president and treasurer of the SPUR
rel Island Athletic Association re-
spectively, are very confident Of sue
cessful season in athletics at Squirrel
The Squirrel Inn opened on MONDAY
of this week.
J. A. Macdonald of Gardiner is the
agent at the wharf representing the
steamboat and express companies ana
succeeding Joseph Esmonds.e deceased.
Mr.. Esmonds was a very genial ana
accommodating official and had many
friends at this resort. Mr.. MaeDon-
aid, while a young man, has had two
years experience with the Eastern
Steamship Co in the freight depart
ment at Bath and is well fitted for the
position.
The librarian at the Squirrel Island
library announces that 10 new books
have been added to the library the
past year and that there are now S4oo
books catalogued. The new books are
of an unusual high order.
Mrs. Winthrop Brown and children
of Chestnut Hill, Mass, have arrived
at Woodlawn cottage on the south
shore.
Miss Dolly Wheelock of Waterville is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ellen May,
at her cottage.
Attorney and Mrs. Stanley Miller
and children of Winchester, Mass,
have opened their cottage on the south
shore for the season.
Wallace Carpenter of Winchester
Mass. is a guest of the Miller family.
Francis E. Stanley Of Newton. Mass,
has joined his family at the Stanley
cottage and will remain here for the
summer
Mr. and Mrs. George K Boutelle and
daughters of Waterville are occupying
their cottage on the south shore for the
season.
Prof. and Mrs. MacArvain of Cam
bridge. Mass. have leased Lookout
Lodge for the summer and have for
their guest, Mrs. MacArvain's mother,
Mrs. Thompson. of New York city.
Mrs. Sherwood and daughter Miss
Sherwood of New York city. have open
ed Edgewood cottage for the season.
Dr. Arthur Edwards of Chicago, well
known here. has organized a hospital
unit and expects to be called to France
in a short time.
Chester Pierce of Portland brother of
Lieutenant Harry Pierce. the West
Pointer. has joined the Coast Artillery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Stanwood of
Brookline, Mass. have opened Stanwood
cottage on the Point and will remain
for the summer.
Mrs Frank A. Owen and son. David
Owen Of Orono, are occupying Owen
Lodge.
The government has installed tele
phone line on Damriscove Island from
the life saving station at the southeast
end and will connect up by cable from
the northeast end of Damriscove to
Spence Point and from there by direct
line to Bath. This will be strictly a
private line during the war for the use
Oh the government.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick f. Ward OF
Newark, n. j.. have leased "Bide-a Wee"
cottage for the season.
Mrs. F'ernald Of Williamstown, Mass,
is occupying the Barnacle for the sum-
mer and has for her guests Miss Dun
bar of Newton, Mass, and Miss Froth-
ingham of Pennington, Conn.
Chester Pierce of Portland, attached to
the Coast Artillery, is the guest of his
mother, Mrs. F.. A. Pierce. at her cottage.
Mrs. Alton Grant and son, Ray Grant,
Of Lewiston, have arrived and have open
ed the Spa"
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Oakman Of
Bangor are among the late arrivals and
are enjoying their vacation at the Farm
House.
Rev. Charles T. Morgan. D. D., and
Mrs. Morgan of Bradford, Mass. have
opened their cottage for the season.
Mrs. Clara Adams and daughter. Miss
Pauline Adams. of Bath, are occupying
their Rocky Cove cottage on the west
shore
L. s. training ship Ranger came to an
Choir in the harbor Tuesday afternoon.
She has a large number Of young men
aboard.