Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-03
SQUIRREL ISLAND


Francis E. Stanley Received
Annual Meeting of Associ.
alton for Saturday-Sunday
Notices
Attorney William Frye White, Mrs.
White and children, formerly of Lew
iston.are occupying the Frye White
cottage.
Miss Alice Reynolds of Augusta is
passing her vacation at her cottage
on the west shore.
Rev. William Smith and family Of
Waterville are occupying the Mrs.
s. X. Smith cottage for the month OF
August.
Mr.. and Mrs Josiah S. Maxcy OF
Gardiner are enjoying their vacation
here.
Arthur G.. Staples of Lewiston
Joined mis- family here for the week
end.
There was a large attendance at
the Saturday evening hop at the
Casino, more than so couples enjoy
ing the evening.
NJ. NJ. Johnson of Halloweil was a
recent visitor here looking after his
property interests.
Mrs. Frank L. harrington and son
Frank of Augusta are enjoying
their vacation at their cottage on
Stanwood's Point.
Miss Elizabeth Boutelle OF Water
-.
George X. Boutclle at their cottage
on the south shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Fish Of Hal
lowell were recent visitors here.
Miss Doris Stetson of Bath Is
among the late arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Thomas Of
Portland are guests at this resort.
S. s Randall and daughter, Miss
Randall of Augusta. Joined their
family here at the Randall cottage
tor the weekend.
Mrs. Sarah NJ Novel; formerly OF
North Va ssa,boro, is the guest OF her
son. Or. F. a. Libby at Tanglewood
Height9 cottage,
John burroughs. the famous au-
thor and naturalist. is a guest for
the Weekend at the Ballard cottage.
William N. Woodin Of Bangor was
a recent visitor here.
J. f.. McAuliffe and Herbert Cava-
'naugh, both Of Bath, are amoaS the
late arrivals
Arrangements have been made for
Bridge whist party ~ the Casino
next Monday evening. The proceeds
are 10 he given to the men tf the
Naval Reserve in this district for n
v:ctrola.
d. II. Darling and family of Gar
diner left Thursday of this week. ar
ter enjoying six weeks Of vacation
here.
A. II. Duffy Of Boothbay Harbor
was a recent visitor here
Mr:. Charles T. Morgan has ar
ranged fcr religious service for
the colorcd people on the Inland at
her cottage each Sunday evening
tho month of August.
Tho annual meeting Of thu SPUR
rel Island Chapel Association VIII ia
ncld AT the chapel at 80 L. NJ, Sat
urdar, Aug. :.
Scwal Ford. author. and Mrs. Ford
are guests IF Mr.. ard Mrs. George I.
Ruffum at their Spring Cove trttage.
An Auction Bridge party was CIV
on by Mrs George Cha n.itcr NJ the
Lauriat cottage or Mord t.. There
was n large attendance. rumer us
prizes were given and ueiacfGhle re-
freshmants We're served.
Mrs. :, S. Lancaster and daughters.
Mss Lucy Lancaster and Miss Marga-
ret Lancaster. all of Augusta, are occu-
pying Bayvinw cottage for the remain
der o: the season. Mrs. L4ancaster's
<>ounscst son, Edward Lancaster, is now
overseas
are guests OF Mr.. Wheeinck's sister
Mrs. George X. Boutelle.
Brooks Whitehouse Of PORTLAND has
joined his parents. Atty. and Mrs. Rob
ert Urea AWhitehouse, at their cottage
Mrs. Alton Grant of Lewiston is here
for a weeks soiourn.
News has been received of the birth
OF q daughter. Patricia Anna. to Capt
and Mrs. Harry Pierce of Portland.
Capt. Pierce is now with the American
army in France.
and greved to learn by telephone
Wednesday evening that Francis F.
Stanley, an old-time summer resident
here. had been killed in an automobile
accident. Mr.. Stanley left here at 3
O clock Wednesday morning, taking his
auto al Eoothbay Harhor. intending to
drive that day to Bellows Falls. Vt,
hut decided later to change his route
and drive 10 his home at Newton, Mass.
The accident occurred on the Eewburc-
port turnpike between the towns OF
Ipswich and Topsheld at about $50
Wednesday afternoon.
The services at the island chapel will
be conducted next Sunday morning by
Rev. Frederick +. Heath Of Boston
The music will be under the direction
Of Mrs Hayes