Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-03

H There ID every Indication u a sue
cesnm SEASON NJ this resort. practi-
cany every cottage being opened or
engaged 1pr the sumxner,
h Rev. and Mrs r. ". Plant and
rnelr daughters Mics Eleanor Plant
and Miss Isabel Plant, all Of Gar
ainer. are enjoying their vacation al
the Outlook cottage
Pruf. l. W. Ballard and Mrs. Bal
lard Of Lewiston, with their daugb-
tef. Miss Gertrude Ballard, an in
structor n vassar ColIeee. are oc-
cupying une Of the Davenport cut-
rages On Spring cove.
Mrs ]. Manchester Haynes and
daughter, Miss Hope Haynes Of An
gusta nave opened the Erie cottage
on the south shore Horace Sturris
OF Augusta. Mrs Haynes brother.
10 their guest.
Mrs. Ellen j. MAY Of Auburn and
ner niece, Miss Dolly wheelock of
lewiston are occupying Mrs. Mays
cottage on the East side.
Inc new concrete walk commence
ing opposite the Casino and leading
10 and around the Spa, is a decided
anu much needed Improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley Lord, and
children. of kennebunkport. are oc-
cupEing one Of the Dingley cot
tages.
The organization Al this summer
colony Is nov completed with few
changes from last year Arthur
Barter of Boothbay Harbor is en-
terlng his second year as superin-
tsndent.
Fay Grant Of lewiston is agent al
Inc wharf, being in charge of both
freight and express business
The island grocery is again under
the management Of Frederick Dodge
Of BDothhay Harbor.
Mrs. Dollof Of Southport and Miss
Tinn6tts Of Bcothbay are in charge
at the postpffice.
The Squirrel Inn has been opened
for the season and IL again under
the general management Of K. Il.
Richards Of Buothbay Harour Ro.
land Cony Of Augusta has been ap-
pointed DAY clerk for this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Grant are again
in charge Of the Spa.
Miss Helen Butterfeld of Wafer
vile has again been engaged as IL
brzrIan al the Squirrel Island library
Isaac Poole Of Damariscove, who
has furnished the islanders with milk
Tor number Of seasons, has given
Up the business. Mr. Crowei OF
Providence. r. l., who assisted Mr.
Poole last season, has succeeded to
the business obtaining his supply of
milk from the Kennebec Cream cry
Co.. the milk coming by the steamer
Islander.
Mrs. Nelson Dingley of Lewiston.
her daughter, Mrs. Hooe and grand
snn, Nelson Dingley Hooe. both Of
New HRven Conn, have arrived and
opened the Dingley cottage On Park
Row.
Rev. Lawrence Phelps. .. D. Of
Atlanta, Ga, conducted q service At
the Island chapel on Sunday, June
%, in memory of fourteen Squirrel
Islanders who nave passed away
during the past year.
ii Hon. and Mrs. Wallace White Of
Lewiston are at the Frye White cot
tage during their vacation.
Arthur Merrill and family of Hart
ford, Conn, formerly Of Portland.
are occupying the Davenport cottage
! or the South Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Viles Of Au-
gusta have opened their cottage on
Park Row.
. DR.. and Mrs. F A. Libby their son,
J. Ralph Libby, together with DR..
Lihbys mother, Mrs. Sarah NJ. No
we'll. formerly Of North yassalboro,
, now of Putnam. Conn, are occupy
ing their cottage on Tanglewood
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis o. Toss Of Az
burn have opened their cottage on
Park Row.
Mrs. Il. L Pratt Of Lewiston, her
son Albert Pratt. and his family are
enjoying their vacation at the Pratt
cottage.
Mrs. Henry r Butterheid and
daughters. the Misses Edith and
Heien Butterneid, all Of Waterville,
are Occupying the Butterfeld cottage.
Mrs. Henry TetreRuit and family
| of Augusta have opened their COT
tage at the north end.
. Mrs. Estella Grif1thE and her son.
Gordon Griffiths of Cumberland Mills,
have been recent visitors here.
Mrs. Simpson, wife Of DR. F, E.
Simpson of Hartford. Conn. has
opened the Simpson cottage and will
remain for the season. DR.. Simp-
son will join her later.
4 Thomas Ingraham's family OF Au-
rusta is occupying the William 4.
Fisher cptfage this season.
Mrs. Hayes and daughter. Miss
Ruth Hayes. formerly Of Auburn are
Occupying the Star cottage
There have been added TO the
Squirrel Island library the past year
IN new books This is practically all
! a net gain, making the total number
of books now S5s2. The library hours
sre from 10 to l. A. NJ, 2.So to r
! M and from TO IN the evening
! Cart. John Sweet OF Soothpay
u.~n,r irnsain in charge Of the