Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-23
SQUIRREL ISLAND

formerly of Gardiner, now of Wake
field, Mass. have arrived and have
opened their cottage for the re-
mainder of the season. Mr.. White is
one OF the overseers of the Squirrel
Island Village Corporation.
Attorney George K. Boutelle Of
Waterville joined his two daughters
over the week end at the Boutelle
cottage.
Henry G. Barker and daughter.
Miss Barker have left for their home
in Augusta, after enjoying their va
cation here at the Barker Bungalow.
Miss Hulda Sewell of Augusta. is
the guest of friends at the S. K.
Smith cottage.
Mrs. Ellen ]. May of Auburn, is
quite i'll at her cottage on the East
side.
Attorney Thomas w. Proctor and
daughter. Miss Mary Proctor of New
ton, Mass, have arrived and joined
Mrs. Proctor at their cottage Crows
Nest, on the South Shore.
Mrs. John S. Hendee of Augusta is
the guest of her son. E. c. Hendee,
at the Hendee cottage.
Arthur G. Staples of Lewiston,
joined his family for the week-en at
Dingley, Dell.
Mrs. c. H. Twain. her two children
and her mother. Mrs. Thompson, all
Of Cambridge. Mass. have opened
Lookout Lodge and will remain for
the rest of the season. Prof. Nell
vain Of Harvard. will join them later.
The Saturday evening hop at the
Casino was we'll attended, IS couple
enjoying the evening. The Squirrel
Island orchestra furnished excellent
music. Mrs. G. Boykin of Richmond.
Va, and Mrs. Wellington Wass Of
New York city were the hostesses.
Frank harrington of Augusta. has
joined his mother, Mrs. Frank L.
Harrington, at their cottage.
Charles Wilson of Washington. D.
c., is guest at the Frye White cot
tage.
Mrs. S. S. Lancaster Of Augusta,
has joined her daughters, the Misses
Lucy and Margaret Lancaster at Bay
View cottage.
Rev. Abraham NJ. Rihbany of the
Church of the Disciples, Boston, is to
conduct the services at the island
chapel next Sunday morning. Rev.
Mr.. Rihbany and family are passing
the summer at Ocean Point. Squir-
rel islanders feel fortunate in having
the privilege of hearing him, as he
has a national reputation both as an
author and speaker. Rev. Mr.. Rih-
bany has returned recently from the
Peace conference, where he was
working in the interests of his native
country, Syria.
Arthur G. Staples has joined the
ranks of Squirrel Island authors. His
book Just Talks" recently published
is receiving we'll merited approval.
Copies of the book may be found at
the Squirrel Island library.
Mrs. E. w. Hall of Waterville is
entertaining her grandchildren at her
cottage on the South Shore.
Isaac Poole Of Damariscove Island.
who has furnished the summer COL
ony on this island for seven years
with milk has sold his herd of cows
and has gone into sheep raising quite
extensively, both on Damriscove Is
land and on Fisherman Island, of
which he owns controlling interest.
Charles E. Lauriat, book publisher
of Boston. and Mrs. Lauriat, are oc-
cupying their cottage on the East
side. and have for their guests their
daughter. Mrs. George w. Chandler
and Mr.. Chandler Of New York City.
The Norman II is in the harbor
service again and in addition to her
daily runs she is to make an excur-
sion run around the harbor and to
Wiscasset and return each Sunday,
leaving Squirrel Island at P. M.
The Normand IL was taken over by
the government during the war.