Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-16

his exhibit of paintings as well as
the delicious food he and his good
wife prepare.
1 The launch Dandio, Capt. Proc
tor, took a party of Is to Freddie
McNeill's famous tea room Friday.
Miss Frances lola Preble. who has
been passing the summer with her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs j. A.
Proctor. left Saturday for Rich
mond. where she will remain with
her grandmother, Mrs. S. NJ. Prebfe,
for short visit. Mrs. Frank E..
Preble will prolong her stay on Cap
itol on account OF the illness of her
little sister. Elaine. This little lady
is on the mending list.
So The genial couple, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Day of Richmond, are
with US again for a two weeks va
cation at Days Rest" We are al
ways glad to see, Charles and his
wife and wish they could be with us
more during the summer season.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Hewitt,
Sr.. of Richmond, accompanied by
their daughter. Mrs. Ernest Higgins,
and small son of Portsmouth, are
at Capt. Hewitt's cottage for a short
/ vacation.
George A. Hawkes. arrived Mon
day and by the looks of the lumber
he brought down he must intend to
make quite few Improvements on
his cottage. Mrs. Hawkes. intends
to come Wednesday and will remain
for two weeks or longer.
Miss Courtney Hinkley, who has
been employed at the cottage Maze
during the summer. has returned to
her home in Richmond to continue
her course in the High school.
Frank circuit of Winthrop. Mass,
is at his cottage for an extended Wis
it. He is making preparations to
have both his cottages painted this
| fall.
The last of the regular guests
| have left the Capitol House and
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Thompson will
/ have a chance to get much needed
rest before closing this popular ho-
tel up for the winter.
Silas Hamilton is still kept sbusy
attending to his duties as baggage
visitors are still coming and going.
Husky the young police dog
owned by the Nivison Children of
Watervile, who. are still al their cot
tage with their cousins. Miss Ruth
and Marie Robinson, is a very i'm
portant parsonage at present. as he
is the only dog on the Island.
l-fian f.. Durham of Richmond
who has been visiting Mrs Warren
Mari OF Portland, who has a cottage
at West Southport, was a passe niger
on the Islander, Sunday. returning
to her home after a weeks visit with
Mrs Mari
Mrs. Hannah Stanhope of Booth
bay Harbor is employed for few
weeks at the Proctor cottage.
Mrs. Martha Smith of Gardiner
who has been visiting Mrs Eugene
Danforth for the past week. return
ed to her home Sunday.
We are still being favored with
two mails a day, which will continue
until the 18th of the month: after
that date we will have one mail I'M
til the last of Septembe Der or first of
October
BY the crowd which gathered in
the bowling alley and pool room.
wednesday evening. YOU would think
IL the middle of the season. Both
alleys were being used and several
parties waiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hewitt. Jr..
with little SON. Charles of Bath. ar
lnHSH1N
cation. before they close their cot
tage for the winter.
Clearing the grounds where the
new croquet court is to be located
will probably commence the latter
part of the week. President Jergu-
son has been down again for a few,
days. leaving Mr.. Brown here to
superlntend the work and thew are
trying very hard to get men to com
pete the work so as to have all the
clearing finished this fail.
\ Frances lola Proctor, who has
been passing the summer with her
. parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Proctor
az their cottage The Maze" left
Sunday for New York City to re-
sumo her studies at the Institute of
/ MuslcaN Art. where she is taking a
three years course on the violin.
Miss Proctor is staying at the Three
Arts Club for tile winter. having
been fortunate, the rooms being very
much in demand by young fady art
students.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ridley and
daughter. Mildred, who motored
down from Gardiner for the week
end, returned 10 their home Mon
day. Mr.. Ridley says they will make
few more trips to his cottage be
4 fore closing it for the winter
| Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Hamilton of
the San Souci are still catering to a
few guests. Mr.. Hamilton says il
| has been suggested he .have a separ-
ate table for bride and grooms next
summer. 1t seems they have enter
tanned quite a number this summer.
Miss Clara Wade of Swan Island
arrived Saturday and will remain
the balance of the month with her
| brother, Capt. Charles Wade.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shugg SON
/ Roger and daughter, Dorothy, have
closed their cottage for the winter
and returned Saturday to their home
in Nedham, Mass, having passed
the summer as usual on the Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Synder, son
! SCoyiia and 6aprbfor