Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-11
CAPITOL ISLAND

MIS-. "A T.. bdubeFJ Oh richmond
and Mrs. Iris Lyon and daughter,
Mrs. +. r. Fancher of Cleveland, O.,
arrived on the Islander Saturday
! morning. Mrs. Gaubert and Mrs.
Lyons will pass the summer at one
of Mrs. Frank Orchutts' cottages
while Mrs. Fancher will only be able
to remain with us three weeks.
Augustus Farnsworth of Hyde
Park, Mass, and Ben. Partridge of
Gardiner, Me-, arrived Saturday and
enjoyed their vacation over the
! Fourth sailing in the little launch the
Irene" We hope to have these two
popular young men with us again this
season.
Wakefield Kent of Brookline Mass.
arrived Friday and remained over
the Fourth.
Fl. Irwin Grady of Maiden, Mass
and Maurice J. BONN of Brookline
drove through from Boston in Mr.
Grady's car, rea ching here Friday
evening. They remained over the
Fourth with Mr. Gradys wife and
daughter, Barbara Ann at the Emery
cottage. which Mr. Grady's parents
have secured for the summer season.
Maurice Kicker of Brookline, Mass,
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man A. Stees at their cottage over
the Fourth Mr. Kicker arrived on
the island Saturday.
Charles Hewitt of Bath passed the
Fourth with his wife and little son,
Charles, Jr. at their cottage. Char
les gets a great deal of enjoyment out
of his short visits but intends to have
real vacation in September and is
planning on passing it here.
Charles +. Day drove down from
Richmond TO pass the Fourth at his
cottage Days Rest" Mrs Day has
been here several weeks enjoying the
sea breeZes and our genial friend
Charles occasionally finds time for d
trip.
Humphy Donovan of Somerville,
Mass, is visiting his sister, Mrs j. \.
Grady at the Emery cottage.
A party consisting OF Nh. and Mrs
Harold Turner and little son Roger
of Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Pierce from Dorchester. Mass. drove
down in Mr.. pierce's car from Rich
mond and remained over the Fourth
at the cottage of Mrs Pierce's grand
father, E. r. Curtis. Nh and Mrs
Carl Curtis, Mrs. Picrces parents,
came down on the Islander Sunday
with +. +. Curtis. and returned Mon
day. the Fourth.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelley of Richmond
passed the Fourth with Mrs. {. g.
Day.
The summer season is in full
swing. There will be TWO mails day
now beginning July LIST
Mr.. and Mrs &. J.. Smith and
daughter Mildred drove through in
their car from Millbury, Mass, and
are at their cottage The Sea Foam.
tor the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wood of Hyde
Park, Mass, are occupying their cot
tage for the season We are sorry to
hear Mr.. and Mrs. Wood are con-
templatinc making their future home
in California. Hope THEY will he
back to Capitol to pass the summer
as usual
Miss Pauline Curtis and Miss Cert
rude Riley passed the Fourth at the
Curtis cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Clary Of Gardiner
returned Wednesday after two
weeks visit wit hMr Clary's aunt.
Mrs. Barker
Miss Courtney Hinckley Of Rich
mond a rrived Wednesday, 10 remain
the rest Of tho summer as the Proc
tor cottage, The Maze"
Ned Brainerd OF Dorchester Mass.
drove through reaching here on
Wednesday, He will remain until
Saturday and his mother. Mrs. J. A.
Brainerd and aunt. Mrs Orchint will
return home in his car with him
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Purdy of
Gardiner passed couple Of weeks
at the Powers cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Covell OF Som
erville, Mass. are passing two weeks
at one of George Hawkes. cottages
Norris Walker OF MMDntc lair y. j..
willie Lynder. also of Montclair. Mr..
Walker will remain month.
Miss June Richardson was operated
on for appendicitis Monday morning.
Her friends will be glad to know that
she is recovering. Miss Richardson's
mother, Mrs. w. j.. Richardson Of Milo.
is staying in Boothbal Harbor at pres
ent TO be near her daughter at the ST.
Andrews hospital
A number of vessels are passing in
and out of the harbor. Among those
we noticed were the -four master Sally
Persis Noyes, which sailed out Monday