Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-06

sorry when Mr.. and Mrs. Penney de-
cided to locate at the Oak Grove
hotel instead of our Isla nd. Mr.. and
Mrs. Penney We're accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sumner, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Haydock and Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson, who are also stopping at the
Oak Grove hotel in West Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Adams from Ban
gor and Miss NJ. Mark, also of Ban
Gor, are pleasantly located at the
Adams cottage for a short vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Marshall Stewart
are passing the summer at their cot
tage, the Eagles Nest. They have as
their guest. Prof. J.. Fl. Sutton, who
expects to remain for a week more at
least.
Mrs. Robt. Nivison of Waterville,
has been passing a few days at her
cottage. Mrs. Nivison was called here
by the illness of her little daughter
Helen, but we are glad to say Miss
Helen is better and Mrs. Nivison re-
turned TO her home. Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma l.. Robinson OF Haver-
hill, Mass, is passing 4 short time at
the cottage of her sister, Mrs. Robt.
Nivison.
Miss Grace NJ. Wagg of Gardiner.
is guest of Mrs. Oscar W. Baker for
two weeks at the Ridley cottage.
Frank >Clarkson, one of our tennis
enthusiasts, is passing his vacation
on Capitol.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Sampson of Au-
gusta are spending a two weeks va
cation on the Island and boarding at
the San Souci cottage, which Mr.. and
Mrs. Silas Hamilton has made so
popular. Among the other guests
registered at Mr.. Hamilton's during
the past week are: John Williams of
Hnllowen: Mrs. Hattie Perry, West
on. Mass; Louise Collins, Westfield,
Mass; Mary j. NJ. Carrm, Boston;
W. L. Brain. Leon 2. Herring. Water
vile: c. Hancgraff, B. Kiene and A.
Shurtieff. Augusta: Mrs II. A. Ez-
ward, Madeline Fuller, Gardiner:
Marie Fuller. Providence; Marion
Lindsey, East Orange, n. j.; Mrs. NJ.
q. Mellinger, Montclair, y. j.
The guests at the Adams Gotta ge
for the past week have been: Miss
Mary Jane McCarron, Boston; Miss
Nellie L. Bacon, Winthrop, Mass, and
; Mrs. Rosie Robbins and daughter.
Marcia, Augusta.
John H. Grady and Robert Laird
of New York City drove through in
, Mr.. Grady's car and arrived Sun
day. They will spend the month of
August at the Emery cottage with
Mr.. Grady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
, II. Grady.
Frank c. Van Antwerp of Mont
clair, y. j. is visiting his sister. Mrs.
Harry Synder for the month of Au-
gust. Mr.. Van Antwerp is an ex-
/ pert tennis player and will be well
coined at the courts. Binear Sulli-
van Of Montclair is also visiting at
the cottage occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Synder.
4 number of guests, who are en-
joying few weeks stay at the Tav-
lor cottage are Mr.. Hornbeck and
daughter. New York City; Edward
| Brann, Augusta; Miss Florence New
som. Augusta.
George Glickman Of Holland, who
has been passing the winter in New
YORK City, arrived Tuesday and is
spending the month of August at
the cottage of Mrs. Henry Svnder
and family.
The Tuesday night dance was an
/ enjoyable affair. more couples par
ticipating than usual.
The Ladies' Auxiliary is to give a
Fair the afternoon of Friday. Aug.
II. Many beautiful articles have
been donated and the ladies are very
anxious that this fair shall be q
success and hope every one will be
interested and attend. A dance will
follow the fair in the evening. Spec
ial music has been engaged for the
occasion and it is hoped that it will
pe the event of the season. Mrs.
ferguson is chairman of the fair and
any one who has anything to give
toward making this fair a success
can give or send it to Mrs. ferguson
ana she will see that it is given to
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