Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-22
N0RTHP0RT
Daily Boat To and From Bos-
ton Except Sunday-SeasOn
Soon To Be Fairly Opened.


Tuesday when the steamers of the
Eastern Steamship Lines Inc, will
make their first landing of the sum.
mer here Hereafter there will be
daily beat to and from Boston and
Bangor except Sundays but after the
third of July there will be a Sunday
boat also. The steamships Belfast
and Camden are now in commission
| for the season.
Mrs. Ralph l.. Flanders and daugh-
ters, Misses Evelyn, Frances and
Marian of Brookline. have arrived at
Cedar Hedges fol- the season and
have with them Mrs. Flanders moth
er, Mrs. Joseph B. Aver of Brook
line. On Saturday they will be
Joined by Mr.. Flanders.
Northport will not have its musical
| colony this season as last year for
several reasons. There are not ade-
| quate quarters for such Il school. the
cottages are too near together to
permit of practicing without inter
| fering with the peace and quiet of
others and Prof. George w. Fergu-
son who had so many pupils here last
| year will have a school in Boston.
The young people added much to the
gaiety of the season last year and
viii be missed.
Pierre Monteux, conductor of the
| Boston Symphony Orchestra and his
| family who were here last season will
pass the summer in Europe as will
also Mr.. Lemon. the Belgian oboe
soloist of the symphony, who has for
4 m
Northport Both were members of
the Country Club and will be missed
| at its gatherings.
! Miss Anna Aver of Brookline will
, come about the middle of next week
! to pass the remainder of the season
| at her cottage here.
! Mr. and Mrs. Donald 4. MacLen
nan and the latter's mother. Mrs.
| Martha F. Peavey of Newton Centre.
( Mass, have arrived for the season at
/ Loeb Haven, their delightful home on
| the South Shore. In August they
+! will be joined by Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
! a. Peavey of Newton Centre
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Roberts have
arrived at their North Shore home
J from Brighton, Mass with their lit
! tie uSuSuttt CIiiilIN AIM anu WI o.
! Roberts mother, Mrs. Frank c. Sar-
gent and son Harland. also of
Brighton. Mr.. Roberts returned to-
day to Boston but will come down
for the coming wed; END.
/ The 7. George Dodworths are at
their summer place on the North
Shore and have with them j. W.
Dugan of New York The bod
worths passed the winter in -Alte
dena, Cal, where they will make
their winter home in the future, hav-
ing built an attractive Spanish.
bungalow. Later in the summer
they will be visited by their daugh
ter, Mrs. Seth NJ. Millil<en and Capt.
Milliken, of New York, whose mar
riage took place in California last
winter
| MI. ana Mrs. Richard F.. Stevens
of Brookline will arrive the last of
the week and will occupy one of the
Cobb cottages as last year. They
will coma over the road passing n
day and night in Auburn, Mrs. stew
ems old homo.
The Vaughan Hamiltons of Brook
line have taken the lodge on the
Cobb estate, Hillside Farms, for the
season and will arrive the last of the
week
Mrs. Frank s. Jones, daughter of
the late Hon. Frederick s. Walls Of
Ninalhaven. with her son Frederick
Walls Jones have been at the Walls
cottage for the past week. They had
as guests Mrs. Herbert Webster Fl
field of Ninalhaven and her son and
daughter, Walker and Doris. The
death of Mr.. and Mrs. Walls within
seven weeks of each other. which
occurred in the early spring. re-
moves two we'll known cottagers who
had many friends here. The Walls
cottage on the shore is one of the
most attractive on the grounds and
they have spent the season here for
many years, the cottage being one of
the earliest to be built here.
The lal gest lake trout caught III
Swan Lake for many seasons is on
display in the show window of Hard
ing & Rackliffe. It weighs six and a
quarter pounds and is mounted I'M
der glass. The fish was caught some
weeks ago by Edgar l.. Harding. It
will be hung in the diningroom in
Mr.. Harding's residence in Church
street.
The steamers Belfast and Camden
) of the Eastern Steamship Lines Inc,
will make their first landing for the
season at Northport, June 21st and
! thereafter for the remainder of the
summer. There is now a steamer to
and from Boston every night except
Sunday and after the third of July
there will also be Sunday steamer
going both ways. This is the first
season for several years that there
has been a Sunday steamer.
CHINA