New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Indian Visitors
Sound War Cries
Over Poland Spring
Picturesque CroupFrom Old
Town Reservation Enter
tains sVacationists at Re-
sort Amid Maine Pines
Special Dispatch to The Trtbune

POLAND SPRING, Aug. 5.-The
Maine State amateur championship golf
tournament. played on the Poland
Spring course, drew experts here from
all parts of the state. There were al
most hundred entrants, representing
majority of Names twenty-six golf
and country clubs, and the three days
play was followed by eager galleries
The winner, Dr. Everett s. Winslow, Of
Waterville, who was matched in the
finals against Mr.. Hiram Kicker jr., of
Poland Spring, sank birdie four on
the 542-yard sixteenth for the win.
A picturesque touch has been given
this week by the arrival of group of
Indians from the government reserva-
tion at Old Town, Ne. The sound of
their war cries gave thrills to many
vacationists.
Justice John Tierney, of the New
York Supreme Court. and Mrs. Tierney
are at the Poland Spring House and
plan to remain until the middle of
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Miller Of
New York, Miss Miller, their daughter,
and Mrs. Miller's neice, Miss Frances
McKenney, of Washington, D. c., are at
the Mansion House for the remainder
Of the season, following four weeks
motor trip along the Saguenay River
and other points in Canada.
Poland Spring House guests include
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred V. Meserole and
Miss Marie FISCHER of New York, who
have been spending the spring and
early summer at Hot Springs, Va, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Y. D. Black, Mr.. John B.
Black and Mrs. A. J. Sharpe, New York,
whose summer has been divided be-
tween the Sam-o-set at Rocland Break
water, Mount Kineo and Poland Spring;
Dr. and Mrs. Dwight H. Hunter, MRS.
Nash lockwood and her children. John,
Frances and Emily, New York; Mrs.
Edward Earl and her daughter, Miss
Margery Earl, Montclair, N. j.; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Asam and Miss Helen
Asam, Mount Airy, Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Ordway and Miss Boil
ster of Brookline. Mass; Mrs. David
Thornton, Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs. John
G. Haynes, DR.. and Mrs. Eugene H.
Smith, Boston.
Recent Mansion House guests include
Professor and Mrs. C. P. Houston,
Cambridge, who are visiting Mrs.
Houston's parents; Nh and Mrs. A. B.
Kicker, Mrs. E. o. Stanley of East
Orange, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Schu-
mann and their children, of JERSEY
City, n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur D.
Llttle of Brookline, Mass; Colonel and
Mrs. H. Martin Brown. Providence. R.
l.; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Wylie of Arling-
ton, N. j.
Mr.. Joseph G. Cannon has been
spending his vacation at the Poland.
Spring House. He came here from
Gloucester, Mass. where he was a guest
at the summer home of Mr.. L. C. Luce.
The first water carnival in several
years was held this week at Middle
Lake, the events being viewed by sew
eral hundred guests. The winners
were: Fifty-yard swim, Miss Frances
Downer; fancy dive, Miss Frances
Downer; most awkward dive, Miss
Frances Mckinney; diving match fora
boys, William Cherry; ffty-yard back
stroke, Mr.. H. NJ Bush; tilting match,
Mr.. William Cherry and Miss Rosaline
Downer; most inconspicuous dive, Mr.
Charles Asam, of Mount Airy, Phila.
delphla. Miss Louise Brown, of Boston.
In lavender from head to foot, won the
prize for the most effective bathing
suit. It is planned to hold weekly
carnlvals and a general revival of the
water sports that were popular years
ago.
Both Mansion House and Poland
Spring House are filled to capacity and
the social gayety of the season is at it's
height.