Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-16

here until the end Of June at least.
The two elder sons of the family are
| still in England at school.
The John Lawrences have closed
their Topsfield house and arrived on
| Thursday at Dark Harbor where they
/ have leased the Bolt cottage for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bolt arrived Fri
/ day and are among the Boston Colony
| 10 pass the season here.
The Phiiler cottage near the Inn
! which for the past three years has
been used as a casino under the man
! agement of the Inn has been leased for
| five years by Mrs. j. T. Atterbury of
! New York, who is already here and
who will be joined later by her
daughters, Mrs. Louise Islen, former
~ Miss Beatrice and Mrs. Phillip
Boyer. Miss Josephine.
| AT LINCOLNVILLE BEACH
Half way between Camden and Bel
fast lies the quaint litt!- village Of
I.incolnville Beach, once a thriving
fishing port but nov Summer resort
with a growing Boston colony. Among
! the early arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs.
George Goodwin Hall of Brookline,
who passed the winter in Pasadena
where they bought a bungalow two
years ago. The place was built by
Adele Richie, wife of Guy Bates Post.
and is delightfully."- situated on Made
line Drive. At Lincolnville they have
a place on the Atlantic Highway
where they will remain until late into
the fall.
Il Mrs. Grace Wood of Cambridge, has
arrived at her cottage not far from
the Halls. which she calls The House
by the Side of the Road. She will
remain for a long season and has with
her at present Boston guests.
I4allett Gilbertc the composer and,
pianist, with Mrs. CiIberte and Gabriel
Ravenelle, have arrived at Melody
Lodge, the Gilberte place on the At
lantic Highway at Lincolnville Beach.
/ The Giibcrtcs passed the winter in
Pasadena and will remain in Lincoln
Vile until well into tn fall. During
the season they entertain many ar
lists and Mr. Gilberte is occasionally
heard in public for some charity. Mrs.
Gilberte was Boston woman.
AT NORTHPORT
Mrs. Pierre Monteux. wife Of Con-
ductor MonteuX OF the Boston SYM
phony, was the first of the Bostonians
to arrive for the season and with her
children is pleasantly settled in The
Lodge at Hillside Farms. She has
two charming Boston girls as guests,
Miss Mary Devenny and Miss Glesce
NJ I,an
Paris at present is expected to arrive
in Northport on July End for the re-
mainder of the season. The Monteux
were here two years ago but passed
last summer abroad.
Clement Lemon OF the Symphony
will pass this season in Northport af-
ter an absence of a year, for last
summer he visited bis old home in
Belgium. He will have with him this
season his niece, an attractive Bel
Sian. Miss Berche Lemon and during
the season he will tour Maine to show
her the beauties of the State, the
summer playground Of the Nation
Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Roberts and lit
tie daughter Emily-Ann of Brighton
have arrived at their place on the
MI u 'SiOIe IOf lUe season ana nave
with them Mrs. Roberts mother, Mrs
Emily S. Sargent Of Brighton.
AT BELFAST
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence
; Doyle Of Boston have arrived at Bill
; bank, Little River Point, after passing
few days since Mr.. Doyle's return
from London. at their Commonwealth
iavcnue house. They will entertain a
number Of Boston guests during the
season.
Daniel McInnis, head of NE COM
morcial department of the Belfast
High school, is in Boston where his
marriage to Miss Gladys NJ. Elliott of
| Somcrville Will take place on the 21st.
: Both are graduates of Boston Tnivcr-
, Sity and Mr.. McInnis will attend the
: Il. l. Summer school. They will
, come to Belfast in the fail where Mr..
| Mclnnis will resume his work in the
, High school
Hart l.. WoodcCck. the well known
water color artist, has arrived in Bci-
fast for the summer after passing tho
winter in Nassau. He was a guest ut
the Colonial Hotel Il. the time it was
destroyed by fire.