Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-24

Winthrop. were Sudnay guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. T. Flynt at THE Break
ers." Mrs. Flynt also had as guests
for ten days, Miss Emma Flynt and
Dana Crockett. both of Dexter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Owen and
daughter, Mary and Miss Attalie
Gale and DR.. and Mrs. Warren B.
Sanborn and daughter, Jane, who
have been occupying the Cross cot
tage for the past week returned to
their homes In Augusta, Sunday.
They entertained or the day Mr..
and Mrs. r. Halsey Jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett H. Maxcy and John
Goodwin, all Of Augusta. Senator
and Mrs. Charles B. Carter Of Au-
burn and Winthrop. Pretzman Gale.
daughter, Attalie, and Ray Sanborn
Of Winthrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Thurber
Of inthrop were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Noyes, who are
occupying the Partridge cottage.
Recent arrivals at the Atlantic
House are: Mrs. T. M. Carriger, In
dianapolis, Indiana; Mrs. F. B. Pur-
linton, Mrs. J. E. Bagley, Mrs. Will
liam Marble, Augusta; w. r. Dolli-
yer. Boston, Mass; Mrs. Anna A.
Pettis and Miss Lucy A. PATHS. Ar
lington, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl.
Gordon, Boston, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Bodine. East Orange, N. il;
Miss Helen Wetherbee, Arlington,
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Cheney.
Arlington, Mass; Mr., and Mrs. Her
bert Moore and sons, Belmont, Mass;
DR.. and Mrs. st. Clair Chase, War
rem; Miss e. G. Ernshaw, Boston,
Mass; L. c. Feathers, Troy. n. Y.
Three new houses are either in
process of construction or are about
to be started at the present time here
at the Point. The cottage being built
on E. street by Gideon Hallowell for
vile is nearing completion and will
family next season. Dexter Hysom
has recently finished his garage
apartment on the Shore road, 'front.'
ing Linekin Bay and construction is
to start in the immediate future on
a camp for DR.. Maude Thompson
Bohn of East Orange, N. j., in the
same vicinity.
The card party for this week will
be given by Mrs. r. F. Partridge and
Mrs. Raymond Hatch and will be
held at Mrs. Partridge's cottage.
THE Alders," at the usual time, ESQ,
Tuesday afternoon.
Jerry" was the name Of the de-
lightful little play presented to a
packed Casino last Saturday night
prior to the dance, but the name tells
nothing Of the extremely fine por-
trayal Of the various characters nor
of the great enjoyment of the large
audience. The cast, under the ca
pable direction of Miss Eleanor
Wilcox. put in a great deal of work
on the play and the result certainly
justified the time spent in its pre-
paration. II any role could be said
to stand out above any other it was
that Of Jack Clark in the title part
Of Jerry, but it would be hard to
give any one person more credit
than the others. Many were fooled
by Jacks portrayal of Aunt Huldah
Peasley and these were left in the
dark until the last few moments.
Miss Virginia Clark played the part
of his sister, Avis, to perfection and
left nothing to be desired, while
Bamford Rogers played the role of
Professor Alaric Holland. botanist,
made a big hit with the audience.
Miss Eleanor Wilcox in the charac-
ter of Aunt Huldah was very
laughable role, indeed Eleanor her
self seemed to find it so at times. The
entire party, both play and dance,
was the largest of the season as well
as the most enjoyable.