Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-21
SQUIRREL ISLAND

Friday evening, July 10, Mrs.
LEICESTER Warren gave a bridge
party.
That same evening the Casino
was turned over to the colored help
of the island. There was dancing
and a few tables Of bridge.
On Saturday evening there was
another Hop" There was not as
good a representation of the island
be great shortage of the wall ele-
ment, but the young ladies' at length
stirring up their courage, became
quite brazen and did the cutting in
for a change. The hostesses of the
evening were Mrs. r. B. White and
Mrs. +. NJ. Miller.
The usual services were held in
the church Sunday morning, the
Rev. G. S. Pierce of Pittsburg, Of
| floating.
Some of the recent arrivals on the
| island are Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
| Elbridge who are here visiting the
! latter's mother, Mrs. Charles White
| Mrs. Black and Stanley Black are
| of the summer.
Mrs. Z. II. Bouelli had a few
guests over the weekend.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White, of
Melrose, Mass. were here over the
| week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis r. White, of
Boston, passed the weekend on the
island.
Fuller Ingraham, Of Augusta was
down for few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Ettmer and
| Lewis Beebe, all of South Harpswell
were the guests of Miss Olivia
| White over Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morse, Erwin
| Morse and Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt
| passed a few days at Bar Harbor.
returning to the island, Saturday.
| Harry Morse left Sunday for New
| York City.
Paul Sterret returned to Ogun-
quit. Friday. Henry Ross accom-
panied him, returning Saturday.
| George Darrow has been passing
few days at Belgrade Lakes.
| Miss Frances Sentner, of New
Jersey, arrived Sunday for the sum-
| mer.
Miss Edith Hooe is in Gardiner
| for a few days. She is to be one of
the bridesmaids at the wedding of
Miss Anne Darling and Brooks
White which is to take place this
| Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Hayes was down for
| the week END visiting her mother
Mrs. Edith Hayes.
Many Of the people turned out
Saturday to watch the arrival of the
! Boston Yacht Club which remained
in the harbor over Sunday, going
out Monday morning.
Mrs. Cleary. of Madison, n. j.. ar
rived Saturday to visit her mother,
| Mrs. Bradford Powell, of Summit,
| n. j., for a few weeks.
Mrs. Susan Morgan, of Connect
cut. has arrived and is in her usual
| cottage.
The first Sunday evening prayer
| services We're held at Mrs. Morgan s
July 10. and viii be continued
| throughout the season.
Some of the new arrivals at the
Inn are, Mrs. T. Hoffman. st. Louis,
! Allston, Mass, Miss Amy Ward, of
Lowell. Mass Mrs. C. p. Livingston
and Miss Livingston. of East
| Orange, n. J., DR.. and Mrs. p. S.
Merrill, of Waterville, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. C. Butler of Worcester, Mass.
| Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wright, of
Shrewsbury. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs.
| B. L. Pratt. of ST. Louis. Mo. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Thompson,
| Of Amherst, Mass.
Now that the Professor" Fred-
erick Thompson) has arrived we
expect to see some real good tennis
as it is a well known and establish
! ed fact that Uncle Freddie can
WELD a wicked racquet.
! The Norman 2" is making regu-
lar Sunday afternoon excursions as
| it did last year.
| There is a regular boat leaving
Boothbay Harbor for Portland,
| every day this summer.