Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-24
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Many have asked why there are
| no matinees at Lakewood, except or
! the 4th of July. The reason Is that
the n. Y. artists come to theSreso"t
for their summer vacation, and are
! glad to give six evening perform
| ances, but if more were asked Of
the arrangement with them. and
! might therefore lower the standard
| of the company.
Sunday, June q, the Fay Scott
Band of Dexter will give a band
| concert in the afternoon at 2.30 and
July the Augusta Cadet Band viii
play at go and $50.
The Arcadia Tea Room is serving
| many with the deservedly famous
| Lobster and Chicken dinners
People are coming from far and
near t. enjoy Lakewood, to swiIn
boat fish. play tennis, ride horse :
| back, picnic. dance and enjoy a
| Broadway show The tourists al
ways stop off at Lakewood often
times overnight in the Bungalows
provided for that purpose
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dinsmore of
Waterville were in town over Mon
day night the guests of Mir. Dins-
more's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marx
Dlnsmore, and attended the theatre
! at Lakewood.
Principal Drew r. Harthorn OF
Cohurn Classical Institute at Water
vile, was in town Tuesday and was
the speaker at the Rotary luncheon,
Tuesday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy BRENT and Mrs.
Margaret Mac of New York City
have arrived to pass some time at
, Lakewood
Mrs. Lulu Tozier of Pennington.
is a guest of Mrs. George Spofford
Mrs. William Wcscott of the
! Athens Road, has been confined 20
! her home by illness for a few DAYS.
Miss Evelyn Bragg of Portland
came Tuesday night to visit her
! grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
! II. Murray and Mr.. and Mrs. c. n.
Bragg for few weeks.
Attorney James H. Thorne 81
/ Madison was in town on professional
! business. Tuesday.
| Miss Pauline Cloutier. who is EN-
! ployed in Providence. K. l., came
! tuesday night to visit at her home
! here.
Mrs. John Russell and little son
! Junior. who went to PASSPORT for her
! Older son Albert, who has been al
Tending school in that city. returned
J Iuesday night, accompanied by Al
! bert
Mrs. Frances Lamb of South
Brewer came Tuesday night to pass
/ some Time with her niece. Mrs. Les
: Ter II. Packard. who has recently
submitted
Mrs. Marion Steward of Fairfield
arrived In town Tuesday night and
went to Canaan TO visit Mrs. FANNY
Elliott
Mrs. Edward Quincy and daughter
, Elizabeth, We're in Waterville. Tues
! day. The GurneNS are soon to move
to Waterville.
Earl Archer and his mother OF
East Wallingford, VT, who are Wis
ltlng friends in Pittsfeld, accom-
Z panied by the Pittsfield friends. were
IN town Tuesday calling on DR.. and
/ Mrs. Maurice f. Lord.
MI. and Mrs. Chauncy Holt of Nor
rldgeWock We're in town on business
Tuesday and calling on friends.
i Rev Samuel F. Emerson and fam
lily We're in Swithfield the first of the
week 10 visit Mr.. Emerson's sister
Mrs Naomie Groves, who is SO wears
of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Vigue. Miss
Maud Roullard and George Jones re-
turned Tuesday from a trip in HE
Nlsue car to Quebec and ST. Anne
de Bcaupre
Miss Laura Carpenter of New York
who is passing the summer at Lake
wood, was in town. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don NJ. Towne of ST
/ petersburg. Fla. who are passing q
: few weeks at their farm home in
Madison, were in town, Tuesday, on
! business.
Miss Iucie Burrill, who teaches ri
Sidney. and is passing some time al
. her home in Canaan, was in town
! Wednesday,
Miss Pearl Spofford was hostess to
/ several friends at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Spor-
/ ford. on Summer street, Monday
evening. Cards We're PLAYED and a
most happy social time was enjoyed.
The hostess served delicious re-
tresehmentS assisted by her mother.