Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-19

ing, rowing, riding in the speed boat,
canoeing, playing tennis or watching
the Tournament, the matches of
which are run off daily beginning at
2.30, playing golf, having dinner at
the Arcadia Tea Room and seeing
the play. Never have there been so
many travellers tents pitched in the
grove, or such demand for overnight
bungalows. Even though five ad-
ditional ones have been put up al
most over night, hardly an evening
passes but what many cars must be
turned away for lack OF accommoda-
lions. The solution of the problem
does not seem to be a large hotel,
for that would rather spoil the at
mosphere of Lakewood, but rather
more cosy bungalows, as many as
can be erected. The national pub
licity Lakewood Is receiving is re-
sponsible for the interest, and the
patronage of local people has not
lessened.
Visitors at Lakewood last week
were President and Mrs. Kenneth c.
M. Stills and Professor and Mrs.
Burnett Of Bowdoin College. This
was their first visit to the resort and
they were delighted, watched dress
rehearsal Of 1.-THE Squall" and met
the artists, and arranged to return
later in the week to see the per-
Torrance. President Stills was a
classmate of Manager Herbert L.
SWEET at Bowdoin in the class OF
1901.
dances Tuesday and Friday even
ings are extremely popular and there
is always a happy crowd tripping tne
light fantastic. The music is COM
polling, everyone agreeing that II Is
the best they have ever danced TO.
The Lakewood golf course is oeins
enjoyed by many. The membersnlp
of the club is growing rapidly, ana
others play by paying the snsnt
green fee. Although golf has been
called the rich mans game mere ~
need not be considered so, and not
until one has tried 1t can the fuli
rlea s,re TO be derived from 1t be ap-
preciated.
Phyllis Wren has arrived at Lake
wood for visit with her brotner.
Sam Wren. They passed all or last
summer in Europe, but both claim
thew are having "a nUlch better Tune
in Maine. for both are keen Tor OUT
door sports. Miss Wren has been IN
Florida for the winter and came 10
lakewood direct from JacksonVllle
stopping off at Philadelphia anu
New York. The brother and sister
expect to visit at Five Islands near
Roothbay Harbor. before returning
for the New York season =.
rljiot Gibbons OF New YORK IS
visiting the John e. Hymers at thelr
lakewood home. Mr.. Gibbons was
formerlv assistant director to Harry
Pucnuet at the Metro Goodwin
studios in Hollywood. However ne ne
has never acted in the MOVIES III
sn;te of the fact that great frlend
Of his, Eleanor Glyn. says ne mas
"it'.
Mrs Martha Lancaster Of Card
ner came Wednesday TO WISH ne.
daughter, Miss Ann Lancaster INC
district nurse, for few days.
charles r. Cook went to his Tor
or home in Pressure Isle, Wednes-
day. to pass a few weeks.
= Mrs. Walter Palmer of Hinckiey
is nassing a few days in town WIN
her father, Roscoe Dunbar.
Douglas Wing and Miss Iheima
Tiltou of Waterville are guests OIL
Mrs. Martha Gilman. g
CAPTAIN Harold Fassett of I. ,.
NJ. c. of w. S. S. Pittsburg, which
is in New York harbor, came
Wednesday to visit his sister and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. War
rem. Captain Fassett the first OF
October will go to China.
Mrs. Marion Bucksaltz, who has
been a guest of her sister. Mrs. Ed
ward Graf, returned Wednesday to
Portland.
Mrs. Annie Griffin of Portland is
a guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Roderick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ames and
children of WATERFOWL. Mass, were
in town Wednesday on their way TO
Rockland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Dillon and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Dray of Hyde
Park. Mass. who left Boston, Mon
day, and are touring Maine and
Canada, were In town Wednesday on
way to Quebec.
Miss Ella Robinson returned on
Wednesday from Scion, where she
has been a guest of her sister, Mrs.
Clara Murphy.
Miss C. Louise, Gordon went to
Bangor on business Wednesday.
The following people were in at
tendance at the reunion of the Corn
vile High school held Tuesday: Miss
Hildred Judkins, Boston; Mrs. Flor
ence Everett, New York; Mrs. Min
ME Davis, North Arson; Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Palmer, Hinckley: Mr..
and Mrs. Paul S. Tooker, Westfield,
N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowe.
Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.
Wentworth, Miss Hannah Went
worth, North Fairfield: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Dean. Swan Nelson. Mrs. AL
fred Smith, daughters Mildred and
Marion. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
futile and Willie Palmer of Show
hogan.
Mrs. Leo Winslow and son, Paul,
of Larone, were guests Tuesday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester H. Packard.
A field meeting of the Maine
Pathological Society will be held on
Wednesday. Aug. %, at the farm
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G..
Wentworth on the Back road. The
morning session is called at 1890. A
picnic dinner at midday and the
afternoon session will open at go.
The speakers will be Prof. j. II.
Warning of Orono, Prof. Victor r.
Gardiner. Lansing, Mich; Prof. w,
r. Cole, Amherst, Mass; Walter Dol
ley, Old Orchard. The Skowhegan
Grange has been invited to unite in
this field day and has accepted the
invitation. All interested to do so
are cordially invited to attend.
The Golden Rod Branch Of the
l. ). 5. will meet this Thursday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Archie
u. Cote on French street at $50
O'CLOCK. All members are urged to
De present as much business will
come up for action.
A reunion of all teachers and stu
dents of the Old Red schooIhouse