Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-10

not to appear. lHuS eho
lacked it's usual support, but this was
no drawback to their playing, as they
burst forth with as usual gusto as
always. Those not present at this
brawI found that there was one more
PLAYER in the person of Paul Starret,
who is renowned and known by many
because of his unusual ability in
PLAYING the ukulele, added TO the
other three music makers. We hope
that he will stay with us now for
some time as he proved himself
great addition.
The Inn, which has been rather
backward this year, probably on ac-
count of the lateness of the season, Is
beginning to show little more signs
of life. We found Manson Gordon
night cIerking, while Arthur Feicht
takes charge of the day clerking
Then David Yates as of yore is bell
hopping it, but this year he has two
assistants. Richard Noble and George
Barber, so those anxious for ice water
or any other thing find that their de-
mands can quickly be fulfilled with
three such young men in the mop
ping" business. Mildred Whitney Is
looking after the pounding of the keys
and other side typeWriting necessl-
lties.
Among the guests there since the
| Inn opened for business are Elizabeth
C. Hoag of Newark, n. j., who is al
ways the first arrival and without
whom the Inn would not be complete,
Mrs. David M. Bates and daughter,
Theodore OF Cambridge, Mass, Miss
Ella Maziere of Daytona Beach. Fla,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wilson, Worces-
| ter, Mass Miss Mary Clapp, Boston,
Mass, Mr. NJ. C.Bearus of New York
! City; Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Worster of
| Brooklyn, n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. +. S.
Pfemier and Miss NJ. c. Pfemier Of
Chicago: Mrs. Annie s. SWaZey of
Providence, r. l.; Mrs. G. H. and Miss
| NJ. Folsom of New York City; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. f. Folsom of South Hamilton,
Mass, and Miss Natalie and II. F.
| Folsom Jr.; Mrs. John +. Sherwood,
Montclair. n. j.. Mrs. Claiming
Smith, Worcester. Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert B. Knowles and son,
Dave of Summit, n. j.; j. NJ. Blewitt
of New York City; Mr.. and Mrs
Roderick j. Mooney of Fairfield, Me-;
| Mrs. J. c. Wiley and Miss Elizabeth
/ Wiley of Summit, n. j.; and Mr.. and
Mrs. +. S. Gilpin of Wilmington, Del.
! Although this number of guests is
very small in comparison to other
seasons at this time, nevertheless
! each day brings many more ARRIVALS
and soon the Inn will be crowded as
usual and the piazza and lobby hum
ming and buzzing with the noise Of
chattering voices.
| Among some of the new arrivals on
the island are Mrs. Fuller Ingraham
and daughter from Augusta, Mr.. In
graham was down over the Fourth
| but returned to take care of BUSH
ness: Wilder Hobson, who is work
| ing on farm this season was also
down over the weekend but has re-
| turned to look after the cows and
chickens. Miss Rachel Darling of
Gardiner, who has been visiting Miss
Edith Hoole returned home Tuesday
! The Randall family have also forsak-
I en- the island after having closed the
cottage, but we hope that they viii
| return now and then to pass the
| week end.
Mrs. j. C. Smith and sons. Abbot
and Donald are here for few weeks.
| Mrs L. H. Luche and Miss Martha
Lucne arrived to pass the rest of the
/ summer with the formers daughter
! Mrs. Elizabeth Tungc, all of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
| Mr. and Mrs. ]. &. White of Boston,
/ Mass, are among the recent arrivals.
I Mr.. and Mrs. /. W. Norwood and
/ daughter, Barbara of Worcester
Mass, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Paul P. SpauldinS of the same city,
are sojourning at the Inn for a week,
| but returning in August to occupy the
| Dan Stanwood cottage.
*. w. Kenyon has taken rooms at
J . rt La in laa 3,
! Mrs. Kenyon will arrive. Miss Theda
! Kenyon. who has always been a
, prominent figure at the island and is
we'll known because of her literary
| ability, will not be here this season
I as she has been taken into the Pen
| and Brush club in New y or5 where
| she has been distinguishing herself in
many ways. Mrs. Kenyon is visiting
! her daughter and hopes TO put in an
appearance at the island later in the
/ sea son.
| Mrs. Hobbs and daughter Eliza
! beth and son, Tommy of New York
City, who formerly have passed their
summers at Ordinance Cove. have
[ taken rooms at the island for the sea-
/ son and we hope they will enjoy it
! here as, much as over at the cove.
| Mrs. J. B. Hobson of Brooklyn, has
returned from Cambridge. where she
and Mr.. Hobson were for the celebra-
! ton of the fortieth anniversary at
| Harvard.
I Mrs. Barker and daughters, Miss
Alice and AIaude of Augusta are here
! for July. Enroute to the Island.
they purchased an eight-weeks old
/ police dog which will not be lonely on
this island where one can find dogs of
! every breed.