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Many Bostonians and Massachusetts People Enjoying Fine Angling— Cottages Being Opened. RANGELEY, Me, June .Senator William P. Frye and his daughter are at the senator's log cabin, “Saint's Rest, on the shore of Cupsuptic lake, where they will pass a large portion of the summer. Senator Frye is one of the most successful fishermen who visit the Rangeley region annually, and it was he who landed the largest speckled trout ever taken in any of the Range ley lakes, a trout weighing better than 10 we r and Mrs BE. EB, Partridge of Med- Way have opened their cottage on the shore of Oquossoo lake for the season. W. Clarke of Boston, aged 89, who has beening to the ont region annually for 40 years, and has not missed a season, is here, as hearty, healthy and happy as ever. Benjamin Pearson of South Byfield, Mass, has bought Deer Park lodge, on the Narrows between Upper Dam and Middle Dam. Dr and Mrs F. L. Judkins of Lynn are among the early fishers at Upper Dam. In seven days they caught 81 trout, and 10 salmon, Mr Judkins get ting both the largest trout, a 6¢-pound er, and the largest salmon, weighing 6 pounds, r and Mrs Joseph G. , Mr. and Mrs A. W.Tedcastle and CG. M. Brett of Boston, H. A. Dill of Newton Center and H. B. Reed of South Wey mouth, Mass, have been enjoying an outing at Kennebago. Dr John I. French, George W. Pur ington, Albert A. Sargent, Percy W. therell, Henry L. Larrabee, William P. Nickerson, Arthur H. Downer, Fred C. Hinds, GeorgeS. Holden, Charles A. ne, Dr Mott A. Cummings, William G. Bean, FP. W. Philbrick, Arthur D. Rogers, Charles S. Tenney, Dr Harry J. Obmstead, Joseph A. Laraway, Ev erett W. Farmer, George A. Burgess, George A. Fernald, Dr Maynard, Frank Harrington, Arthur EK. Whitney, George H. Carter, br peeney L. Shepard, Robert P. Smith, William P. Smith, Fred Clark, Dr Arthur W. Rogers and Louis Barta of Winchester, Mass, and Dr Stickney of Arlington have been at Rowe pond camps the past week, where they found excellent fishing. They came from Bos ton in a special car. Charles A. Lane arranged the one Mrs W. C. Halleck of New York got a seven-pound salmon early in the week, one of the largest talen this season. Robert M. Wallady of Springfield is one o the few who have beaten that weight. © got a salmon weighing 8% pounds. But Mrs Halleck also got a salmon weighing 6% Eras. and still has a record to talk about. She has also taken a number of other fish that have gone on the record, weighing from four to five pounds each. K. H. Chandler of Boston has been one of the lucky anglers in the Oques soc the past week, taking a number of salmon above the three-pound revere ve mark, including one weighing pounds.
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Boston Sunday Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Sun, Jun 04, 1905
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