Patten Pond (Upper? or Lower?), Ellsworth ME

"Winsome" and "Weary" in original duet "My mother told me," Patten Pond, September 1905

"Aiken Like the Devil," Patten Pond, Sept. 1905

"Artful" and "Buxom" at Patten Pond, Sept. 1905

"Buxom" and "Artful" in swing chairs at Patten Pond, September 1905

Two women in white blouses and dark pleated skirts sit in swinging chairs suspended from a tree with ropes front and back. Next to them is a birch ladder.

"Having a Tip-Top Time." Patten Pond, Lookout rock. Buxom Bertha, Artful Annie, Weary Willie

A man and two women stand on top of a cliff covered with dense foliage.

Eleven and one-half pound salmon caught in Patten Pond

"The biggest fish brought into Ellsworth so far this season was caught by J.P. Eldridge and W.H. Titus, who were at camp Aiken, Patten's pond. The fish weighed eleven and one-half pounds, and is beyond question the largest fish ever taken …