Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-13
OCEAN POINT.
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er, Jr., Mrs. D. y. Hdher, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Benidect Maher and child, Of Augusta;
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Brown, Pittston;
c. G. Hallowell, Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hawes OF
Springfield, Mass, left, Saturday, after
enjoying themselves for two weeks.
Miss Alice Clancy Of Augusta. re-
turned home. Saturday, having enjoyed
two weeks of pleasant weather.
{. l.. Robinson of Springfield, Mass,
|'returned home, Wednesday.
f. Bryant left for Boston, Wednes-
Fday.
James Merrill and family of Augusta,
returned home, Wednesday, after two
weeks stop at the Cross cottage at
Grimes Cove.
Rev. and Mrs. f. L. Newbert return
ed home, Wednesday, after a few days
rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Black of Augusta,
are at one of DIR. Crooker's cottages
DIR. l.. j. Crooker. A. Il. Wright and
wife of RoXbury. and Miss Addie
Wright are enjoying the sea breezes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Daley and children.
Mrs. Katherine Malone, Mr.. Patrick
Lynch, Miss Mary Lynch. Miss Bertha
Skidmore and Miss Susan Coffey of Au-
gusta. make hppy gathering at one of
DIR. Crookers cottages.
David Harrigan has charge of the liv-
cry stable at the Point and is doing very
well.
Another new cottage is being built by
DR.. Crooker. which will improve the little
village at the wharf.
DR.. Giddings and family occupy his
n RAJ al 1avS
Landlord Brown fed about 90. Sunday,
the 5th inst. from the X. of c. excursion
of Bath.
A fishing party made up OF Dr. l.. j.
Crooker. Jr., Benedict Maher. Fred
Black. A. b. Wright and Charles Daley
went out with Capt. Burnham. Tuesday,
and the medical man won the prize for
Misses Susan and Alice Vincent of Som
| erville. Mass. and Miss Maud Burroughs
of Winthrop. Mass. have passed two
Percy Hill. son of Dr. John F. Hill.
nominee for Governor of Maine, has re-
turned to Point stopping with his grand
parents. Hon. and Mrs. F. o. Vickery.
Mass, arrived. Tuesday, to pass a few
weeks at the Howe cottage Mr.. Moul-
ton is connected with the Boston Herald.
This makes his 18th season and he still
likes the Point
Glenwood Spring water from the Glen
wood Spring at Augusta. is the latest in
Il
Hon. Il. .. Nickery returned Thurs
day after a flying trip to Augusta.
Ralph Weber and Bill johnson of Au-
gusta. are camping out Tor two weeks
+. A. Hussey and family of Augusta,
are passing IA week at the Allen cottage.
The salt air agrees with the twins.
Mrs. Clifford of Skowhegan. and Miss
Florence Gannett Of Augusta are visit
ing Mrs. II. Breen at the Blaisdell cot
tage
Tax Collector John Kelly was on the
Mrs. Albert Tasker of Gardiner, and
Miss Zaddie Phillips of Boston, are at
the Harlow cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hall of Augusta
arrived at the Point, Thursday, by team.
A meeting was called, Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock, for those interested in
the building of new floating wharf. and
the following committee of five was ap-
pointed to start in at once: Eugene w.
Presby of New York: @. @. Burns of Dor
chester: ]. McDougall. East Boothbay:
+. S. Burnham of Edgecomb; and Capt.
Davis. Greenfield. Mass.
Capt. Brewer took out party last
Tuesday. to try their hands at fishing in
as follows Ed Hollenbaugh, G. Dill,
Harry Breen. f. Bryant and son. 1t is
understood that Harry Breen did not like
the motion of the boat as well as he does
the ears on the Maine Central.
much needed. The springs are again FILL
ing up. People should use little judg-
ment in using water, for we had close
call TO a very dry time.
The base ball game, Friday, on the
campus was Won By the short Lob
sters." The 'Sculpins' We're weak in
batting. Score. IS to s.
The fireworks at Mouse Island We're en-
joyed by many of the Pointers Thurs
day night
Dick phillips is having hard time at
present with his arms. They We're badly
burned by the sun in the yacht race. last
III nd Wnln ,.rLt
swelled two or three times their natural
size. He is now going around done up in
a shawl and suffering much pain.
Regt., who are camping at Grimes -
gave pleasant outdoor entertainment
Thursday night. They left for home.
Friday.
1.-The Short Lobster march is getting
very popular Those who tend out ON the
Islander have II on the brain.
Ed Hollenbaugh and Harry Breen went
out fishing lately and returned with Is
dogfsh. one hake and one sculpin. which
is great catch tof dogfish). We UNDER
stand both the boys We're not feeling
very well and the sight of the dogfish
did not improve matters.
There is more bathing this season than
ever before. and the water is much
warmer than usual.
Another meeting will be held, Saturday
at 4 p. NJ, at McDougall's hall. with q
view OF putting up a satisfactory floating
stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Cooper and child are
passing away the time at Grimes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bangs of Augusta
and Philip Walker of Needham. Mass,
arrived, Saturday, for two weeks
Ralph Partridge of Augusta, and Geo.
w. Doane of Holy6ke. Mass, are camp
ing on the south shore.
Camp 3i-Mr. and Mrs. L. X. Williams.
George g. Williams. Herman w. VIII
liams, sBoyland Williams, Boston.
Fir Cottage-Rev. Louis G. Wilson wife
and children Hopedale Mass: Joseph
Upham. Lester Mass.
Capt. Davis'-.;udge Fessenden and wife
of Greenfield, Mass, Miss Murray and
Miss Sarah Darling, Turner Falls, Mass
The Manse-Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Teag
Mechanic Falls. Mrs. p. j. douglass,
Mrs. E. Hayes, Orono.
Mrs. J. NJ. Stewart and children, Mrs.
z. r. Goddard of Augusta and Mrs. H.
r. Cobb of Concord, are .dmong the
AT 10 o'clock Saturday. the battleships
Kentucky and Massachusetts were seen
off the Cuckolds. They anchored of
An Indian basketmaker was selling his
ware on the Point. Saturday.
W. X. Winchester of BrOokline, was
called to Boston by telegram, Saturday.
Miss Bessie Noble of Augusta. left for
home. Saturday. on the Islander.
j. w. Beck and family of Augusta, are
at the Cross cottage for three weeks.
Treby Johnson of Augusta, is among
the visitors.
Mr. and Mrs L. S. Lyons and w. Fl.
Clark of Augusta. are at the Comfort"
Thomas J. Lynch. William Smith, j, ].
Maher. VIM. Perry and ]. A. Norton were
Sunday visitors