Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-30
At OCEAN POINT.
Continued from page l.,

bright rcd sweater was looking for the
links. SATURDAY, N''s io'
willard McFddden. Blaine Owen and F.
day last. They have chartered % a knock
board. '"e SAT- an WI
Com. Eugene Prcsbrey's cottage. Wood
o',e' as y. ,'.e , ..aiids of the painters.
~; a tennis tournament is now talked o..
There are n number of good niavers mere
this season.
The pond lilies caught it last week.
h,,na MamE pa''ies brought home large
The only John as we call him. rc
ceIved letter. last Tuesday, addressed
The all around fisherman and general
No wander ana "i ~ ,hr iheeder of Ocean Point"
fact that our John was seas;ck WV
A rock party had feast at Gunner
Rock. Tuesday night last The party was
"nlctp aue up OF Misses tss following ls although not
smiley. Marion lIoxie. Beulah Hoxie. p.
i.eanard. Emma Noble. Elizabeth Noble.
Ethel Hoxie, Bertha Kennison, Ina a.
ard Mdl''na"i MT 6ay " rbsy bnsarden l.. L. Leon
spread the table being one made by ma
ture. Songs, chats and stories always q
with such feast. so they were not lack
ing; me evening wound up with water.
melon dance Then the party bid good
night to each other and some must have
dreamed of their grandmothers
Fred kincaid took home a fina collect on
of pictures. this season. His two cameras
worked like a charm and were in motion
most of the time. He certainly can enjoy
looking them over some cold night next
winter. and think Of the good time he ha /,
while here.
bathing, this season, at least many may
be seen going I'm that direction, attired in
natty bathing costumes.
The Gardiner had Il number Of passen-
mr. a
a good run. arriving here before noon.
Mr.. Carson of Mt. Vernon. is at the
Flagg cottage.
\ school of porpoise's was seen Off the
south shore which they say is a sign of
a storm. 1t struck quickly. for Sunda :
was a stormy day.
A party started for Damariscove Island.
Friday morning. 10 look over the United
States life saving station. and through
the kindns IS of Capt. T.. +. Richardson.
who is in charge of the station. the party
was taken through and verything of in
terest was pointed out and explained i'm
detail. The station inside is finished in
hard pine throughout and in apple pie
order. The crews room is upstairs on
the first floor with eight cots. and n closet
for each man. The captains room Is op-
poste. where his face has been painted by
Morgan Rose. also his wifes. Down
stairs are the boats and all the machines
which are needed in their line of duty.
The large lifeboat is a wonderful craft,
days after August !. On these days the
men have their drll al 10 or II O'Clock.
and il is worth any mans time to sail
over and watch the men of nerve at work,
They are now on their vacation. June
and July are the months these men o.
courage have to visit their homes. Re
member the days and time of dri!ls-l0
o clock Mondays and THURSDAYS.
The following party went, Thursday. 10
Monhegan with Capt. 81 Brewer in his
staunch yacht Mary c. Boyd: Mr.. and
Mrs Kincaid. Miss Ethel Lothrop. c. l..
Lothrop Miss Anna Seigle Miss Beulah
NJ HoXie. Bertha kennison. Loyal l..
Leonard. Miss =. Leonard. Richard j. Up
ton. John Allen. The party left To $50
A. NJ. and arrived at 12.e5. After dinner
the party explored the island gathereli
souvenirs, took snap shots and had good
time in general. The party left for Ocean
Point at 3.l5 p. VI. and anchored at the
Point at 6.23.
Dick Phillips while at Monhegan secur-
ed a sharks tail from one Of the Usher
men, who claims that the shark meas
urcd gift 2in and man-eater. II
was caught last April.