Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-22
OCEAN POINT.
Gov. and Mrs. Hill Visiting
Senator and Mrs. Vickerv.
Sailing and Fishing Parties Among
9slai Summer Attractions.
The Ns4 AsivaIs at the Cottages. Personals
and other Notes.

THE U. SEs Deiphin was sighted out
side the islands. Friday morning. where
firing was heard Which continued for
several hourssss.aften going back and
forth for SONG She shaped her
course for inlana6and dropped anchor
between Nigger aiis0 Burnt Islands. and
after dinner boatwas manned by a
picked crew as itseemed. for never
have the people sctsQeean Point seen
boat crew that tlid their work so
| finely. The boat headed FOR Ocean Point
| and when the landing was made we
found that the boar carried the Gov
ernor of Maine. Hon. John: f. Hill. to
the Point. The Governor has been
aboard the DolpliinSfor few days.
cruising along the coast. The salute of
II guns was fired from the Dolphin al
LIS p M Mrs. Hill arrived on the
evening boat. The Governor and his
wife are the guests Of Senator u. ..
lNiclleiy for a few days
- New arrivals come ON every boat but
the travel is not as large as this time
last season. Following are more arriv-
ais that did not appear i'm the last let =
ter:
| Taylor Cottage-Matilda Taylor. En-
ma Town of August.
Gibbs Cottage-Mr and Mrs. c. II.
Gibbs of Auburn: Mrs. G. F. Damon.
| Poston
| Ward cottage-Mrs. Myra Ward.
Mrs. A. $. Pinkham. Master John and
Harold Pinkham. Mrs. II. l.. Haskell.
and daughter Doris. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank Gaslin. Augusta.
| Bay Niew-Mrs. Greenleaf, Ruby
Greenleaf. Perley Greenleaf. Elley
Greenleaf, Grace Thompson. Linda
Thompson of Gardiner: u. NJ Patt,
Providence, r. L.: VIII Harlow. Au-
lgusta.
tina Howe. Mr.. and Mrs. Winchester
and children of Brookline, Mass.
| Forest View-Mrs. Charles Bennett
of Augusta.
| Fogler Cottage-Mrs. Fogler. Misses
Helen and Gertrude of Boston.
| Jones. Jr.. Cottage-Mrs. William
Jones and family of Augusta.
SEA Foam-Miss Sabra Wright. Miss
Helen Wright. Lowell. Mass.
Sweet Home Cottage-Mr. and Mrs
Ethel Jones. Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Mich
OILS. Augusta; Miss Cross. Lewiston.
Simpsons Cottage-Mrs. Sampson
and son. Mrs. Johnston and children
"Evergreen'-Mrs F. f. Drake Miss
Hattie NJ. Drake, Waterville. Mrs L.
Fl. Wetherell. Boston: Mrs A. l.. Mayo
lDover: Miss Emma A. Keys of Newton.
tNass. The above happy party are con-
Tented and will remain all the season.
| "Hardscrabbe'-J. II. Lepheart and
and family Of Boston Miss Buxton.
Boston.
Miss Lima Small of Boston. is visit
ing her parents at the Aldermere.
Mrs. Lee and daughter Dora are
enjoying the sea air at Flagg's.
Atlantic House-W. E. Evison. w. H.
Barker, Providence. r. L.: Mrs. NJ. w.
Muir, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Kinsman
Augusta; Mrs. NJ. J. Burns, Denver.
COL; Mrs. NJ. l.. Robbins. Winthrop;
Miss Robbins. Philadelphia, Pa. Mr..
and Mrs. Kittridge and daughter Sybil.
Augusta: Mrs Sargent, Boothbay. Me;
r. McNeeley. Providence, r. L.; Mrs.
Geo. Jellison. Danvers. Mass; Mrs. F.
H. Garland. Gardiner; w. A. Hager and
wife. Watervilie Me-: Mrs. Il. G. Par
her, 'liftin Parker. South Dakota: w.
II. Haselton and wife. Skowhegan:
charles G. Bowers. New York; Charles
II. Dearden. Springfield, Mass: w. S.
Thonfpson Walter Newcomb. Augusta;
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Baird. Waterville;
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Merrill and daugh
Ter Hattie. Waterville f. n. Williams
and wife. Boston; VIM. s. Davis, Bos-
ton.
Mrs. rockingham of Lowell, Mass
mas arrived at the Cliff Cottage.
Joe Crowell has returned to the Point
from weeks trip to Massachusetts.
Walter NewcOmb came down. Friday,
to pass Sunday at Burnham's.
Mrs. Clarence Noble. Miss Dorothy
Noble. Roy Noble of SomerviIe, Mass
Mrs. John Thull. Roxbury. Mass.
John Fiiield of Boston, is at the Bay
View
Hon. John McDOugall of East Booth
pay. II" representative to the
Legislature. is seen about his place of
business, assisted by Geo. Linekin.
who has an easy way of making
friends.
Fred and Jim Getchell are painting
the new Lyons cottage at Grimes
Cove.
j Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellis of Water
V1lIe, returned home. last Monday
afternoon.
A sailing yacht started out. Monday,
with Capt. Brewer. The wind was
blowing fresh from the southwest.
which naturally caused heavy sea to
roll. One of the young men claims that
he ate too much apple pie for his din
ne and preferred to lie down, much to
the pleasure of the girls" who, by the
way. assisted to make him comfortable
with some tarred rope for bedding.
which is anything but agreeable to a
seasick person. The laugh is certainly
on John"
A new steamboat the Bristol. is seen
from our shores making her daily trips.
| Whist party at the Howe cottage,
Wednesday evening. enjoyed the evening
thoroughly. although the crowd was
small. only four tables. Prizes were TAX
en- by Miss Turner, first ladies' prize:
Miss Sarah Davis. second ladies' prize
Miss Sabra Wright first gentlemen :