Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02
OCEAN POINT.
Season Closes After a Most
Delightful Summer.
Social Season Closes With Splendid
Entertainment at the Hall.
Ocean Point Talent Charms The Audience with
a line Program.

here, today, ana it must be put down
az Il record breaker. With the eXcep-
ton Of the fog everybody enjoyed the
reason and report Il grand good time.
The reTainucr of the summer folks
will soon leave and then the winter
coverings will appear on most of the
cottages till next season. The social
season was brought to a close with an
entertainment. Thursday night. by
Ocean Point talent, under the direction
of II. NJ. Woodland. who did himself
proud. The program was carried out
like professionals, and it was learned
| for the first time that We had fine tai
ent at the Point The hall was hand
somely decorated and the stage erect
ed in the north end of the hail. At $
O'Clock the hall was crow led to its ut
most capacity. many standing on the
stairway tlEinf5 tn catch word and a
glimpse of the handsome costumes. At
$40 O'Clock tn" curtain was runS up
| and the following program rendered:
Quartet brightly Cleans
MIR. {. \. kn"hb, Miss Is. Mobile, Mrs. J.
l.: Chase. H. NJ Wondard
soio--"1hc orld Plaid shaw. ana ~
Dream. Mrs. j. l.. fHr>a
Dear. ard Cul. Yor," II. NJ. Woodland
Solo Mandy lee" and ''T'w" Little Blu"
Rradin.s from "Ncv. EngIand Tolks'
N:ug"rc W. Presley author, A. l.. Day
Horn Sol"-.'My Dear one. Answer"
sno-"Thc rlinl Girls song" anl III
Drcaln Makes. Mrs. j. l.. Chase
Solo-"A MadrigaL H. NJ Woodar1
Solo ana Chorus-"Thc Mick,
BOYS Anticipation Miss Adams
An intcrmission Of i inmates between
parts Was taken. and thc curtain was
runs up again with the Circus, IS follows:
The Bearded Lady. Miss Lois Wright
Tho Giant DR. j. g. Chase
Fat Lady Miss Edith Waller
snake Charner. Miss y. Margaret Wright
card trick, coin swallowing, dancing
Ii. NJ Woodard
Siamesr Twins.
Ethel Hoxic and II. NJ. Woodland
Ven,rilouust.
Rev. 4. l.. Day and Geo. Il. Ycrrall
Second sight seeing. hlindfoldcd.
Miss Agnes Foster. assisted 10y III. Nj.
Woodland.
Between Parts II and III a wait Of two
minutes the curtain was rung up on
Sousa's Ocean Point Band. which WAS one
| Of the hits Of the evening.
Selections-"Yankcc Doodle" 'Musquito
March.
Wild Cat from Camp Quiet.
Geo. II. Ycrrail
TIL. Comb Band
Selcctions-Thc kanGaroon.
High School Cadets.
Good Morning. Carrie.
Finale.
Mrs. Charles l.. Robinson OBLIGATED as
accompanist The following took part:
Miss Grace Ware, Master c. Davis. Mas
ter Geo Ycrrall. Jr.. Miss Marion Hoxie.
This entertainment was the hit Of 1871,
and will long be remembered by Ocean
PolHers.
The Atlantic will remain open till
Sept. 10.
The Daily Kennebec Journal has met
with favor at the Point with visitors
from other states than Maine. The
Ocean Point notes have been appre-
ciated by all
Moonlight sailing parties have been
in order the past week.
Atlantic house-Miss Gushing. Dicky
Vose. Alfred II. Barren. Boston: Geo.
:. Williams, Boston; Mrs. NJ. Z. Hanks.
Louise NJ. Savage, Augusta: Mr.. and
Mrs G.. .. TrOuant. Augusta: Grace V.
Lombard. Watervillc: James Crawford.
Portland: Frank Edwards. Brunswick;
Frank II. Warner. Springfield: J. +.
Phelps. Miss Phelps, Mrs. Il. T. Phelps.
Springfield.
Adell Fitzpatrick and Barton Man
hire of Hallowell. at the FlagS cot
tage.
Miss May Campbell is visiting the
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs James Woodland of Au-
g,lsta. passed a few days here.
Hon. +. o. Vickcry and family left
for their home in Augusta Thursday
afternoon.
Ward Galbrith and MIR. Robinson of
Springfield. Mass. arrived, Saturday.
for a two weeks stay with their
families.
Thomas Buckley and G. Fred Dill
with a party of friends. were over from
Capitol, Wednesday,
A fishing party started out at 80
o'clock. Thursday morning. including.
f. w. Presbrcy. l.. J. Croker. Jr.. Mr..
Marsh. DIR. Chase. Levi HalloweH Mr..
kalseh. and r. J. Upton. The latter
was high line with n catch of 50 large
HSh. The eaten Was mostly naQdOck,
and the largest ever brought in here.
800 pounds in weight. Tuesdays fish
ing party also had good luck.
Pref. Emmerson and Rev Mr.. Pettin-
gill have returned from their cruise
down the Maine coast.
Sunday week. was the last of the re-
ligious services at McDOugalls hall by
Mr.. A. L. Day. II. NJ. Woodland Of
Boston. sang Grass and Roses" by
BARTLETT and "Thou'st Like Unto a
Lovely Flower" by Wilson G. Smith.
On the whole the services seems to
have been profitable. |
George Penny left for home. Friday.
having passed a week at the village at +,
the wharf.
Miss Sadie wentworth of Waterville.
returned home. Friday. having passed
short vacation at the Point.
D. NJ. Pratt of Providence X. L.. the
well digger is here. experimenting the
removal of his machine from DR..
CrOoker's to Linnekin.