Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-26
OCEAN POINT.
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saw the joke at once. He also saws tina
clamS are worth 81 peck. Before hi
trip ne thought 2 cents peck was to,
much. out he thinks the diggers earn al
they get and more too.
Frank Tibbetts recently caught in hi.
Gunner trap 12-pound tautog, which 1:
a scarce iish on this coast
wafer Packard of Augusta. and d. w
Menoer OF the American Express Co.
MI. ana Mrs. Hazleton of Marlboro
Mass: lett for their home Tuesday, OF
the afternoon boat
Mr.. ana Mrs. Moulton returned to theil
Many new cottages will be seen here
next season.
Judge Shaw of Watervillc, left for home
Wednesday. on business
We have noticed many people enioyin.
their vacation at the Point who previ
ously went to Capitol Island
Mrs Harris and daughter Of Augusta
are visitin" MRS. Breen at the Lobstc,
Pot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hail arrived
Tuesday. for their annual outing at the
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Presbrey and son
victor went to East Boothbay. Wcdncs-
day, to partake in a picnic feast given by
Ed Holland. the actor.
c. f. Cook is the guest of DR.. Giddincs
at the Overledge.
MI. l phan is the guest OF RcV. Mr..
Mrs. F. T. Noble of Augusta, is passing
her vacation at the Noble cottage.
party went to Pemaquid, Wednesday.
with capt. Brewer.
The Wigwam in the woods built by
John Wilson. Walter Flags. Everett VIII
son and Albert Sampson. is visited daily
by large number. After they are taken
through the camp by the chief, John VIII
son, one of the braves directs them to
their register which hangs on a tree and
you are requested to register your name
and residence. The camp is made of
coughs, two stories high. 1t took "A great
deal of the boys time to construct. and
is done in an able manner. Notices are
posted on trees leading 10 the Wigwam
and ones presence is known very quickly.
and give an alarm when anyone an
proaches. The visitor is quickly sur
rounded and the chief takes him in hand
and directs him to the Wigwam. They
have Indian clubs and knick-knacks. also
nice ice cold lemonade for sale. They
deserve a great deal of credit for the
way they entertain visitor. Last Mon
day was Reception day and the register
shows many names.
A small party went to Squirrel
"Wednesday night to the hop. The even
ing was perfect. a fine moonlight night.
but before they returned to the Point the
Mr. and Mrs William Barlow and
daughter Nellie of Augusta, passed
Thursday at the Point.
Perez Bradbury was down on the eX-
cursion, Saturday week, calling on frie nds
made while he was on his vacation here.
Thomas J. Lynch and Charles DdilCy
were at the Point enjoying the cool
breeZes at the village at the wharf.
The carpenter is at work on the FlasS
cottage.
A pleasant evening was passed bv
Young folks, Thursday. at the Lobster
Pot.
large circle Of friends at the cottage of
Levi Williams Saturday week. \ most
enjoyable evening was passed by all.
\ large crowd gathered at the Atlantic
House, Thursday evening and marched IN
Il body to Captain Brewers home. where
the evening was passed and enjoyed by
Ill. If the party had cared later they
might have found the captain had retired
but instead they met the cap
tain at the store OF the "ay up TO his
home.
Miss Attic Burbank left for Augusta.
Friday. having passed her vacation at
the FlagS cottage
Mr. Fuller OF Watcrvillc. was here.
S Sunday week.
Mrs. Elgecomb and daughter Ada of
Hallowcil are at the Fac cottage.
Mr.. ana Mrs Webster Merritt Of Bos-
ton. are passing their time ut the post
office.
MIR. and Mrs Hobbs Of Augusta. are tn
guests of Hon. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o.
city Marshal Henry Breen of Augusta.
arrived, Saturday morning. HIS son
Harry will also pass the week at the
Mr. and Mrs Frank Bcale of Augusta.
arrived. saturday. for short stay at the
Atlantic House.
just think Of it. Fog on .0nday. Tues
day Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. CoArors and dauEhters OF
Randolph are ut the Ocea: Point House
for two weeks.
Captain Robert Wcstman of the steam
or Gardiner has been making good time.
in spite of the heavy travel and thick
weather ne has had to contend with
s. j. Hegarty Associated Press oper-
a;or at the Kcnuebcc Jo3:.tal office. Au-
cuSta, passed Saturday with CharIcS
Daley and family.
Notices were posted around the Point
a base bail game Al Squirrel
with the Volunteers Of Lewiston, Satur-
day. Aug. =. Many went -Ner from mere
and learned that there was no game.
Mrs Rumncy of Augusta. who takes
boa riders at her cottage. CuShnoc. missed
the sum of So. a few weeks aSo, ana
the money was traced /" Percy Wool
ard aged II years. who does the chores
for her Being accused or tho act he re
turned 81 and said that was all he had
taken. but it was found that he tried TO
have a so bill changed at Burnham :
cafe and spent money freely. buying
candy hiring rowboats. and treating his
TO the amount of about 81
as near as can be learned from his Chums.
The remainder Of the money has undoubt
edlv hi en- hidden. as he told a Chum tina;
il was hidden where they could not ma
it, The Journal man found one Of ms
whom Woodland wanted To
give s. for safe keeping till the matter
blew over. but this hoy refused. The
matter had quieted down. being that me
hov's mother would return the amour;
taken
one day last week. the Journal man
learned that young Woodland was trying
to buy a toy sailboat from one OF the
Young bows here and offered him 80 cents
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