Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31
AT OCEAN POINT.
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shore life, returning late in the after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Heggerty are
here, enjoying their honeymoon, and if
ones face is any Indicator steve" is
the most contented mortal that ever
took A. T. for a daily paper.
At Prof. Emerson's cottage-Prof.
and Mrs. Emerson, Mary and Margaret
Emerson and Josephine Daniels of
Burlington, VT.
At the Capen cottage-Mrs. Capen
and son, Bernard, from Stoughton,
Mass.
At the Levi Williams cottage-Mr.
and Mrs. John Hamilton, Miss Gertrude
Hamilton and Miss Eta Marston of
Hallowell.
At the Small cottage-Mr. and Mrs.
f. C. Emerson, Miss Carver and Mr..
Stone, all of burlington, VT.
At the Holmes cOttage-Mr. and Mrs.
Gillette, Mr.. st. John, and Miss Storm
of Boston.
At the Davis cottage-Mr. and Mrs.
J. r. Arnold and family, Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Redington of Waterville.
At the Noble cottage-Mr. and Mrs.
f. r. Noble and daughters of Augusta,
and Mrs. DR.. Harris of Boston.
At the Blaisdell cottage-N. o. Rey-
nolds and child, Miss Swain, and Miss
Mabel Lynn, all of Augusta.
At the Crooker cottage-Mr and Mrs.
5. j. Heggerty, MIR. and Mrs. Charles
II. Daley and children and Mr.. Lynch,
all of Augusta.
At the Gibbs cottage-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Gibbs and Mrs. c. F. Damon OF
Auburn.
At Goodenough cottage-Mrs. Saw
age, Miss Bettomley, Mr. and Mrs. c.
c. Stearns of Lynn, Mass.
At the Jones cottage-Mr. and Mrs
Guy Vickery ana child.
AT Atlantic cottage-Mr. and Mrs
G. G. Burns of Boston, and Mr.. and
Miss Roche of Maiden, Mass.
At the Hoxie House-Martin Clancy
Miss Alice Clancy Dan Haskell, G.
Staples, Sybil Kittredge Of Augusta
Miss Rice and Mrs. Childs of Waltham
Mass.
At Rockledge-Mr and Mrs. G. A.
Ware, Miss Grace Ware, Mr.. and Mrs
Wentworth and Miss Wentworth of
Allston, Mrs. Webster and Mr.. Easton
of Boston.
At the Crowell cottage-Mr. and Mrs
Lepheart and son. Jack, Miss Buxton
and Miss Chambers of Dorchester
At the Fogler Gotta ge-Mr. and Mrs
Fred Kincaid, Mr.. and Mrs. Lothrop
Miss Seigle, Miss Ethel Lothrop. Miss
Lena Ware. Mr.. Allen of Dorchester.
At the Partridge cottage-Mr. and
Mrs. Brookings and grandchildren Of
Nebraska.
At the Edgar Williams cottage-Her-
man Williams, Mrs. Kingman and Miss
Perkins.
At the Ocean Point house-Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Wood, DR.. L. J. Crook
Ter, Jr.
Rowe, Miss Susanna Rowe, Miss Edith
Taylor of Cambridge.
At the Fir cabin-Mrs. Wilson, Mrs
John Everett, Miss Nellie Smead,
Hopedale.
At RoclShaven-Mr. and Mrs. George
Fuller, Olive and Charles Fuller, Mrs.
Soule and Mrs. Snyder of Allston.
At the Howe cottage-Mrs. White,
Mrs Fisher, Miss Bookings, Mrs.
Howe, Misses Bertha and Roselind and
Master F'itz Howe.
At Burnham's-Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Brown and child of Augusta.
DIR. and Mrs. Giddings of Gardiner
are occupying. their cottage near the
wharf.
At the Ward cottage-Mrs. Ward.
Mrs. Arthur Pinkham and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Randall. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Peaslee, all of Augusta.
At the Greenleaf cOttage-John Nc
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Mrs. Creenleaf and Mrs. Thompson
are entertaining Il party at the Bay
View cottage
AZ the Ethel Jones cottage-Mrs.
Ethel Jones of Augusta, Mrs. Grouse,
son and daughter of Dorchester
At the Randall cottage-Mrs. II. r.
Randall, Mrs. George Tibbetts, Miss
Frances V. Gullifer of Augusta.
At the Manse-Misses Florence and
Julia Darling, Mrs. Cleary and daugh-
ter, Hopedale, Mass.
AT Grand View cottage-Mr. and
Mrs. W. II. Perry and children Of Hal
lowell, and Miss Attic Burbank Of Au-
gusta.
Judge and Mrs. f. K. Shaw of Wa
terVille, are occupying the Shaw cot
tage.
Senator and Mrs. Vickery are pleas
'antly located at their cottage and are
entertaining their grandson, Percy
Vicl1ery Hill. and Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Of
Salem. Mass.
Commodore and Mrs. Eugene Presby
and child of New York, and Mr.. Pres
by's father and mother of Florence.
Mass, are at the Presby cottage. They
have for a guest, Mr.. Morse of Boston.
The party is alternating between the
shore and the commodores sloop Mir
via. and enjoying life TO its utmost
Possibly the commodore is gathering
data, for new novel, similar to New
England Folks of which he is the
successful author.
If anybody comes here afflicted with
the strenuous life mcrobe, can guar
antee perfect cure with no danger OF
a relapse. There is lots more that can
be said of the Point. 1t is the ideal
spot on Names ragged coast and With
the scorching rays of August all roads
will lead. not to Rome. but to Ocean
Point, Lincoln county, Me.
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