Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-06
At OCEAN POINT.
Continued from page -


Augusta, Mr. and Mrs. Reed and Mrs.
Smith OF Salem, Mass.
Sunrise Cottage-Mr. and Mrs. Her.
man Cross.
Simpson Cottage-Mrs. Simpson and
son.
Hardscrabble Cottage-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Stevens and daughter of
Nashua N H., every now and then
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellis of Waterville
come down for few days to Hard
scrabble on q flying visit to their
children and grandchildren. Mr..
Ellis is master mechanic for the
M. C. r. r., responsible position he
has held for years. He keeps in touch
with Portland and Waterville via
Bath by wire, to see that the wheels go
round, and between the time plays
with the children and takes hand at
deep sea fishing.
Jones Cottage-Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Barker, Mrs. Turner Starboard and
Miss Francis all of Augusta, who have
been here for q month have returned,
home.
Millin0e ,et Lodge-Judge F'itz and
family Oh Cambridge, Mass.
Blaisdei Cottage-H. G. Colburn
and family OF Augusta.
Wright Gotta e-Miss Helen Wright,
Miss NJ. Parker, Miss Katharine and
Miss Lila Darriker, all of Lowell, Mass.
Rowe Cottage-Mrs. Benz. Rowe and
Mrs. Susamie Rowe of Boston.
Greenleaf Cottage-Mr. and Mrs.
r. z. Greenleaf of Gardiner.
Ward Cottage-Mr. and Mrs. Fill
more and daughter of Allston, Mass.
Gibbs Cottage-Mr and Mrs. c. H.
Gibbs and Miss Damon of Auburn
Ware Cottage-Mr. and Mrs. Ware
and Miss Grace Ware, Allston, Mass.
Grand View Cottage-Mrs. D. w.
Flagg, Miss Edith Flagg and Walter
Flagg of Hallowell.
Cliff Cottage-Mrs. G. G. Burns and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bangs of Boston.
Camp Quiet-Mrs. Murphy, Miss
Florence and Fred Murphy. and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Halves of Springfield,
Mass.
Atlantic House-Mrs. Hoxie, Miss
Kitridge, and others.
Keith Cottage-Mr. and Mrs. ]. F..
Mitchell, Miss Marian Mitchell and
Miss Parks of Waltham, Mass.
Highland Lodge-Miss Hattie Holmes,
of New York
Kincade Cottage-Mr. and Mrs. K.
G. Gillett, Master King Gillette and
maid of Brookline, Mass.
Rockhaven--Mr. and Mrs. G. c.
Fuller, Miss Charlotte Olive and
Marshall Fuller and Mr.. Alexander.
Boston; Mr.. Gleason and Mrs. Soule
Florida.
ND
wife and daughter of Boston.
Grimes Cottage - Major S. K.
Williams and family of Boston.
Camp 34-Edgar Williams and
family of Boston.
Capt. Burnhams Pleasant View
House-F. H. Burgess and wife
Augusta, Miss Queeny and Miss Alice
Jessup, Mr.. and Mrs. Varney and son,
Damerist of Chicago.
Shaw Cottage-Judge +. K. Shaw
and family, of Waterville.
Capen Cottage-Mrs. R. c. Capen
and son, Bernard of Stoughton, Mass.
who were formerly of Augusta.
Emerson Cottage-Prof. Emerson
and family of Brattleboro, VT.
Ocean Point Villa-Dr. L. ]. Crooker
Augusta.
williams Cottage-Mr. and Mrs.
Levi 7. Williams of Augusta.
Surf Cottage-Miss Enright and u
party of friends from Augusta.
Social life and gayety at the Point |
are at their best. And many tete-
tete and Irritation are carried on over
the lawn tennis net.
y, of fI,n
musical given at Mrs. Gillette's. Miss
Mitchell who favored us with choice
selections, is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. f. Mitchell of Waltham, Mass.
She is a very promising pianist, and
has studied under some of the best
instructions in the musical world. She
plays the most difficult pieces of
Chopin. Schubert, Mendelssohn and
Raft with perfect ease and freedom, and ,
her playing will take prominent rank |
among the professional players of the |
day. Miss Mitchell was followed by |
Miss Jessup of Detroit, in choice
musical selections, also by Master
King Gillette, the young son of the |
hostess. Master Gillette was perfectly |
at home at the piano. The evening |
was one of the many delightful at the
Mr.. X. G. Gillette arrived on We'd |
nesday, direct from Montreal, and |
joined Mrs. Gillette and family, max
ing welcome addition to the pleas
ant group.
Frank Thompson who represented
Bristol in the Legislature, has charge
of the immense porgy industries on the |
coast, with headquarters about two |
miles up the bay. Mr.. Thompson Joined |
us on several occasions and we can say |
without fear of contradiction that he is |
a royal good fellow and deserves all the |
good things that are said about him. |
The Eastern S. S. Co. boats touch |
here twice day for Bath. and the
Steamer Gardiner, with the genial |
Capt Westman Capt. Bob to his |
friends) every day for Bath. connect
ing there with the P. NJ. train on the |
Nj. c. r. r., and the electrics and con-
tinuing on up the river to Augusta.
A traveller who has never travelled
with Capt Westman and watched
md iSta n