Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
OCEAN POINT,
Annual Meeting Of the
Association Is Held,
Officers Elected and Most Of
Indebtedness Paid OFF,
Moonlight Sails Are Still a Very
Popular Diversion,

Ocean Point, Nc, Aug. o5.-(Snocio,
The annual meeting of the Ocean
Point Association was held according
to its constitution last Thursday even.
ing, President Ircsby presiding
large number of the Stockholders was
present and much important business
was transacted.
The following were elected officers
for the ensuing year:
President, Eugene w. PrcsDy OF
New York; vice president, Rev. Lewis
G.. Wilson of Boston; secretary. Miss
Bertha NJ. How" of Rrook,inc. aMss.
treasurer. Levi T. Williams of Augus-
ia; directors. Mr. prcsby. Mr.. Wilson
Miss Howell Williams, c. f.. Hnxic
OF Augusta. +. Il. Fitz Of Chelsea
Mass. and Il. T. Eddy Of Buffalo. n. Y.
rhe financial condition of the asso-
citation is most satisfactory. The treas
urcrS report showed an indebtedness of
$500-l mortgage on the Casino prop
crty. 1t was voted that $500 be appro-
prateG from the treasury with which
to pay eff part of this indebte dness.
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mortgage, with Il large working bal
ancc il tho treasury.
The question of water supply was
considered and the chair appointed
Pres rrcshy. Mr.. Eddy. Judge Fitz
and Mr. Ware a committee to inveSti-
gate the feasibility of obtaining per-
manent water supply for the coming
season with authority to act.
The directors were ordered to con-
suit with the New England Telephone
Co to the end that a booth might be
installed at McDougalls store. They
were also instructed to request the
Eastern Steamship 60. for an early
morning boat. similar to that which
runs from here Monday morning. from
Ocean Point during the coming sea-
son. While th1 service of the company
IS evry satisfactory it is felt hat the
establishment of such a daily boat
would be Of great benefit to the cot
tascrs.
All lovers of good sport will be inter-
ested to know that the Casino common
is to be lnvcled. steps have been talk
en- which with the cooperation Of tho
Pointers Will ensure smoother and
!!tIc dN illstDIt II iIE ii'iN VIZ ~
rloyed AMI lcvelcd this autumn. 1t Will
l." ready for service as soon as the first
cottagers reach here next summer. The
undcrt2 kinr is under the direction OF
Euytice FitZ. Baseball enthusiasts. cs-
pncialiy catcherS ana thos" Whn nave
lost their league balls. will be pleased
to learn of the new wire for the back
stop. .\Gicu. grOans and imprer ations.
May Young people took Il moonlight
sail last Thursday evening with Cap
tain III, Wcr They were bound to the
harnor for the theattr. The theat"r
troupe was conspicuous in its an
Scncr The moon, however. did not de-
sert them and they passed an enjoya-
BILE evening in sailing in and out
among the islands.
Mr.. and Miss Shaw played for an"th-
er dance at the Casino last Friday
evening. \ largo number of young peo-
pie was present and ali We're much
pleased with the music. Young ladies
from Linekin at tho Misses Allen camp
were present and added much to the
io!ity of the occasion. During the in
PERMISSION in honor Of these young Ia
dies Miss Howe had open house at the
Point of FRS.
Tho Atlantic House has the follow
ing ramns on its register: Wallace
Siccld. Wakefield, Mass: II. NJ. Rowe.
fn-trn: Mrs NJ l.. Flynt. Augusta;
Miss =. Marion Parry. Newton. Mass.
At Fay View cottage is Miss +. NJ.
N,nlrsc of Hallowcll.
1t Grand View Cottage are Miss
Georgia Wyman and sister. Stella Wy
man of Tallowcll and Miss Lnttic IIar-
rincton Of H1lloWcn.
Mr. and Mrs. Fuller ana daughter
Carrie of Dorchester. Mass. arc stop
ring with Mr.. AMI Mrs. Phinney at FL
lis cottage.