Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-17
Gay Days and Gayer Even
iings are Being Enjoyed.
Annual Meeting Of Association
dwight Emerson President.
Joke on Z Pointer "A Bad Accident
Baseball Tomorrow.

| Ocean Point, Me-, Aug. lb.-lopecIdi''
The past few days have been gaia
days in the social life CT Ocean Point.
In fact the number of events taking
place at the Casino exceeds all previous
| records.
The first of these was the Friday
night dance. A fine crowd was III at
tendance, despite the fact that another
dance was TO follow the next night.
| The Samoset Trio furnished music.
The next night Saturday, at SIX
o'clock a delicious baked bean supper
was served. This YVES Immediately
followed by mixed entertainment
Mrs. Lawrence gave monologue, en-
titled "Ye Olde Yankee Ladye." Ernest
jackson rendered For She's Got Rings
on Her Fingers G. F. Garnshaw rem
dered some of his humorous irish
songs and monClogues: Mrs. Hail ON
ciated at the piano. The supper was
followed by an auction of the FOOD
which was left over. After this came
the dance, consisting of the old-fash-
toned square dances and four round
dances, the latter by way of variety.
One of the Pointers, who makes his
home in the Wooden Nutmeg State, Is
being quietly laughed ct by his friends
as a result of little pleasantly on the
part of Mr.. GirouX, the popular barber.
| The gentleman in question, who, by
| the way. has a scarcity OF hair on the
| top of his head, was enjoying a little
| work at the barber shop. when Mr.
Giroux who is "A bit of costumer as
well as tonsorial artist, slipped a neat
| tOupee on the top of the customer 8
pate and its presence was not detected
until the gentleman looked in tho glass,
| when with an exclamation Of aston
ishment he demanded to know how the
crop of hair had appeared SO quickly.
1t was several minutes before the real
state was revealed to him.
w. w. Flagg and Wallace Price OF
Augusta reported seeing four whales
while fishing on the Browns Head
, grounds. This is not the first time this
: season that these animals have ap
peared off White Islands.
81 Some of the Pointers attended thu
a motor boat race at Boothbay Harbor
t Saturday afternoon.
: The Journal correspondent was TIL
: witness. Saturday evening at Holton
float at the Harbor, of an acciden
which might easily have resulted ia
| - you!lS lduv I1llStOOk Ine locd
ton of the boat in which she was sup
posed to step and in the darkness
stepped over the edge into the water
, Luckily man. by the name Of kee
gan was in a neighboring launch ant
. with the assistance of aid hurridedl.
summoned managed to rescue her be
fore she sank the second time. 1t wa
found upon examination that the youn,
no 6,,rt mr.
aside from thorough wetting was lit
tie the worse off.
The annual meeting of the Ocear
Point Association was held at the Ca
sino Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock
Dwight Emerson of Cambridge was
elected president. Miss Bertha Howe
vice president. Geo. f. Wilcox. secreta
ry, and Richardson Vose, treasurer.
Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs. Chas
Moulton of Augusta who have been the
guests of the Robertsons at the Blais-
dell cottage, have returned home
Hon. and Mrs. j. F. Hill and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Goodwin of Augusta
were callers at Orison Lodge, on Mrs
p 0. Vickery, Sunday morning The
trip was made in the Hill motor car.
J. w. Harbor of Augusta. was down
Sunday. TO look over his property at
the Point.
Frank Blaisdell of Gardiner came on
the Islander Sunday, to pass the day
at the Stephenson cottage.
r. E. Bean of Augusta, who went
meme to attent the tennis match, has
decided that city life was too strenuous
and has returned to the Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith were al
the Point Sunday noon.
John P1nkham and Harold Hammond
WI" nave been summering at Camp
f"ngh and Ready. returned Sunday to
| Augusta.
c. D. Stevens, of Augusta, who has
been passing "a week at Ocean Point
returned Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Peaslee were nas-