Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-20
Social Season Is Now
At Its Height.
Association Holds Annual Meet
g--OifiCers Chosen.
Hotels and Cottages Well Filled.
Everybody Having a Good Time.

| ocean 1OlnI, Me, aug. l9-tSI)e-
| ciaD. With the approaching end of
the month, the social season at this
| popular resort attains its height. So
far. this summer. ali has been for sue
cess with the Pointers. The hotels. of
which the Point can boast three all
comfortable and homelike. report the
| usual flood of guests. All those have
| been obliged to maintain outside
rooms for the accommodation of reg
ulars rs well as transients.
The Pay View House, Fred Ingham,
proprietor, reports the following recent
arrivals Bertha l.. Beet, Lowell.
Mass: Mrs. john II. Parkins and Mas
| ter Jehn Hendy Parkins, Fairfield; Mr.
and Mrs. G, r. True, Augusta, Mrs l..
| d. French, Albert French, Miss Emma
Bonncy, Violet A. French. winthrop;
Elsie Hobby, Isle of Wight, England;
Florence Scott. Busingstoke, England;
| Wintfred Mckinney, Leroy Cottle,
| Elida r. Gottle, Augusta, Mr.. and Mrs
! f. III. Vaughn, Norridgewock; Frank
| Allen. Mt Vernon, also Mr.. and Mrs.
circuit ard Mrs. c. A. Lowe, who Were
| incorrectly reported in the annual is
| sue Of the Ocean Point paper "The
| Pointer" To be guests at Inc cottage.
AIR. Ingham told the Journal man
that. the increase in patronage would
necessitate the addition of a third
story TO the Bay View House to meet
the requirements of next season.
The register of the Pleasant View
House. Capt. f. s. Burnham, propri-
etor, shows the following: Mr. and
/ Mrs. J. NJ Eustis, Mrs Ada A. Nc
Crillis. West Somerville. Mass; C. A.
Farwell. Canton. Mass: Mary F. Hag-
gems. Annie 3. Seely. Weburn, Mass:
Mrs ]. Jos. Collins, Marion J. Taylor.
Waltham. Mass; G.. T. Lowering.
Washington ID. c.; f. w. Small
bridge. Somerville, Mass; O. F. Ad-
ans. Boston; Mr. and Mrs +. ]. Muir
ply, West Somerville. Mass; Mrs J.
B. Clough Memphis, Tenn: Cora G.
Norton. Roxbury: Margaret A. Lord,
Dorchester; r. f. Wall, Medford
The Atlantic House, c. E. Hoxie,
proprietor, reports the following
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HILL Bos-
ton: Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Coombs, Mrs.
Nellie Croker, Augusta; Mrs Annie
Smith, Augusta; Mr.. and Mrs r. A.
Moore, Waterbury, Conn; Mrs. r. A.
Moore. Kensington, Conn; Caroline N.
Heath, Swampscott; Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Dobie, Toronto. Can; James w.
Smith, Boston; G. B. Norton, Kensing-
ton. Conn; Bertha Smiley, Waterviile;
Mrs. W. d. Hewins. Miss NJ f. Sand
ford, Ware; j. McGrath. +. c. Nevens.
Lewiston; sabra C. Wright, Brookline.
Mass; Mrs. ii. a. Austin, Boston; Mrs
W. A. Putnam. Miss Ruth Putnam.
Leominster. Mass; Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
f. Rogers, Wakefield, Mass.
Freeman Fl. Smith of TottenvilIe.
New York, who sustained a double
compound fracture of the left femur,
resulting from fall. While on busr-
ness in st. Paul. Mimi, is GONZALES
cling at our Woodland cottage as the
guest of his parents.
1he annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Ocean Point Assoeia-
ton was held at the Casino, Aug. II.
at 3 T. NJ. Many things pertaining to
the boosting" of Ocean Point were
discussed. One of the best talks on
this subject was from the retiring
president, r. Dwight H. Emerson,
who dwelt upon the need of bath
houses swimming pool, street lights,
local express agency, etc. Harry
Hawes of Springfield, Mass, made
some very pointed remarks, cham
pioning the cause of the we'll known
Ocean Point spirit against the en-
croachment of undemocratic attitudes
which appear to be imminent. Hap
PLY speedy action was taken by the
body in enacting protective bylaws.
In the election the following We're
chosen to manage the affairs of the
association: President, Judge Frank
h. Fitz; vice president, Rev. John
Wilson; clerk, Miss Helen Norton,
treasurer, r. Dwight Fl. Emerson. The
three directors for the ensuing year
are; Z. Il. Hoxie, DIR. l.. j. Croker
and Prof. S. F. Emerson auditing
| committee. George r. Yerrall, ST.,
Miss Bertha Howe and c. A. Ware.
Capt Il. S. Burnham took a party
of Pointers to Bayyille. Saturday af-
ternoon, the occasion of the trip be.
| ing Fete day al that place
Miss Grace Little of Augusta has
purchased the Bennett cottage, Forest
| View, and is having ii moved to lot
| on the shore near the alders. Frank
| T. Noble of Augusta. who bought the
! land upon which the Bennett cottage
formerly sat. is beautifyng it to in
crease the already spacious and we'll
kept grounds about his cottage, The
| Anchorage.
Last Saturday night was the oeea-
| sion of the most successful dance of
| the season, at the Casino. Fine music
| was procured and a large party oe
young people from Bayville attended.
The floor was prime and was uncom
| fortably crowded.
Fl. e. Kellar, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
Miss Mildred Brown and Miss Colburn.
all from Augusta, We're among the Is
lander's passengers for the Point,
Sunday.
John Stevenson of Gardiner arrived,
Sunday, to pass "A few days with his
family al his cottage, Sea View.
Preparations are being made for 4
big fair at the Casino. next Saturday
| afternoon and evening
Mrs. Marion Hall, who has been
visiting relatives in Jefferson. return
/ Al, d.,