Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-07-15
OCEAN POINT.
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Beautiful Weather Is A.
traciing Many Guests.
Fired Boynion, Of Augusta, Who
Drove First Nall In First Cottage
szF- 4s8aHz
At Ocean Point, Purchases The Pink.
ham Cottage for Own Use.

Ocean Point, July 14.-(SpeciaD--
Ocean Point is just at present the CEN
ter of attraction of many enthusiastic
transients as well as the usual regular
eottagers. With the exception of u
few night time showers and one rainy
day this resort has been blessed by a
long spell of beautiful weather. Every
evening the rocks are well occupied by
the people who seek to enjoy the
beautiful sunsets.
Herbert Locke of Augusta has been
the guest of Fred fngham at the Bay
View house for a few days.
Capt. Cyrus Brewer recently took
party to Boothbay Harbor to dance
at the Pythian Opera House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar S. Turner. c. f..
Blaisdell of Augusta, and Miss Mary
Gilman of Bangor, are staying at the
Blaisdell bungalow.
Ocean Point is not without the
facilities to enjoy proper religious OBJ
servances this year. AT present there
are the Revs. l.. G. Wilson, NJ. Rihbany.
Arthur PettengiIl. and Clara Beatley.
The Rev. Mr. Rihbany conducted the
services at the Casino one week ago.
and, last Sunday, they were led by
Miss Beatley.
Ernest jackson and the party of
friends who are stopping at his cot :
tage. the Alders. recently enjoyed a
motor trip to New Meadows Inn where
they took dinner. #
| A lot of excitement On small scale
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of last week when the diminutive Hus-
| sey pony made an attempt at Wild
runaway. After wedging himself be-
meath the water pipe by the side of the
road he was removed by the back of
the neck by Capt. Burnham who set
him one side to cool off.
Llewellyn Cooper and family of Au
gusta are enjoying life at one of the
Crooker cottages near the wharf.
The man who drove. the first nail in
a summer cottage at Ocean Point and
who has not been at this resort to stop
for good many years is now among
us as a cottage owner. This man IS
Fred Boynton of Augusta. Mr.. Boyn-
ton has purchased the Pinkham cot
tage and has come with Mrs. Boynton
to enjoy the summer here. He has
already made many improvements
about the house and grounds. 1t is
understood that he intends to do much
in the way of improvement and altera-
tion next year.
The register of the Bay View shows
the following list of late arrivals;
Ethel NJ. Wade, Mrs. j. L. Wade,
Augusta; Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Clark.
Virginia Clark, Westfield, n. j.; DR. V
c. Cay DR.. +. NJ Opdyke, Augusta;
F. A, Marson. Ada Z. Libby. Gardiner;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Donnelley, Au-
gusta; Myrtle f. Jack Bodoinham;
Wika A. Sehwart winthrop, Lizzie
NJ Russell, Milley Russell Dixfieid;
Alice III. Rowe Auburn: A. X. Hanson.
Worcester Or. and Mrs. c. l.. Blake
Franklin, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. j. y.
Bagley. Master Fernald Bagley. Ma
tional Home, Togus. Maine; r. A. Cas-
well, AIlston. Mass: Mary +. Gilman,
Bangor, Maine.
The Stephensons and Blaisdells of
Gardiner have arrived to occupy their
cottage, Spray View. for the next few
days
John f. Turner and family made
recent trip by automobile from their
home in Augusta to the Point.
Dr. Crooker was passenger on the
Islander from Augusta to the Point.
Sunday.
Mrs. c, r. Burleigh and her two
sons. Edwin and Donald. are staying
|, with the Boyds at the Fitz cottage.