Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-28
OCEAN POINT
Young People Have Picnic Trip
to Cape Newagen-Large
Church Attendance SUM-
day-Planning an
Entertainment
Personals

ternoon and evening. At about i've
O'Clock, IA Of the Ocean Pointers
gathered at the floating wharf and
from there Captain Brewer piloted
the party 10 Cape Newagen. which is
summer resort and fishing village
at the southern extremity Of the
island Of Southport. A desirable
place was found on the rocks where
a basket picnic was partaken Of by
the party. After the lunch a moon
light sail was planned around Dam
riscove, Outer Heron and the White
Islands, but on account Of the thick
fog that set in the group of picnick-
ers were forced to return to the Point
before dark. Upon arriving at the
Point the disappointed young people
adjourned to the Casino and made
merry with the aid Of the victrola
and the piano. Songs were sung,
and when the party broke up the
longing for the moonlight sail had
disappeared and everyone was salts
fed with what did happen although a
moonlight sail Is being planned for a
future date. The people who pic
nicked at Southport included the
Misses Margaret Munsie, Marian
Fairchild, Lois. Dolly and Margaret
Smart, Kathrine and Lila Darricott
and Margaret Crowell and Messrs
Malcolm Munsie. Frank Boucher, AL
bert Gay, Norman Fassett and Will
liam Yerrall.
The church services which were
ha1
called out the largest attendance Of
any service held so far this year in
the Casino. 1t was the pleasure of
the Ocean Pointers to welcome for
the first time in the Casino the Rev
l. c., Smart Of Burlington, VI. Rev.
Mr.. Smart is the pastor of the Con.
greg4tional church at Burlington and
teaches Biblical literature in the
University of Vermont. Rev. Mr.
Smart is a graduate of Amherst Col
lege. Amherst, Mass, in the class Of
1851,
AS the season progresses the minds
some sort of an entertainment. On
account of the money making end and
the pleasure giving end. every one en-
tiers heartily into the spirit of the en-
tertainment. Definite plans are now
being made for the production which
probably will be held on Saturday
evening of the second week in Au-
gust. The entertainment will be a
musical one. the Misses Charlotte
Mower. Margaret Crowell and Kath-
rine Darricott are at present the
prime movers of the show. Other
plans for amusing the vacationists
are being made and August promises
to be a pleasure producing month at
Ocean Point. ,ruo
Mr.. and Mrs Levi T. Williams Of
Augusta and their daughter Eunice
motored 10 the Point for over Sun
day.
Thomas Allen Of Waltham. Mass,
is spending a few weeks with his wife
and the Noble family at the Anchor
age
Mr.. and Mrs r. D. H. Emerson of
Boston are spending a few weeks
vacation at the Point in the small
Emerson cottage. Mr.. Emerson Is a
member Of the law firm. "Garcelon
and Emerson of Boston, and is treas
Frank Boucher of New York City
is spending two weeks at the Atlantic
House.
Miss Sabra Wright of Lowell,
Mass. is spending two weeks with her
nieces, the Darricott twins.
Frank S. Taylor of Boothbay, Me,
is a guest at the Pleasant View
House for a few weeks.
The Misses Ethel NJ. Leavitt and
Winifred NJ. Bearce of Augusta are
spending two weeks at the Atlantic
House.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd of Lewiston
came to the Point Sunday on the
Islander, had dinner al the Atlantic
House and returned Sunday afternoon
on the Islander.
Walter Doliiver Of Boston, who is
one of the directors of the Ocean
Point Association spent Sunday at the
Point with his family who are spend
ing the entire summer here. Mrs.
Deliver is entertaining as her guest,
her sister, Mrs. Phelps Of Boston.
Arthur Kraus of Augusta motored
1own to the Point Sunday, bringing
with him c. Z. Hoxie and E. NJ.
Mower. All three returned to Au-
susta Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Higgins Of Au-
susta are spending the entire sum-
ner at the Point.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ward and two !
children Of Augusta motored to the |
Point last Sunday and returned in the |
afternoon to Augusta. |
John Stevenson and Mr.. 5Blaisdell. |
With two friends Of Gardiner motored |
o the Point Sunday. Mrs. Steven
ION and her daughter. Mrs. Blaisdell. |
Ind the latter's son George are |
spending the summer at the Point.
Mt and Mrs. C. Griffin Of Augusta |
ire at their cottage. Independence"
or the summer.
Francis Wright Of Southboro. |
Mass. is spending the summer at the |
Robinson cottage. Mrs. Richard Cas-
veil Of Allston is also spending the |,
summer there, as well a. Mrs. Sarah |
(. Lane and Miss N. e. Fennell, both |
# Southbcro.
Mrs. Breen and her three nieces.
he Misses Fanny, Edna and Lucy |
Dawson Of Augusta are spending a
ew weeks at Ocean Point and will |
eturn to Augusta soon.
Miss Julia NJ. Andrews and Mrs. F. |
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