Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03

Frederick Earnshaw of Chicago, H..
rendered a solo, entitled Ninety and
Nine" and was capably accompanied
by Miss Lois Smart Of New York City.
The decorations within the Casino
were especially attractive. The deco
rating was done by the Smart sisters
A ballgame was played Sunday aft
ernoon on the Ocean Point diamond
before a good sized crowd which gath
cred on the Casino piazza and steps.
Two teams were picked from among
the crowd of baseball players. The
two captains were Chester Kingsley
and H. o. Little, both Of Augusta.
The formers team won by a close
margin.
An accident Of rather serious ma
ture occurred about $50 A. NJ. Sunday
when Spencer Earnshaw, the four
year old son of Frederick Earnshaw,
fell with his head hitting the jagged
edge of stone. A two-inch cash was
cut directly above the right eye. DR..
Bacon was Immediately summoned
and with the assistance Of a trained
nurse, who. the Earnshaws have for
the summer. dressed the wound.
The strong men gathered at 7.3O A.
NJ. Sunday at the little cove north Of
the Pleasant View House." and re-
moved the rocks which interfered
with the bathing of the Pointers in
that cove. This bathing beach is to
be used temporarily until the regular
swimming pool can be built. The
strong men who removed the rocks
were Will Davis, the plumber, Ralph
Burnham, Dwight Emerson, Pete, the
Indian, Chester Kingsley and George
Yerrall.
A musical is to be held Tuesday in
the Casino. Miss Lois Smart has
charge of the affair and delightful
entertainment is promised.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thorn Of South
Norwalk, Conn.,, are visiting Mrs
Thorne's father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. S. Rowe, at the Point for a
few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn have
just returned from 11,000-mile trip
to the coast and Mexico, both taking
part in a play THE Poor Little Rich
Girl" which received tremendous sue.
cess. Mr.. Thorn had an important
role. Throughout their entire trip Mr.
and Mrs. Thorn were accompanied by
their dog. Laddie.
Miss Lois Smart of New York City
is spending the rest of the summer
with her parents at the Point. Miss
Smart is located at the Clarke Neigh
borhood House on Rivington ST.. and
has charge of the kindergarten there
Miss Smart is a talented pianist, and
the Point is fortunate to have her in
its midst.
Miss Sally Lowell Of Wayland. Mass
and Miss Helen Barnes of Lowell
Mass, are visiting Miss Chute of Leo
minister. Mass, at her bungalow.
Oliver NJ. Smart of Burlington, VT
is spending a few weeks with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Smart. Mr.
Smart is a graduate of the Sheffield
Scientific School. Yale University.
Miss Doris Ripley has been enter.
tanning for the past week Mrs. Fred
Foster of Atlanta, Ga, who is spend
ing the summer at Old Orchard. and
Miss Edith Fisher of Dorchester, Mass
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. circuit of Dor
| chester Mass, are spending three
! weeks at the Homestead"
| Misses Gertrude Heath and Ethel
Brainerd of Augusta, who have been
spending two weeks at the Point as
guests at the Atlantic House, returned
to Augusta Sunday on the Islander.
| Chester S. Kingsley Of the State
Laboratory of Hygiene in Augusta is
spending two weeks at the Point as
a guest at the Pleasant View House.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Boyd of Gardi-
ner are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
| Griffin for the month of August. Mr.
Griffin's garden is growing rapidly
and when harvesting time comes fol
the various vegetables an excellen,
result is promised.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boynton of Au.
gusta are as usual spending the entire
summer in their cottage, which wa:
formerly the Pinkham cottage.
1 Everett S. Hall Of Augusta, other
wise known as the Colonel" is spend
ing a week at the Point at the "Bant
Box" Mr.. Hall was one Of the fou
originators Of Camp "a, which is nov
owned by Edgar N Williams Of Win
chester. Mass.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Cotton ant
daughter of Cambridge, Mass, ar,
spending three weeks at their cottag,
at Crimes Cove. Mr.. Cotton is in tn,
Central Square Hardware Co., Cam
bridge.
| Mrs. Will Lamb of Stoneham, Mass
is at the Point for a few weeks as thu
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Brown
Miss Sabra Wright returned Mon
day to her home in Lowell, afte
spending delightful two weeks a
| Ocean Point.
| Herbert E. Locke and Miss Margare
Lowell of Augusta are spending a few
days at the Shaw cottage. Miss Bes
sic Locke and her mother. Mrs. Id
| Locke, are also in the party.
Joe Crowell of Springfield, Mass, al
old time Ocean Pointer. has returned
to Springfield after a short visit t,
the Point.
! L. ]. Fassett Of Leominster ha
been spending the weekend at tn,
| Point with his family. Mr.. Fasset
is a tennis enthusiast and enjoyed
greatly playing with the Ocean Poin
tennis crew if only for day.
DR.. l. j. Dolliver Of Augusta il
spending the first two weeks of Au
gust in the Sampson cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Williams o
| Augusta are amending two weeks a