Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-05
OCEAN POINT

Audience-Pleasant After.
noon SaiELate Arrivals
and Pert Pointers /
Ocean Point. Me-. Aug. l.-(Special).-A
musicale was held Tuesday evening in
the Casino before a large and apprecia-
tive audience. All of the performers did
excellently. The real features Of the
evening were the tenor solos rendered by
Mr. Frederick Earnshaw. Miss Lois
Smart's piano playing, ana Miss Bessie
Mobiles superb soprano solos. Besides
singing several classical airs, Mr.. Earn
shaw rendered, as encores, several hum
orous songs. Miss Noble had hardly
sang half way through her nrst song,
when she gained the favor of the au-
dience who applauded her warmly. Miss
Lois Smart started the program by a
dihcult piano solo, which she rendered
with ease and beauty. The program:
Piano solo. Lois Smart
Soprano solo. Katherine Darrieott
(a) Somewhere a Voice is Calling"
! ~ ..r, Arthur Tate.
| tD) ane Cuckoo Liza Lawson
Soprano solo. Margaret Grower
Violin obligato. Rosiland Winchester
rofuhoer song. Louise Durham
Tenor solo, Mr.. Earnshaw
| (a) "Celesti Aida"
| (b) How Many Thousand Years Ago.
'loiin SOLO. Rosiland Winchester
Chanson Meditation Song
1NTERM1ssIoN. @'''
Soprano solo, Margaret Smart
% "A Resolve, de FoutenaiiIes
Soprano solo, Miss Noble
| 90 The Daily Question"
&C. "A May Morning"
Violin solo, Rosiland Winchester
| Hungarian Dance, Huhav
Tenor solo, Mr.. Earnsha a,
(a) ''Oh, so Puren'
| Selection from Martha
CO. 'Toreador's Love Song"
The entertainment was managed Nv
Miss Lois Smart and several CAPABLE as.
sistants. Miss Margaret Munsie had
charge of selling the home made candy
pie and was a financial success.
Edmund Munsie of Leominster, Mass
arrived Monday morning to spend tive
weeks with his family at the Point. Mr.
Munsie is another addition to the tennis
players of Ocean Point.
Walter w. Breck of New York CITY
spent the weekend as a guest of Miss
Frances Haskell Of Augusta at Mrs
Cony's cottage.
Mrs. Flora Whiting, Mrs. Josie Whit
ing, Mrs. Carrie Robinson, Mrs Kati
Smith and Mrs. Lila Mitchell. all of Nor
ridgewock, Maine. are spending the frs
cottage.
Mrs. H. NJ. Jones Of Halowell was
guest of Miss E. F. Flagg at the post
office for the weekend
Rev. Abraham NJ. Rihbaney, who /
spending the summer with his family a
Ocean Point, returned to Boston for
few days on business. Mr.. Rihbaney i
August. ~H'
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi T. Williams an,
daughter Eunice of Augusta motored t
the Point for the weekend The VIII
liams cottage at the Point has undergone
extensive alterations. The entire ap
pearance of the cottage has been changes
by five new dormer windows on the sec
ond floor, which greatly add to the at
Effectiveness of the cottage.
With Harry Tillinghast OF Mount Yer
non. N. Y. as pilot, and Frank Bowke
Of New York City as engineer, a grouy
OF the young people enjoyed an after
noon sail on the water last Saturday
The party was piloted around Squire
Island and into Linekin bay, and wa
composed of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Tillng
the Misses Lois. Dolly and Margare
Smart. Margaret Munsie, Marian Fair
child. Rosiland Winchester. KATHERINE
Darricott. Miriam Pettingill, Gertrud
Heath and Ethel Branerd. and Messrs
Malcolm Munsie, Frank Bowker and viii
liam Yerrall.
The Misses Idela and Marion wallac
OF Woburn. Mass, are spending tw
weeks with their aunts, Mrs. Anna Smitl
and Mrs. Will Lamb at Ocean Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Abbott of Boston, Mass
are occupying the Wallace cottage TO
the first two weeks of August. 3.
John E. Keller of Augusta, a plan
tuner. spent a day at Ocean Point, tuninl
several pianos.
Miss Addie Wyman, Miss c. E. wyman
both Of Hallowell. and Miss c. NJ Hoff
man and Miss c. S. Hoffman, both o
Tufts College. Mass. are occupying "se,
Haven" a cottage opposite the grocer,
store. for the first two weeks of August
Mrs. A. F. Clough and daughter Anna
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scnmitz, all o
Canova. South Dakota. and Mr.. and Mrs
G. s. Mackintosh and Miss Marie Patter
son, all Of Waterville. Me. and Mrs. c
Weston and daughter Gertrude Of Read
field. Me-, are spending the first tw,
weeks Of August at the Point in tn
Lobster Pot" cottage.
Richard Caswell of Southboro, Mass.
Is located at the Sunset" cottage for tn
first two weeks in August with his wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Croker o
Brockton. Mass, are spending two week.
at the Pleasant View House.
Harold E. Cook of Gardiner made
short visit to the Point last Tuesday OF
business concerning his new cottage. MI
Cook during his stay was guest at tn
! Pleasant View House.
Mrs. S. j. Clark and son, William
/ Clarl, of AHasS nxasaix.