Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-20
OCEAN POINT
Miss Eunice Williams Entertains
Party of Friendship Meet
ing for War Relief Work.
Permanent Official Elected
C0ttagers Arrive

Miss Eunice Williams Of Augusta en-
tertsined a party of friends on Tuesday
evening in celebration of her birthday
Games were played. delicious refresh
ments were served and a general good
time was enjoyed. Those present be-
sides the hostess included the Misses
Pettengill, Marguerite Pilsbury and
Lois. Dolly and Margaret Smart. and
Messrs Huntley Buchanan. Norman
Fassctt, Malcolm Munsie, William Yer
rail- and Rodney and Richard Pettengill.
The hrst large meeting for war relief
work was held in the Casino on Tues
day afternoon when about 35 of the
ocean Point ladies gathered to prepare
surgical dressings and to knit. On ac-
count OF her leaving the Point soon,
Mrs Brearley. temporary chairman of
he committee on war relief. resigned
and the following permanent officers
were elected for the Ocean Point War
Relief committee: Miss Bertha Howe.
chairman. Miss Anna Norton vice
chairman; Mrs. Alonzo Fassett. secre-
tary. and Miss Rosiland Winchester.
treasurer Although the work of the
war ~ llFi WDFkPTS VIII All go TO tne
American Red Cross. Ocean Point will
not have an organized chapter Of the
Rcd cross association because many of
=, ladies' interested in the war relief
work here are members Of organized
chapters III their fom" cities and wish
their products to go 10 the Red Cross
thrnush their home chapters. 4 large
ror'i'u Of the work done here. however.
Nll Go ~ tho Mercy committee Of New
e>. which is cqu!ppns Reconstruc-
ton Hospital so :! IT co,onia, y. j.
Meetings /" do war relic" work will be
h III every Tuesday afternoon in the Ca
slno. All are urged to attend.
Key. George +. Norton. cctor Of ST.
Mi'haels church OF -. Lou $. Missouri
l:, arrived at the Point to pass sew
"a; the Norton bungalow at Grimes
Core Mr.. George +. Norton and son
l,in, VINO are passing Il short tisne at
wood Hoe, viii join tho Nortons la :
:,i EoV Mr.. No TON ha, with him a
tu .euir made r, n q shell fired in TIE
battle of \"rdun. The size of this in
.'restnr ,puvcniv : about the size OF
liver H., liar. Ou one side is por-
'ruNcd the .ace of q woman carrying
= sword. above which are the words
-''O ne pa 50 pas On tho other side
%: the com shaped souvenir IS pic
tr"e of the gates Of Nerdun.
Mrs w L. Hin Of Bath passed the
oay at tha po nj as a guest Of the Nor
t'n family.
Nj aui Mrs. Roy II. Flynt of Au-
a fpu IoyS a the
I can't. stopping at the Newbert cottage.
Mrs. Mary Erickson and Miss Doro-
thy Cotton, both of Boston. Mass, are
passing the entire summer at the Point
n tho Cotton cottage at the Cove Mr..
ard Mrs Ernest Erickson and daugh-
ter, Priscilla, Of Milton have been pass
ing two weeks at the Point at the Col
ton cottage.
Mrs. Albert II. Hunt Of Augusta and
the Misses Iva NJ bber, Eliza beth A.
Nnot. Nina +. Barnes. all of Water
vile, are passing two weeks at the
Point in the Scribner cottage, We
Love It." 1T Grimes Cove.
Mrs. Martha Burns, Mrs Lillian E.
Turner. both of Augusta, and Mrs. Mary
A Smell of Madison are passing the entire
summer at the Burns cottage near the
Atlantic House.
Harry 3 Philbrck Of Augusta is pass
ing the summer at the Point
Herman Williams returned to Boston
for a few days on business. Mr.. Will
liams was accompa MED by Stewart Vim
ing of South Weymouth. Mass. who has
been visiting his son.
Mr., and Mrs. Lester A. Perry OF Ran
dolph and Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Davis
OF Gardiner are passing a week or 10 days
at the Point at the Meade cottage. Hard
a-lee They entertained as their guests
on Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Laird
and sons Joseph and Albert OF Montpelier.
Vt. Capt Frank Meade of Randolph,
Mrs Earle Perry and Alton Perry. both
Of Randolph.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Carlisle and
sons Herman and Hollis OF Springfield
visited the Point Thursday