Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11
OCEAN POINT

A very charming Sunday evening
concert was held at the chapel In
East Boothbay, and in spite of. the
heavy dowppour there was fine at
tendance, some going from Ocean
Point. and were well repaid for
Drawing the elements. The program:
Hymn. congregation; PRAYER. Rev.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick; song. Mrs. John
Kelley, Ocean Point: piano solo.
Miss Carrie Fernald. East Boothbay;
song. Mrs. John Kelley. Ocean
Point; violin solo, Holland Linekin:
reading, Miss Lindley Linekin;
duet, Mr.. and Mrs, John Kelley.
Ocean Point, offertory and notices.
Rev. Mr.. Kirkpatrick; violin solo,
Holland Linekin: hymn, congrega-
ton; benediction. Rev. Mr.. Kirk
patrick.
Miss whitcomb and her grand
mother. Mrs. ]. B. Day. are once
more with US
At Restawhile are: Mrs. Geo. Ken
ney. Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Brown. Mrs.
William Hutchinson Of Rockdale,
Mass: Mrs. A. D.. Norcross. Mum
son. Mass; Mrs. S. E. Soule, Rock
dale, Mass.
Recent visitors at c. c. Grifan's
cottage are a. B. Woodman,
Wakefield. Mass: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Patten and son Richard.
Calvin Patten. Augusta. Miss Fannie
Davis and Bernice Gilbert, Farm
ington.
All hail to James Dolliver. the
booster. Now the tennis courts will
be fixed, and the social life will be
merry indeed.
Judge Atkins has been visiting
Judge Cook of Gardiner.
At Villa are Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
Young, and George of Fairfield:
Oliver P. Robbins, Henrietta and
Marjorie Lee, MacFarlane Gordon,
David Melbourne. Rodney and Mr.
McFarlane; Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Galloway and family of Pleasant
vile. \. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Ris-
ley of Weeks Mills; Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin and son of New York City.
At Camp Happiness are: Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Lashus and children, Mrs.
n. Gaslin and grandchildren, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Pierce and children.
At the Anchorage are: Miss Bessie
Noble Of Augusta; Mrs. Will Allen,
Waltham. Mass.
George r. Yerrall. president of the
Ocean Point Association is here from
Springfield, Mass.
We are keenly anticipating hear
ing Reverend Ribbany's talk on My
Three Months at the Peace Confer
ence." Date will be announced
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard caswell and
son are at the Wright mansion.
1t was thrilling sight once more to
view the ships a-sailing Ger the sea-"
as the Eastern Yacht Club left the har-
Dor and spread out all along the hori-
zon. Those who had friends on board
were delighted to have them make such
an suspicious start from Bcothbay Har-
Dor bound for Rockland
Mrs. A. G. Freeman of Winnitka, NJ,
is visiting Mrs. G. F. Earnshaw.
At the mornings there is a talented
party of ladies Of the L. L. c. Club Of
T'aterville: Mrs. Frank Edgerly, Mrs.
s. A. Dickinson. Mrs. Frank Austin ard
son Arthur. Mrs. John Gilman. Mrs.
Frank Merriman. Mrs. Harry Ferris.
Mrs. G. B. Hatfield and daughter Doro-
thy. Mrs. Daniel Harris, Mrs. Hugh
Page. Miss Doris Bunker
Mrs. A. H. Hartshorn Of Augusta Is
at the Pleasant View
Camp Kennebec: Mrs. F. E. Drake,
Mrs. A. NJ. Kennison. Waterville.
Recent arrivals at the Pleasant View
Hotel: Edward ]. Cannon, Boston,
Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. Cove, Ruby Dem
nj, Bessie Wing. G. F. Jones and son,
Augusta: James Cavanaugh, and Miss
E. Conovan. Boston. Mass