Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-23
OCEAN POINT
Many Familiar Faces Are Seen
Flowers and Vegetable
Gardens Are Luxurious
Students Arrive for Outings
Callers at the Point .a

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Well, we'll, well. here we are again
at Ocean Point. The place is lovelier,
the flowers are larger and more gar
dens are flourishing in riot Of color.
Mr.. Griffin's pansies are the largest
ever. Mrs. Edgar Williams garden
always wonderful, Is magnificent
with big red peonies and all Kinds
| and colors of lupin. Yellow lilies
and lilacs abound. Mrs. Lanes gar
den is joy with the ladies' delights
and forgetmenots, the lilies and the
roses, and many more blossoms COM
ing along. AS we walk about many
happy faces greet US. Among them
are: Miss F1agg, Mrs. F1agg. Mrs.
the post Office.
Cozy Cottage: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kelley and daughter Dorothy came
from Worcester two weeks ago. ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
c. Willis in their car. They report
the roads mot so bad when you get
| used to Them"
Mrs. Sarah Lane is at the Wright
mansion.
Mrs. and Miss Thompson Of Au-
gusta and Mrs. Hammond of Mt.
Vernon. Mrs. p. o. Eickery and Mrs.
Alice Mason came Tuesday from !Au-
gusta in autos.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Griffin Of Au-
gusta and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Will
liams from Winchester. Mass. have
been here month.
Camp kennebec is occupied by E.
Do <riA
Charles I.abby and Earl Crawford of
Waterville
George r. Yerran motored from
Struggled. Mass, on Friday to join
his family. Mrs George r. Yerrall. Sr..
Mr.. George r. Yerrall, Jr., and daush-
| ter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Fassett. Norman.
James and Phyllis, motored from Ware.
Mass, last week to pass the summer
Rev. Pettingill, son Richard and two
daughters, Miriam and Elizabeth, ha .
| arrived.
| Miss Emogene Walker has guided her
| graduating class from the Hallowell
, high school to rest and recuperae after
| their strenuous efforts of commence
raent week. The party consists of Ma
rion Fuller. Mildred Shrimp, Avis
! Sproul. Francis Tilden. Carrie Hayes.
! James Marshall, Claude Arata, Galen
, Sheldon and Mrs Harding as chaperone
Mrs. Ellis has opened her cottage.
| At the Cross cottage are Miss Sadie
| Cross and sister. Mrs Gertrude Par
quet. Dexter and Alonzo Parquet.
Miss Whitcomb is here with a bevy
Ct young ladies chaperoned by Mrs
| Whitcomb.
At Horseshoe Ledge are Mrs. Harry
D. West and two sons. Pete and Bob.
A. c. West paid them a short visit last
week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Levi williams motored
from Augusta last week.
! Mrs. Breene has opened her cot
tage. Her grandson is with her.
Miss Bertha NJ. Howe of Salem,
Mass. and Miss Lingren of New
| York. have come recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Flynt came in
their car from Augusta Saturday.
| Mr. Ralph Burnham has bought
Mr.. Fred Ingraham's store. and with
Mr.. Frank Weber in charge is sup
plying our many demands from a
postcard to frying pan. not for
getting "eats'
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins have again
arrived.
Mr. and Mrs. Heubert motored
! from Augusta the first Of the week
They procured a forty-pound cod
without the head on the way.
Some fisherman. Mr.. Newbert.
The Point was enlivened Sunday
by merry bunch of picnickers. About
fifty of the Cony High school pu-
| pills came on the Islander, had din
ner here and returned on the same
! boat. Fine outing
! Mr. Norman Van Horn and his as
sistant. Henry. keep US good natured
| by their seraphic smiles and grentle
treatment of our trunks and general
| looking out for our welfare in a
| courteous. patient manner.
Capn Cy Brewer is busy always.
/ He may have his boat out this sum-
mer.
Mr.. Reuben Brewer. with Mrs
Brewer, has moved into THE Home
stead"
Pete. the Indian, is always help
! full as he seems able and willing to
do everything for everybody.
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