Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28
Ocean POINT


Cay evening was well attended. IL
consisted of violin and saXophone
solos by the Misses Merrill. piano
solos by Charles Black; solo. Miss
Katherine Derricott; songs by Ches-
ter Burnham. drill by Girl Scouts.
Music for dance by the Misses Mar
earet and Bertha Merrill of Augusta,
saxophone and piano.
At the Memorial Chapel on Sunday
MOI ming the Rev. Mr. Kelley in MS
Usual impressive manner spoke u a
large congregation. 4 great treat 10
all music lovers was the songs rem
dered by a quartet composed OF MI.
and Mrs. Frank Dyer. Miss Elizabeth
Noble and G.. X. Black, with Charles
Black at the organ. Rev. Ralph Con-
nor of Marlboro. Mass. IS expected
to occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Manson
from Sehirez, Persia. who have been
STOPPING in the Reutinger cottage for
several weeks. left Saturday for Bos-
ton. They will remain there for a
few days only, then go to London.
England, and back to Persia. Mr..
Manson is one of the managers OF the
Imperial Bank of Persia, and he with
his family, have been through many
strenuous times during the war.
Miss Anna Reutinger. who during
the war was a Red Cross nurse in
Europe, returning last winter to CAL
ifornia, has arrived at her cottage
and expects to remain for the rest of
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold w. Stockbower
of New York City who are on their
honeymoon trip, motored through on
their way to the mountains, but fall
ing in love with the ideal spot Ocean
Point" decided to remain here for a
short stay Mr.. Stockbower is eastern
salesmanager of the Earnshaw Knit
ting Co. They both say they expect to
make their visit to Ocean. Point a
yearly event. They are stopping at
the Atlantic House.
Other new arrivals at the Atlantic
House are Mr.. and Mrs. B. Penny
packer of Philadelphia. Pa: Miss E.
X Rowland. New Bedford. Mass;
Miss r. Kempton of Boston. Mass;
Miss H. p. Kempton, New York: Mrs.
F. E. Mulliken. Miss Margaret Mer-
rill and Miss Bertha Merrill of Au-
gusta were over Sunday guests.
New arrivals at Pleasant View are
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark. Saco;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Patterson and
Miss May Pooley of Medford. Mass;
Miss Lizzie kersey and Mrs. Ellen
Wright of Randolph. Me-; Glady p.
Pierce. Mrs. w. E. Pierce and Grace
NJ. Pierce of Worcester, Mass; c. C.
Richmond. Augusta, E. S. Colburn,
Norman T. Colburn and Warren E.
Colburn of Belmont. Mass: John
Field. Hallowell: Miss Lottie Harring-
ton of Hallowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Stebbins and
daughter Edith of Augusta, who have
been at the Pleasant View for a
week have returned home.
Miss Eta Latin of Augusta is visit
ing at Mrs. Greenwood's in the Lyon
cottage for two weeks.
William Yerrall has left for his
home in Springfield Mass, but
plans to return to the Point in Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Joseph Williamson and grand
son. Billy williamson of Augusta,
who have been the guests of Mrs. r.
]. Martin at the House That jack
Built" have returned home.
Miss Dorothy White. who passed
last week at the Point as the guest
of the Misses Hersum. has returned
to her home in Cambridge, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs. George \. Davis, Mrs. Howard
Groves and Mrs. w. o. Cooley have
been in Hard-a-lee for few weeks,
but returned to Gardiner Saturday
DR.. and Mrs. Bacon of Southboro.
Mass. arrived Tuesday at their cot
tage, Spruce Cabin
Walter ]. Dolliver of Brighton WIS.,
tied the Point for a few days return
ing home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amesbury of
Gardiner were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moraney over the weekend, in the
Shaw cottage.
John Stevenson, who has been at
his home in Gardiner for the past
week returned to Sprayview Satur-
doy WIN AAio r RANK BlalS-
dell, who motored down for the week.
end.
c. ]. Abbey Of Skowhegan and r.
M. Sedgley of Waterville motored to
the Point Saturday to join their FAM
lily in the ''Moorings."
Stopping in the Allen cottage are
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Baker and Miss
Gladys Baker of Augusta, Miss Ruth
Peaslee. Gardiner. Mrs. G. J. Burns.
Everett. Mass; Miss Ethel Gallagher
and Miss Margaret Tapin of East
Boston, Mass. In Cushnoc. Mrs. w.
B. Smith, Harrison Smith. Francis
Smith and Mrs. F. B. Hubbard of
Waterville; Mrs. H. J. Cobelle and
Miss Katherine Cobelle of Bangor.
and Miss Valma Briggs of Holton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Underwood and
daughter. Elizabeth, of Springfield,
Mass. have arrived at the Halves
cottage for the rest of the season.
Rev. Reuben Goddard and fap,;I,,