Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-23
OCEAN POINT
Card Party at Casino-Mas-
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elty Night Come and Gone

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city Night Come and Gone
One of the most pleasant social
affairs Of the season was the pro-
gressive auction party given at the
Casino on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. L. A. Fassett won the first
prize and Miss Elizabeth Bree won
the BOBBY prize. During the serving
OF refreshments Leishton's Jazz
Fiends of the Point furnished music.
| The Casino was very artistically dec
Grated with Japanese lanterns. Inc
afternoon was under the manage
ment of Misses Marjorie Hussey and
Ruth Fickery.
Miss Edith Choate returned TO Au-
gusta on Friday, after passing a few
days at the Newbelt cottage.
Roland Small Of Bath. Me, was
the extend CUES, Of Roger Bud
gell.
S. F. Stanley and son, Lysle, re
turned Sunday TO Waterville from a
two weeks vacation at the Point.
Miss Elizabeth Bree Of Benning-
I ton, Vt, Is the guest Of DR.. Marsh
and family at Alillinocl<et lodge.
All Pointers are looking forward to
next Thursday, the night Of the
big masquerade ball The music by
Douglas Melody Men of Augusta, will
be an added attraction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wyman OF
Skowhegan, Me. are the guests OF
Mrs. Breen at Auto camp.
George Johnson of Waterville pas
sed a few days with his family at the
Cove last week.
DR.. Lenwood Parker Of Revere,
Mass, arrived Saturday, to pass the
week lend with his parents in the
Cross cottage.
Novelty Night was held at the Cas-
ino Saturday night with music by
Leighton's Jazz Fiends, composed of
Charles Libby, piano; Katharine
knight, violin: Knowlton Hewins,
cornet; Harry Leighton, banjo; Ro-
land Small, drums; and Phillip Hen
nessey as solo!st. The spotlight
dance with Mr.. Henncssey singing
"Moonlght" was an added attraction
for the evening, dancinr was enjoyed
by many couples until late hour.
Roscoe Storer and son. Robert, of
West Roxbury. Mass, arrived Satur-
day at Rock Haven for a vacation
Of few weeks.
Two sales of property on the Point,
of interest to the Pointers are the
South Boston, Mass, the famous ball
player in the games played here a
few years ago This is the property
known as the Clarke cottage near the
wharf. The other sale is a piece Of
property near Grimes Cove to Mr.. F..
w Simmons of Augusta, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burlcigh Martin and
week end guests at the Martin cot
tagc
Honorable and Mrs Willis Swift
of Augusta, Me, Were guests at
the Atlantic House on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erckleberg and son of
| New York City and niece, Miss Mari
on Jantzcn of Elmhurst, n y, are
ter Labor Day.
, G. A. Knight and MI and Mrs.
Ralph Leighton returned 10 Augusta
Sunday.
Miss Josephine Gaffney returned TO
Augusta on Sunday from vacation
at the Pleasant View House.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Cook. of Ros-
ton, Mass. arc passing their annual
two weeks al the Atlantic House.
y 1.aymen's Service was held at
the Memorial chapel on Sunday, with
Mr.. w. DolIiver, Mr.. John keeley. ana
Mr.. Dwight Emerson conducting the
services.
Splendid music was furnished by
a childrens choir and solo by Mrs.
s. Small, accompanied by Miss *.
Knight on the violin, and Miss NJ.
Stanley at the organ. The collection
was for the aid Of the sea coast mis-
sion.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuhhs and daughter,
Virginia, of Springfield, Vt. arrived
Sunday for a few weeks at the At
lantic house.
Thomas Dunn and Miss Helen
Dunn of Augusta. Ne, arc at the
1 lt'iSdlll ' lew mouse 1Of snort Va
cation.
Much progress is being made on
the entertainment to be given on next
Saturday evening. Rchearsals are
being attended each day and a fine
evening is in store for all.
We are glad to report that the
little Gordon boy, who was taken TO
Augusta last Thursday for an opera
ton of appendicitis, is getting along
as we'll as can be expected.
DR.. Q. w Turner returned last Fri
dav from a business trip in Augusta.
Frank Blaisdell of Gardiner, Me,
is passing his vacation with his fami-
ly.
Kenneth Turner of Hallowell, who
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis a week ago, is improving and
will soon be able to sit up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Flint OF Dana
riscotta. Me, are rejoicing over the
birth Of baby girl, born five days
ago. Mrs. Flint before her marriage
was Eleanor Van Horn.
Major and Mrs. Mics Perkins re-
turned Sunday to their home in To-
c1Ia Me