Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-12
OCEAN POINT

The intense hot weather in the
cities of last week has driven several
families to the cool sea breezes at
the Point, and more are reported as
coming within short time. AS soon
as the schools close in Maine and
massachusetts the summer resorts
Will be crowded.
Burnham's stort is open for the
season. Mr.. Burnham has recently
purchased a Ford truck for his de-
livery around the Point. Mr.. and
-,'rs. Burke are managing the store
again this season
Alfred Dodge has a crew of ten
men working around the Point.
Another cottage is to be built by
Miss Lowering of Watervillc in front
of her cottage, The Moorings."
Mr.. and Mrs. John kecley and
daughter, Dorothy, have arrived for
tie summer. They spent the day,
Friday, in Augusta. calling on
friends.
-Irs. Henry BreCn of Augusta is
ErcndinE several weeks at the Point.
She will return to Augusta on the
18th, returning to the Point for the
month of August
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. YerraH Of
Springfield and Miss Jeanncttc kas-
pcr arrived Saturday. Mrs. Nerrall
and Miss kaspcr will remain for the
summer. Mr.. Ycrrall returns home
III two weeks
Mrs. J. Frank Stevens and sons,
John and Lawrence, of Nashua, y. H.
arrived Tuesday for a few days STAY.
The Stevens are planning western
trip for the summer so this will be
their only visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flynt arrived
Saturday at The Breakers" for the
week end
Mrs. F'ran'- Noble and their daugh-
ter. Bessie, Of Augusta, are spending
two weeks at The Anchorage"
Friends of Mr.. John MacDoucal
Will be pleased to hear of his re-
coNery from his recent illness While
IN Portland, and that he has return
"a to his old home at East Boothbay
'Elr. Mac, as he was known t. So
many, was tho store keeper for many
seasons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter FIacs and
'aushtcr, Marjory. of HarowelI. have
opened their cottage. The post Office
opens on the 18th. of this month.
Mr. ard Mrs. Charles Purington
and son, Richmond of Augusta. have
been passing few. dqvs at their cot
tarc.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dyer and fam
AZ OF Augusta passed Sunday at the |
Dyer cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boynton Of |
Z Fusia. arrived Sunday on the Nir- |
Slnia for a short stay.
pr. and Mrs q. w. Turner of Au- !
"'Sta spent the week end at "Idyl- |
asc."
an and Mrs. George T.. Jones ana |
son. Samuel, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
true, all of Augusta. and Mr.. and
MRS. w. J. Clarke of Dorchester. !
class were weekend visitors at the
Point.
Mrs. Edgar Turner of Augusta re-
turns Monday from few days stay |
1t her cottage.
Miss Bertha Howe AMI Mrs. Adelino
tit1 passed Thursday in Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. L. +. Ncwbcrt re-
turned t" Augusta from spending the
Weekend at their cottage.
-lrs. Frank Beale and Miss Ahbie /
Knowles Of Augusta returned Sat
nfday from 4 weeks stay in the !
Cove.
Mrs Fred Little of Augusta is oc-
rupying her cottage for the season.
Her daughter, Miss Grace Little. will !
Join her the first OF July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HOWE and
..lrs, Elwood Wilcox and daughters,
passed Sunday here.
AIRS. Edgar n. Williams of Win !
chester, Mass, arrived Saturday at |
camp 34.' She had as her guest |
Nlrs. Rodney Turner of Watertown.
lass, who will pass several days
with her.