Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-29
OCEAN POINT
Prof. S. F. Emerson Delivers
Last Service In Chapel For
Season Final Entertainment

The last service Of this season was
held in the Little Chapel by the Sea
on Sunday. Prof. S. f. Emerson de-
liyered a most interesting sermon on
the affair of the world and religion in
connection with it all Mrs. w H.
KenWorthy of Augusta rendered two
most pleasing solos. Miss Katharine
Knight Of Augusta, violinist, accom-
panied thevcOngregation in the sing
ing of hymns. Near the close Of the
service Prof. Emerson was presented
with large basketful Of Ocean Point
views. The gift was in honor of his
birthday, from his many friends of
many years at the Point. In thank
ing the congregation Prof. Emerson
said that he had been most pleasant
ly surprised with a birthday cake
with y candles on it. Prof. Emerson
is one of the well known personages
Of Ocean Point. having been here for
many years ana in his remarks he
said that his wish was TO live ten
years more at least ana srcnd them
all at his beloved Point This wish
VI III ne StCOllttttl ny lIlG IpStS VI
friends of the Professor.
Saturday night the last entertain-
ment Of this season was given before
a large audience. Even though ii was
4 rainy night the Pointers showed
their appreciation Of the young folks
efforts especially those Of Norman
EasSctt, Who put 50 much work and
energy into the concert. The pro-
Gram of the concert Was rs folloWs:
Singing of college songs hy chorus Of
- in cabaret scene; IIpVardiana
GTaryarO, Our Director Nlarvard.
Tiger Song IrincCtnu), HOWdoin
Deata Bowdoin), Cais%on Song, The
Congo by Nachel Lindsay; Il poem
game by Norman Fassett; Deep lGN-
cr, male quartet, Phillip IIonncss"y
tenor soloist with Prof Weber,
James Tassctt ana Harry Lei@hton
accompanying; Wing solomon vs.
Nachcl Lindsay, Ga poem game
Norman Fassett took the part of
King Solomon and Miss Katharine
Knight took the part Of the Queen of
Sheba; LevCe song, tenor solo with
chorus, Simon LcGree by Nachel
Lindsay, ca poem game), Mormon
Faesatt delivered the poem with
, Richard pcttcrgill portraying tn"
| part Of SiMCn Logroe and Grant
Eoughton that of ola Uncle Tom and
Bamford Rogers that of the Devil:
| The Daniel Jazz by Nachcl Lindsay.
| Ga poem gamc), Norman F2ssott
and Robert Storer delivered this
/ IHo.,,I,,'t,r- 1,Ir
! chorus; "Won't You r. My Play
mate" from Little Memo Miss
! Barbara Johnson took tine part Of the
! littIe g.rl with her 1oll ANA Polly
| Eru~h'0n that Of the little boy with
! his little dog; Netherlands Prayer Of
| Thanksgiving, final song by chorus.
! This entertainment met with great
success and much applause from the
audience. \ large bUuquct Of wild
! flowers was presented to Mir. Hen-
nessey for his splendid solo work.
Much credit is due to Mr.. Fassett for
his hard work and most successful
evening. Dancing followed with nu-
sic by Leighton's Jazz Fields. Much
disappointment is shown by all that
the season is so near close and SO
many people especially the young
musicians are leaving us 50 soon.
The Moorings" owned ~ Miss
Lowering of Watervillc, has recently
been purchased hv Frank Dyer Of
Augusta for q summtc homo.
Prof. ana Mrs. Q. j.. MaNtieId Of
washington. Pa. Who have been pass
ing the summer at their cottage at the
wharf, left sunday for Rochester n.
V, where Mrs. MaXaela Will visit.
Prof. Maxfeld plans to tour Maine
for a week before joining his wife in
New York.
William w. Yerrall Of Springfield,
Mass. arrived Friday for weeks
vacation with his mother at Rock
mere.
AIr and Mrs. Preston Brown and
daughter Mildred of Augusta were
visitors at the Point on Sunday.
f. NJ Thompson Of Augusta drove
to the Point on sunday, returning
home the same Gay with Mrs. Thomp-
son, who has been passing couple of
weeks at the Atlantic House.
Mrs Z. II. Suite ana family have
returned to their home in Winslow,
after passing a f1w weeks at their
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Small left