Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
OCEAN POINT

Inc most successful event of this
season and of many before, was the
food sale held Thursday afternoon at
the casino. The tables were decorated
very artisticaliv with wild roses and
Terms, while the casino was painted
yellow by the abundant use of golden
rod. Prizes for the best guessers on
numerous articles were offered during
the afternoon. The cottagers were all
very generous IN the offerings of cook
ed food, so that the tables We're filled
when the sale opened. There were also
grab bag table. fish pond and pea
nut table, which were all most pop
ular with the I:iGdies. Punch was also
on sale with Mrs. B. S. Rowe of Boston
serving. The food tables were under
the Supervision Ct Mrs Elwood Will
cox of Augusta. Mrs. F. Ernslaw Of
Chicago. Mrs. w Dolliver of Boston.
Much credit is due these ladies for
their wonderful success.
Mrs. Calvin Smith, who has beer
stopping with Miss Wadsworth at the
Black cottage near the wharf. has re-
turned to her hone in Gardiner.
Leroy Hussay of Augusta passed
the week end with his family
Elwood Wilcox of Augusta passed
the week end with his family at the
Atlantic House.
Miss Eleanor Wilcox gave marsh
mallow roast last Thursday evening
on the rocks in front of the post Office
in honor of her guest. Miss Rachel
Maher of Augusta.
Miss Ella Furhush Of Cambridge.
Mass. arrived Saturday for thsee
weeks visit with Miss Dorothy Cotton
at Hatoquitt.
Roland Small of Bath returned
home Thursday after. passing a week
as the guest of Roger Budgell.
George r. Yerrall. Jr., of Springfield,
Mass. arrived Thursday for a two
weeks vacation with his family.
Mrs. Madison Gilman and children
of Augusta are passing few weeks
at Camp kennebec."
James Frazee, Jr.. of Boston.
Mass. is passing two weeks with his
family.
Mrs. Alice Giles of Boston is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard vose
for a few weeks.
Miss S. Ruggles has returned to
her home in Cleveland, Ohio, after
visiting Miss Eda Willard for three
weeks.
Mrs. +. H. Sterling and family of
Augusta arrived Friday for a month.
Charles Bailey of Boston is passing
a few weeks vacation with his wife
at the Cross cottage
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Small return-
ed Friday to "Overledge" after few
days absence. passed at their home
in Dexter and also in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Weeks of Au
susta are passing three weeks at
THE Cushnoc."
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh F1ynt and son.
returned to their home in Augusta.
Sunday, with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F1ynt.
Mrs. George Yerrall. Jr, left Sat-
urday for Boston, to see her brother.
whom she has not seen for two years.
She will return in a few days.
Mrs. w. H. Fisher and Mrs. r. L.
Fosg and Mrs. w. H. Reid, all of
Augusta, were the guests of Mrs. G.,
o. Vickery at "Orison Lodge" for a
couple of days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Leighton and
son, Of Augusta, passed the week.
end with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Folsom are
passing a few weeks near the float
ing wharf.
E. E. Newbert passed the weekend
with his family.
Prof. I. k. Maxfield and family of
Washington. Pa, and Mrs. r. H.
Maxf1eld of Winthrop. are passing
few weeks near the wharf.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Bowditch and
family have arrived at the Bay View
House for the remainder of the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boynton of ,Au-
gusta have been passing a few days
at their cottage and returned home
on Sunday
Mr.. and NJ RS. F. l.. Clarke Of Au-
gusta passed the weekend with
friends.
Mr.. Frederick Emshaw returned
to Chicago ILL.,, on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Munsie Of