Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-14
ocean POINT
OCEAN POINT
ANNUAL MEETING
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Ocean Point. Aug. 13.-The annual
meeting of the Ocean Point Associa-
ton was held at the Casino on Sat-
urday afternoon with a good attend
ance. President c. +. Flynt called
the meeting to order and minutes of
the last meeting were read by the
clerk, Burleigh Martin. The officers
were then elected for the following
season. DR.. j. L. Bacon from South
boro, Mass, was unanimously elect
ed president; H. j. Cotton from Cam
bridge, Mass, was elected vice presi-
dent and the new president being
absent, the vice president then took
the chair. George Johnson of Wa
terville was chosen for treasurer and
Burleigh Martin of Augusta was
reelected for clerk. The directors
are Ralph Burnham and l.. T. Will
lams and j. Frank Dyer. A rising
vote of thanks were then given to
the retiring president and his helpers
for their untiring endcavors. The
Association was reported by the
treasurer as being free from debt.
essary repairs on the Casino and also
few street lights on the dark
curves.
A dance was given in the evening
with a good attendance. Music was
furnished by the Latnos Boys Red
and White Orchestra from Augusta.
A. $. Pettengll and daughter,
Elizabeth, and son, Richard, from
Deering, Me. are enjoying few
weeks at their cottage in the Cove.
j. NJ. White and family of Halo
we'll are spending a few days here.
Miss Grace Fcrran of Augusta. ar
rived on Sunday for vacation at
the Allen cottage.
Mrs. Frank Hammond had as a
recent guest her nephew, j. Parker
Bean and wife from Miami, Florida,
and Miss Amy Eldora Bean of Mt.
Vernon, Nc. Mr.. and Mrs. Bean drove
here from Florida, 2400 miles by auto
and reported wonderful trip. While
at the Point Mr.. Bean enjoyed a
deep sea fishing trip, catching a rs
pound cod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Locke and
daughter, Nancy of Augusta, arrived
on Sunday for a weeks outing at
Happy Days. They were accom-
panied for the day by H. L. Lowell.
Mrs. Edgar y. Williams returned
to the Point on Saturday from
business trip to her home in VIM
chester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alexander
of Hallowcll arrived on Friday at
Journeys End. Mrs. Alexander will
remain a week and Mr.. Alexander
returned home on Monday.
Miss Anna Seigal of Necdham,
Mass. is the guest of Miss Dorothy
Cotton at the Cove.
Walter Dollivcr of Boston, Mass.
arrived last week for his annual
vacation with his family. Mr.. Dolli-
ver's annual masquerade will be held
on Aug. 25. Saturday evening.
The service on Sunday at the
chapel was for the benefit of the
Coast Missions. \ lecture was given
by a lady who has been one of the
workers for some time and she told
of the remarkable work being done
and of the hardships to accomplish
them. The collection, which amount
ed to the largest sum taken this sea-
son, was given for the aid of this So
ciety. Miss Katharine knight rem
dered a violin solo.
The service held on last Friday
afternoon in memory of the late
President Harding was conducted by
Rev. John Wilson. Mrs. S. S. Small
sang Il hymn. The chapel was crowd
cd and people were standing in the
street unable to gain admittance.
Rev. and Mrs. John Wilson of Bos-
ton, Mass, are spending the month
at their cottage.
Mrs. Abbie Kreustky of Waterville
arrived on Sunday for a vacation at
the Bubble.
Roger Budget has returned from
short visit in Danvers.
We are glad to report Mr.. S. S.
Small, who has been quite sick, as
quite improved and able to sit up
little each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Suite and