Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-18

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and the Williams cottage has been re-
GENTLY purchased by Charles Hoxie.
The place is now being cleared and 10
to be filled with rocks and gravel this
fall and by next season there VIII
probably be one or two small bunga-
lows and a garage
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Hatch of
Cambridge Mass. arrived Saturday Tor
! a weeks vacation mt their cottage.
Miss Katina Medina Of Augusta is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Reuben
| Brewer, for few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. If. kinney Brown re-
turned to the Point Wednesday from
their honeymoon, spent in the Waite
Mountains, They, with Mrs. Browns
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Holden,
who have been visiting at Rest-a-While
| for a couple Of weeks. have returned
to Leominster. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs
Brown will then leave for their ne"
?, home In Thompsonville. Conn.
Mrs. Susie Ware and Richard vose
left Wednesday for Ailston, Mass. Mrs.
Ware was much improved in health
and was able to make the trip home ~
one day.
Mrs. Edgar N. Williams closed Camp
"a on Sunday and returned to her home
In Winchester. Mass.
Mrs. A. M. Thomas and daughter
Katharine have closed their cottage a.
the wharf and gone to their home ll'
| Augusta.
Mrs. c. c. Griffin closed her cottage
Friday and left for Hallowell on the
Virginia Her nephew, Henry Patten
| Of Augusta, was down Friday and &C
companied his aunt home.
Prof. and Mrs. S. F. Emerson and
daughters plan to remain at their
beautiful summer home until Novem-
Der, and If the weather Is not too Sc
we're they will remain longer Prof
Emerson has retired from his dutlcs
at the University Of Vermont.
Rev. and Mrs. John II. Wilson,
who have been passing week al
the Wilson cabin left on Monday for
their home in birmingham, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Yerrall closed
Rockmere on Tuesday and went to
their home in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Adelaide Fitz, Beech Bluff.
Mass, has been passing few DAYS
at her cottage. having repairs made
and also the cottage painted. Mrs:
Fitz is an old Ocean Pointer and
was welcomed by her many old
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Frazier and
SON OF Newton, Mass. have returned
to their home. Mrs. Frazier and
son have been passing the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Noble. at the
Anchorage.
w. ]. Budget OF Danvers, Mass.
have returned here for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rowe
have gone to the Weymouth House
at the Harbor, where they will re-
main for a few weeks. Mr.. Rowe is
gaining rapidly and will soon be able
| to return to Boston.
Extensive repairs are being done
| by Mr.. Dodge on the Casino. The
roof, steps, and the underpinnlngs
are being made strong and the trim
mings are to be painted.
The busiest man on the Point just
now is Norman Van Horn. Every
| day he is hurrying from this cot
tage to that, shutting off the water
or putting on shutters and painting
and attending to the numerous du-
ties necessary in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs f. T.. Newbert and
son, John. of Augusta are here for
a few days.
New steps have been built at the
over the old ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Vickery of Au-
gusta were here on Wednesday and
Thursday, closing their cottage for
the winter.
Mrs. John Lane OF Augusta has
been the guest for few days of Mrs.
X. w. Martin. From there Mrs. Lane
left for short visit with friends at
Squirrel Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Burke OF Phila-
delphia. Pa. have been the house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Cotton,
the latter being the sister Of Mrs.
Cotton. Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton are to
stay AT their cottage until October
first
Mrs. Henry Breen of Augusta re-
turned here on Saturday for a few
days before closing for the winter
DIR. J. +. Marsh and daughter.
Lucy, and Miss Agnes Ruthven and
Miss Elsie Jones have all returned
10 their home i'll Troy. y. Y, after
passing the summer at the Marsh
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ray and Miss
Dora Ripley left on Friday for Dor
chester, Mass.
G. +. Fiynt of Augusta came down
on Saturday and on Sunday closed
The Breakers and with Mrs. Flynt
returned to Augusta.
Once again the season here has
reached its end and all the friends
part until another season. A most
successful season. too. and happy
memories with 1t. The store and
hotels closed on Saturday and the
Virginia and all the other boats have
completed a busy summers business.
The postoffice, remaining open until
the Goth. is the only excitement now
for those few remaining. There are
about is cottages open and several