Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-06
OCEAN POINT

~ +.
Augusta last Thursday after passing
TWO weeks at the Presley cottage.
Francis Harwood and wife. with their
daughter Kathryn, of Augusta, are
passing two weeks az Camp Indepen-
Donald Cook Of Gardiner is passing
some time at the Cook camp near the
wharf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi T Williams and
Horace C, Turner ara wife were at the
Williams Cottage over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. OrIard T. Tolnan Of
Augusta were Sunday visitors at the
Point.
Charles DYER passed Sunday with his
family at their camp. which they are
occupying for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry HAYES q
Springfield. Mass. arrived Friday and
Will pass the month OF August az their
cottage
Miss Margaret Flynt was 2 guest ar
the Newhe-t cottage during the first
part Of last week, returning 10 Au-
gusta Wednesday.
Charles knight Of Gardiner passed
the week end At the Drummord cottage
where Mrs knight and Katherine are
summerinE.
Charles Marstcn Of Augusta arrived
~ the Point on Sunday 10 pass his va
cation of TWO weeks with his family
AZ Rurlilian Lodge. their new cottage
which was recentlv completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Dascom Of New
York CITY are passing two weeks AZ the
Point Both NJ. and Mrs. nascom are
very proficient tennis players and pass
much Of their time on the courts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pulsifer after
passing two weeks AZ MonheEan View
returned Friday 70 Waterville. where
Mr.. Pulsifer is one Of the owners Of
the Watorville steam laundry.
Rev. ARTHUR 6. Pettingil. past.r Of
Prehie chapel Portland. with Mrs. Pet
tineill, daughter Elizabeth and son
Richard arrived at their cottage last
, Thursday and will remain until Sep
temher
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis r. Purintor
returned 10 Augusta on Thursday af.
ter a month passed ar the Purintor
cottage. Mrs. Charles Il. Purinton
daughter. Lucille. and son, Richmond
arrived at the cottage the same DAY
to occupy it through the month O
August. They had "a guests over
Sunday. Mrs. Harry II. Pierce, Jr.
and Laurence Purinton.
Dana Tasker of Gardiner. Amhers
College tennis star. was a visitor a
the Point for a few DAYS last week
/ During his stay Mr.. Tasker attended
the dance at Southport Casino OF
! Wednesday evening and was very
plea antly surprised by being award
ed the prize for the best looking mar
, on the dance floor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wellington anC
young son Of Arlington, Mass, ar
rived Friday at the Marston cottage
"Burlilian Lodge" Mr.. Wellington
returned Sunday to arlington, but
will come back TO tho Point again in
two weeks to pass the rest of the
month. During his absence Mrs
Wellington and the baby will remain
at the cottage with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Marston.
Rev. John Wilson arrived on the
Virginia Friday to pass week with
his family. who are summering at the
Wilson cottage. Mr.. Wilson will re-
turn to DuXbuIy. Mass. the last of
the week.
Mrs. Thomas II. Suite, son Harvey
and daughter Madeline. returned 10
the Point Friday after passing a
week at their home in Waterville
They will remain here for the rest OF
the summer
Miss Nellie +. Moore Of Augusta re-
turned home Monday after passing a
week at the Atlantic House. On
Wednesday Of last week she enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin {. Dud-
ley and Mr. and Mrs. II. y. Whitman,
all Of Augusta. at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Leighton and
son Harry left the Cook cottage
Wednesday and motored to Augusta,
after passing three weeks at the
Point.
Ernest Green. A prominent artist
of New York city. is at the Fuller
cottage. where he will pass the rest
Of August with his wife who has
been here since the first Of July, the
guest of her sister Mrs. Mills.
Harris G. True of Augusta was at
The Hatchard" over Sunday. Mrs.
True and daughter Evelyn are pass
Ing the summer there.
Charles Libby was on the Point
over the week end having driven
John Stoble and family from Wat
ervllle to the Point. where they are
occupying Millinocket Lodge
The many friends Of Richard
Plug Merrill, who was taken to his
home in Augusta last Wednesday
with a bad ease of tonsilitis. viii he
glad to hear that he has returned to
the Point once more and has resumed
his manifold duties around the ten
mis- courts and casino with his Gus
tomary pep and ambition.
Dr. and Mrs. Oliver w. Turner ar
rived at "ldlease' on Saturday. hav-
ing motored through from New York,
from which place their daughter,
Madeline. sailed for France on July
2Sth. They have as guests Or. and
Mrs. Adams and two children. John
and Franklin. of Trenton, y. J.
Friends of Nnowlton Hewins OF
Augusta. perhaps best remembered
by his ancient fiivver which peram-
bulated DER the highways and by
ways of the Point during the sum-
mer of 1922, will be interested to
know that he has completed one
Year of his four year course al the
l. s, Naval Academy at Annapolis
and is now with the l. s. s. Arkan-
sas on a cruise in European waters.
Mldshlpman HewinS will return 10
this country sometime during the
latter part of August ard will then
pass some time at the Point
The dance Saturday evening was
rather poorly attended, for the
reason that it was not until late in
the afternoon that an orchestra was
procured. and as a consequence. no
posters were put up until early eve
ming. thus giving many the imnress-
ion that there was 70 he no dance.
I Low