Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-31
OCEAN POINT

UCEAN PUNT
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Muns!e and
| young son Of Boston, Mass, are
passing several weeks at the Point.
Senator Herbert Wadsworth and
Mrs. Woodman Of Winthrop, were
visitors at the Pulsifer camp on
Monday.
Roger c. Budgell left for Danvers.
Mass, Tuesday after passing two
weeks at the Budgell cottage.
| II. E. Bowditch and family OF Au-
gusta. are at their cottage near the
store. They will remain for the
rest OF the season.
| William w. YerrIll left Thursday
! for Springfield, Mass. after two
! weeks passed with his mother at
| her cottage.
Guy .. Vickery has recently COM
| pleted quite extensive repairs on
! his house.
Miss Madeline Hussey went TO
Augusta Sunday for the rest of the
week and will return to the Point on
/ Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Clark and
W. II. Tompklno and wife of Au-
| gusta, were weekend guests OF Mr..
| ond Mira. Brooks Newbert.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Coleman OF
| Wellesley, Mass. were at the
Atlantic House over Monday night.
| They visited Mr.. Coleman's mother,
who is there for two weeks.
Mrs. S. II. Stanley and daughter,
Marion. are occupying their cottage
this summer. Mr.. Stanley and Lyle
! motor down from Waterville nearly
every week end.
George johnson drove down from
| Waterville Thursday 10 be with his
| family over Sunday. Mr. Johnson Is
| Treasurer OF the Ocean Point AS
ISOLATION this year.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bugbee Of
West Medford, Mass, arrived on the
islander Saturday TO pass two weeks
with Mrs. Bugbee's father, Walter
j. Budget.
Burleigh Martin Of Augusta, pass
| ed Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Robert NJ. Martin. at her cottage,
/ The House That Jack Built.
George f. Wilcox who IL en-
ployed by .he Bangor Motor COM
pany, at Bangor. visited with his
family at the Atlantic House over
sunday.
Miss vesta McPhee and Miss
Lulu Haskell, both of Alma,
Nebraska, were the guests Of Miss
Madeline and Miss Marjorie Hus-
sey. Mt the Hussey cottage, during
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thayer and
daughter or Augusta, arrived Sun
day at the Marston cottage, where
! they will pass several days.
Charles Murphy of Augusta, was
( with his family over the week end.
! Mrs. Murphy and her son are pass
ing several weeks ut their new
! camp.
! The Fuller cottage at Grimes
! Cove ia occupied this year by Mrs.
! Mills. her two children, Bruce and
BETTY, and her sister. Mrs. Green. all
/ Of New, York City.
/ Mrs. George r. Yerrlll entertained
| several friends at Bridge on Friday
| afternoon. Mrs. A. r. Norcross won
| tho first prize. charming silver bud
| vase.
! The service in the Wilson
Memorial Chapel Sunday was in
/ charge OF Rev. Lewis G.. Wilson OF
Watertown. Mass. Mrs. Samuel
! Small of Dexter was soloist. with
Harry l.. c. Leighton of Augusta.
at the organ.
! Mrs. Harold HiChborn OF Augusta,
with her two sons. John and Robert.
was ut the Presbey cottage last
, week as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Nash
George r. Yerrill returned to the
/ FONT on Friday from Spinrfeld. Mass.
where he has been on business Mr.
ferrill will pass two weeks with his
family and will then return to Spring
! field
Charles Bailey arrived at the Point
Friday evening from Boston to pass
! two weeks with his wife at Monheean
View. Mrs. Bailey has been here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pull
sifer OF Waterville. for the past two
weeks.
Or. Y. T. Lathbury and son Vincent
! lett Sunday on a fishing trip to The
FORKS, in the Dead River region Mrs
Lathbury and Louise will remain at
Camp Happiness until Thursday, when
the doctor will return.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dyer and
daughter Kathleen Of Augusta came TO
! the Point last Thursday to pass a few
days ut their cottage. They had as
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Sayles Of
ST. Petersburg, Fla. Mrs Sayles was
formerly Miss Ellen Dyer.
The cottage of DR.. Albert f. Rogers
ia occupied this summer by Mr. and
Mrs. I. F. Bost, daughter Elizabeth and
son James. OF Newton Center, Mass
VINO arrived lASt week Tor the rest OF
the summer Bamford Rogers, more
generally known as "Bandy," IL at a
camp for boys this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Brown re-
/ turned TO "Resta-while" Tuesday after
passing several weeks at their home
in Leicester. Mass. The Browns are al
ways the first to come and the last to
leave the Point. usually arriving dur
ing the early part of May and staying
until nearly the first OF December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram l.. Pishon, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Burleigh and Paul D.
Sargent and wife, all of Augusta, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b. Purinton
over Sunday. II was Mr. Pishon's first
visit to the Point I'm many years and
he expressed himself as charmed with
the many changes in the colony.
MFR. and Mrs. Bert Walker Of Au-
gusta were at the Point over Sunday.
Mr.. Walker has completed neat lit
tie garage in which he will live while
building his new cottage. now in pro-
cess of construction. Mr.. Walker is a
prominent contractor and builder in
Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Suite. son Har-
vey and daughter Dorothy, went to
Waterville Friday after passing two
weeks at their camp. Mrs. Suite and
Dorothy will return to the Point this
week for the remaindar NJ tha suunrnar