Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20
OCEAN POINT

guest of the Johnson boys at the
johnson cottage.
u d. Stephenson returned on sun
day to his home in Gardiner.
w. T. Noble and party of Augusta
were visitors at the Poi mt on Mon
day.
MIR. and Mrs. George W. Wadleign
of Augusta spent the weekend a.
THE Bungleloafer.'
Charles E. Marston returned Sun
day to his home in Augusta AFTER
passing two weeks at his cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I. Clark OF ALL
!. gusta were weekend guests at "The
Lobsterpot"
Mrs. Harry Pierce. Jr., returned to
Augusta Sunday after spending sew
eral days at the Purinton cottage.
Charles Knowles and wife of Au-
gusta with a party of friends were at
the Point Sunday.
Charles Hallowell of Augusta, VINO
has been working on contracts here
since April. returned home Sunday.
Harris True and family moved
Sunday from "The Hatchard," which
they have occupied all summer, TO
the Pinkham cottage, near the store.
The handsome cottage of II. +.
Lowell is nearly completed. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lowell expect to occupy 1t be-
| fCrc the end of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dolliver of
Brighton. Mass, have arrived at their
I camp and will occupy it during the
remainder of the season.
DR.. Oliver w. Turner has bought
two lots on Linekin's Bay adjoining
| the lot on which he is building his
new cottage.
F. Wallace Diplock md wife of Au-
gusta. enjoyed few hours at the
Point Sunday Mr.. Diplock bought
large shore lot and expects to build.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Floyd Smith
and two children of Winthrop Center,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| +. Flynt at their cottage, 1.-THE Break
ers," over Sunday.
| Mrs Everett NJ. Mower of Airing
| ton, Mass. and formerly of Augusta,
has bought lot and will build a cot
tage either this fall or next Spring.
! The family has summered here for
; many years.
| Mfr and Mrs Everett Maxcy, Mrs.
| Catherine Bagley, George Blair, Cath
crime Nevill- and Gladys Hall, all of
! Gardiner. We're Sunday guests at the
| Stephenson cottage.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. BowditCh had
| for week lend guests Mr.. and Mrs. j.
HI. Eveleth of Marblehead. Mass, who
are on their way to Bar Harbor. Mr..
Eveleth is a brother of Mrs. Bow
ditch.
Charles Marston of Augusta, and
party of friends wee out deep sea
fishing one day last week and report
that they have cleared the sea of all
fish between the White Islands and
| the Point.
Captain Coolin has been taking GU.
1 vii 10
past week and reports as Il result
several engagements-for more trips.
Religious services We're held at the
Wilson memorial chapel Sunday at
IL a. NJ, Rev. Arthur G. Pettingill
| of Portland, preaching. Miss Dixon
| of New York sang, with Mrs. II. +.
| BOWditch at the organ,
Mr.. Fassett and sons, James and
| Norman, drove through from Leo
minstre, Mass. Friday. James and
Norman will remain at the Point for
some time, while Mr.. Fassett re-
turned to Lcominster Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bailey of
| Boston, who have been occupying,
left for home Saturday. Mrs. IN
wood Bailey of Winthrop, who has
! been with them, also returned to her
! home.
| Mr.. Edward Mills of New York,
| arrived at the Point Saturday to join
! Mrs. Mills and children, Bruce and
Betty, for the remainder of the sea-
! son.
Roger Burdgell arrived at the
| Point on the Wiwurna Saturday,
| having made. the trip down from
Boston to Bath on the City of Ban
! gor. Roger reports very rough
! passage but at this writing is feeling
| much better. He will go back to
Danvers by train sometime this week.
The Saturday r ut dance was at
| tended by just :, fair sized crowd
| with Pierce's Melody furnishing
| the music. The dances seem to be
| less popular this season than in years
past, why, it is hard to say. The
music is good, the floor is in fine
| condition and the prices are right.
! Nevertheless the dancers do not
seem to turn out in force. Posters
are up announcing the big event of
| the season, Delivers masked ball, to
be held this year Saturday evening,
Aug. 80.