Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-17
OCEAN POINT

1fra Edgar "a. f1uSSSy, MISS maze.
~ Hussey and Stanley Hussey
,nsssed Sunday at their cottage near
~ wharf.
nh. Misses Ethel Scribner and May
p,chmond. both of Augusta. were
,ssels- lend visitors at the Scribner
ramp at Grimes Cove.
Tbe Lowell cottage was occupied
.vsr. the week END by Mr.. and Mrs.
uerrv Lowell, Mrs. Herbert Locke
and Miss Nancy Locke.
Mr and Mrs. E. L. Newbert, John
Newben, Mrs. Roy H. Flynt, Horton
~ Margaret Flynt were at the New
hsrt camp over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy o. vickery
rassed few days at their house last
rweek. returning to Augusta on Sun
Asv 1t is understood that the Wick
sry cottage, long one Of the finest
r,aces on the Point, is for sale.
Miss Airline of Suite of Water
,,,lle. who has formerly passed her
summers at the Point, is to sail very
coon for Scotland where she will pass
sbs summer with relatives, returning
- this country in the Fall.
Miss Marion Stanley. popular
.,ember of the Points younger set, is
= Ifaly this summer, where she is
ssudving vocal culture under one cf
Stalys famous masters. The best
w;shes of all the Pointers go with
Miss Stanley.
wv n q Noble and son. Richard of
Aurnsta, passed Sunday at the Drum
,nond cottage, which they have en-
roeed for the summer. Dick has
ssen playing the piano with East
mans orchestra Of Augusta during
the past winter.
III better known as plug" our am
hitious peppy, and always genial
caretaker of last season, will be In
tsrested to learn that he has accepted
nosition at the Hotel Samoset in
Pnckland this year. 1t is understood
that Pluggie is to begin at the bot
TOM and work upwards, so within
ssw wears he will, without doubt, as
sume the managership of this insti-
tuition.
PHYLLIS Fassett of Leominster. Mass,
ara occupying their cottage for few
days.
Miss Mildred Brown were at their
camp over the week and enter
tained as their guest Miss Margaret
Coffin of Augusta.
Mrs. C. z. Purinton, Lucille. Rich
mond and Lawrence Purinton and
NJ and Mrs. Eugene S. LeBar, all Of
Augusta. passed Sunday at the Pur-
inton camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Yerrall of
Springfield. Mass, arrived at their
cottage last week and will occupy 1t
for the remainder of the season.
Mrs. Joseph wellington and small
SON. Burleigh of West Medford, Mass.
rassed the weekend with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marston
II their cottage "Burlilian Lodge"
5 Mr. Marston and Herbert Goodwin
drove down from Augusta Saturday
evening and the party returned home
Sunday.
Walter FIagg has been confined to
The house for the past week with a
severe attack of rheumatism. His
many friends wish Mr.. Flagg a
speedy recovery and hope to see him
about his duties when the postoffice
opens on June 16.
walter ]. Budgell, Mrs. Mabelle
williams and Philip Hennessey have
returned to the Point from Danvers.
Mass, and will be at the Budgell cot
tage for the remainder of the sum-
mer. Mabel and Beatrice Budgell are
expected to arrive some time next
week. During the past winter
Beatrice has been conducting a pri-
vate kindergarten in Birmingham,
i Alas
The Directors of the Ocean Point
association have made marked pro-
gress in their plans for public i'm
provements. Among the various
pieces of work undertaken the fol-
lowing are worthy of mention at this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Newbert en-
tertained over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank /. Clark and Miss Mabel Lynn
Of Augusta
The new pontoons for the Floating
Wharf are finished and the float is
now ready for use. 1t is estimated
BY the builders that these pontoons
viii be good for so years. They were
3 built by local mechanic of repu-
tation for doing this class of work.
\ The Central Maine Power Com
pany has completed the installation
Of 50 street lights. These lights
were ordered in the, early spring by
the Directors of the Association and
the current was turned on for the
ilist time on June 18th. The Power
4 Company has made quite large
initial investment here and has built
It's lines in anticipation of larger pat
ronage. These street lights are care
Iully placed and afford a real service
70 car drivers and pedestrians. The
lighting system is believed by many
to be the most distinctive improve
ment vet made at the Point. BY
agreement with the Central Maine
Power Company these lights will run
annually from June 1st to October
1st.
Toilets have been installed in the
casino and improvements have been
made to the stage and lighting sys-
TEN.
Robert McCutcheon is at the Point
with crew of men for work on the
Iennis Courts. 1t is the purpose of
tne Directors to do thorough piece
q work on these badly worn courts.
IN addition to complete resurfacing.
new iron fence will replace the old
structure, which has fallen into dis
use. II is expected that the newly
conditioned Courts will be ready for
use about July 1st.
Plans for equiping the Children's
fairgrounds are taking form, and 1t
noped to install the really funda-
mental parts, such as swings, slides,
6 sand boxes, etc., early in the season.
George w. Quimby Of Augusta,
WIN number of enthusiastic help