Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-05
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Wilcox returned to the Atlantic
House on Saturday after week In
Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Earle Bither and
son, Richard, after passing the week
to Augusta Sunday afternoon. With
in a few days they will leave by
automobile for Florida, where Mr..
Bither will be engaged in business.
Senator Herbert w. Wadsworth
and Mrs. Woodman, woth of Win
throp, were automobile visitors at the
Point Sunday.
Mrs. John S. wadleigh, who was
the guest of Mrs. E. E. Newbert last
week returned to Augusta with Mr..
Wadleigh Sunday evening.
Robert Jones left for his home in
Waterville Sunday after three weeks
passed with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene AL
Ian at their apartment over the
store.
Harold Edwards of Augusta passed
the week end with his family who
are occupying the Newbert cottage
on First street for two weeks.
After being the guests of w. J..
Budgell since Friday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Roberts left for Peabody,
Mass, on Monday morning.
Miss Grace Bascom left the Point
Sunday after passing the month of
July with her sister, Mrs. William T..
Noble, at the Drummond cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bugbee, who
have been visiting Mrs. Bugbee's IA
ther, Walter j. Budgell. for the past
two weeks, returned to West Med
ford, Mass, Sunday.
Joe Wellington drove back to Arl-
ington, Mass. Sunday afternoon af-
ter passing the week end with his
family at "Burlilian Lodge" He was
accompanied both ways by Mr.. and
Mrs. Elliott Boardman.
Harry Hawes and Mrs. Halves are
with us again, having driven through
from Springfield, Mass, last week.
Times change but Harry remains the
same. This is his thirty-second year
here and he has vet to tire of the
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coffin, Mar
garet, Emily. Richard and Robert
Coffin. who have occupied I'VE Like
It. for the past two weeks. left for
their home in Augusta Monday. On
Saturday they entetained as a guest
Ray Arbour, also of Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marston of
Augusta, Mr.. and Mrs. Burleigh
Marston of South Bend. Ind, Mrs.
Joseph Wellington and Master Bur-
leigh wellington of Arlington, Mass,
are at "Burlilian Lodge" to remain
for several weeks. The Burleigh
Marstons drove through by automo-
bile from South Bend last week,
making the more than 1900 miles in
three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bailey of
Boston and Mr. and Mrs. Pulsifer of
Waterville, who have been occupying
the Cross cottage since the lhiddle Of
July. left for their respective homes
the last of the week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bailey will return to the Point within
a few days to pass two more weeks
more with Mr.. Bailey's mother, who
has recently purchased the Purinton
cottage.
Everett and Gertrude Moore ar
rived at the Point by automobile Sat-
urday evening from Arlington, Mass,
and will pass two weeks with their
mother, Mrs. Katherine A. Moore and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stickney, who
nave been occupying the Moore cot
tage during the past two weeks. Mr..
Moore reports that at five o'clock
Saturday afternoon more than 1876
automobiles were held up at Bath,
waiting for the Gov. King" to ferry
them across the Kennebec.
The ]. Pierpont Morgan yacht
"Corsair" sailed by our shores
Thursday and made her way into
Boothbay Harbor. The big black
craft is the second largest pleasure
yacht in the world today, being ex-
ceeded in size only by the Curtis
yacht, "Lydonia." and carries a crew
Of 81 men.
The steamer Brandon" Of the
Eastern Steamship lines, which has
been passing the Point three times a
week this summer on her Portland to
Eastport run. will be replaced on Au-
gust by the "Westport." a smaller