Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-03
OCEAN POINT

NIlcl lIS l@lpDN ulONc W INC IOlJl
from Waterville Saturday and
passed the week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Suite ar
rived at the Suite cottage Saturday
morning and are passing their hon
eymoon at that place.
Among the arrivals on the Point
Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Dolliver, who drove through from
their home in Brighton. Mass, for
the fist time this season. Mr. Dolli-
yer eft Sunday on the return trip
but will be back again with us for a
longer stay in about two weeks.
Mrs. Deliver and Dorothy remain at
the cottage.
Charles NJ. Bailey and Philip Hen
Messy left early Monday morning By
automobile for Boston and will re-
turn to the Point on Wednesday or
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jennings
passed the weekend at their cot
tage after an absence of two weeks
and entertained as guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Price of Augusta
This was Mr.. Prices first visit here
in number of years and he eX-
pressed himself as being very pleas
antly surprised at the number of
changes about the Point since he
last saw ii.
Doctor and Mrs. Adams and two
children Of Trenton, n. j. are occu-
pylns their new cottage in the
Birches whsre Doctor Adams is
cohVaiescing from recent opera.
ton for appendicitis.
Mi. and Mrs. Charles Pulsifer with
Prof. and Mrs. Ashcraft and son. all
OF Waterville, are occupying the
Partridge cittage for period of two
weeks, having taken possession Sat
urday.
After a vacation of two weeks
passed in the Newbert bungalow on
FIRST street, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin f.
SaWtelle returned Sunday to their
nome in Augusta.
Harold Bugbee of West Medford.
Mass" arrived Sunday and will pass
TWO weeks with his wife. who Is
passing the summer with her faith
er at the Budget cottage. Mr.. Bug
pee Is one of the Points most prof.
Client tennis players and much of his
stay here will be passed on the
courts.
John McInnis Of Bath and Murray
Randall of Augusta We're week esd
guests at the Atlantic House. Other
guests registered at the house on
Sunday We're Mr.. and Mrs, Paul %.
Sargent of Augusta, Miss Beatrice
Tower and Miss Bessie p. Tower of
Auburndale, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Z. Pixton and daughter. Irma of
Philadelphia. Pa. Miss Mary Walton
Green of Pittsburgh, Pa, Mrs. NJ. III.
Garten and Miss Blanche Garten of
Lincoln, Nebraska, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward F. Becraft and daughter.
Jane Of Springfield, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Hill and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. f. Hill or Waterville, Doctor and
Mrs. V. I. Lathbury. Vincent l..
Lathbury and Louise Lathbury of
Augusta.
Dick Carol and Irving Small of
Boston motored to the Point Satur-
day, returning home Sunday. Irving
is attending summer school while
Dick is working, so will not be able
to pass any length of time here this
year, except possibly sometime in
September.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Halves arriv-
ed at their camp from their home
in Springfield, Mass, Thursday and
will pass the remainder of the sum-
mer there.
Miss Margaret Flynt returned
W lICI uOlHS III AUX uSla att
er having passed the month of July
with her grandmother. Mrs. E. E.
Newbert.
A party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles 4. Smith, daughter,
Katherine, and son, Charles Floyd,
Jr and Mrs. Martin Higgins Of
Winthrop Centre were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Fight at the
Breakers" on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lane, who for
the past two weeks have been the
occupants of the Partridge cottage,
returned to their home in Augusta
on Saturday.
Mower of Arlington, Mass, and
George Stickney of Portland arriv-
ed at the Point and will pass two
weeks with their families who are
occupying the Mower cottage for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danforth l.. Nash
returned to Augusta Saturday after
passing the month Of July at the
"Lobsterpot"
The Cottage of Charles Murphy on
Fark street is being occupied this
week by Mr.. and Mrs Samuel E.
MURPHY and daughter, Margaret,
with Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER S. Wilson,
ana daughter. all of Augusta.
MT. and Mrs. Arthur Tiffin, of Au-
gusta, were the week end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hussey at the
Vickery cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Walker, of Au-
gusta' passed the week end at their
cottage.
MI; and Mrs. George H. Macomber
ana daughter, with Mrs. Julian Wild