Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-08
OCEAN POINT

The annual exodus from the
Point has begun and by the end of the
week, in fact by the time this appears
in print. the number of vacant cot
tages will be large. Although many
have already departed for their homes,
every camp has apparently been filed
over the holiday but only temporarily.
The summer, although late in start
ing due to the unseasonably cold
weather once it got started was one
of the busiest in years. being made
particularly noticeable by the ever
; Increasing numbers attending the
weekend dances and using the tennis
courts. Another summer we hope to
see the same old friends back once
again,
Irving Small is at the Point for 10
days, having arrived here Saturday.
He is occupying the DR.. Bacon cot
tage with his family.
After passing vacation Of two
weeks at the Charles Murphy camp,
Mr. and Mrs. Osmer Sumner and
daughter Marjorie returned SatAr.
day to their home in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Little left the
Atlantic House Sunday. after two
weeks passed there, making the trip
to Haverhill. Mass, by automobile.
While here Mr.. Little has been a daily
frequenter of the tennis courts and
has been one of our best players This
has been the Titles second summer
here at the Point and we hope to see
them with us again next year.
Joe Wellington arrived at the Point
Saturday morning by automobile from
Arlington, Mass, to pass the holiday
with his family at Burlilian Lodge.
Ccfn0 the
summer with Mrs. Wellington's moth
err. Mrs. Charles Marston. Mr.. Mars
ton also was with them over the
weekend.
Midshipman c. Knowlton Hewins of
the U. S. Naval Academy was the
weekend guest of John Newbert.
Midshipman Hewins has but recently
returned from the annual summer
cruise Of the midshipmen which this
year took in all of the important sea-
ports along the east coast from Port
land, Maine, to Guantanamo, Cuba.
Another summer will find him grad
uated from the academy and holding
the rank of ensign in the U. S. Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weber of Ram
dolph and Jack Taylor and Everett
Garland of Augusta were weekend
guests of the Misses Gretchen Carson
ana f1eleH wye WIN nave bSSh oSSuPy
ing the Partridge cottage for the past
week. The entire party returned
home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Augusta Norcross returned to
New York Friday after passing sew
eral weeks at "Rest-A-While with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Brown.
Everett Mower, Elliot Boardman
and George Stickney were at the
Mower cottage over the holiday. After
passing the summer here Mrs. Kath-
crime A. Mower, Mrs. George Stick
ney, Mrs. Elliot Boardman and Miss
Gertrude Mower returned to their
homes Monday.
Mrs. E. S. Woodman entertained a
party at her cottage over the holiday
consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Bailey of Winthrop Centre. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles M. Bailey of Boston,
Mass, Mrs. Caro- Curtis. Brookline,
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris S. Wood
man and son Harrison of Winthrop,
Professor and Mrs. Carl Jean Toll
man, Winthrop Centre, Honorable Her.
bert E. Wadsworth. Winthrop Centre
and William NJ. Fruser, Cambridge,
Mass. Mr.. Fruser is director Of ath-
letics at Pomfret school in Connecti-
cut.
Mr. and Mrs Milton O. Deane and
family returned to- their home in Au-
gusta on Monday after having occu-
pied Millinocket Lodge for the sum-
mer months.
Howard Stiles will leave for Angus
ia Wednesday. after acting as GUS
todian of the tennis courts and Casino
during the summer. Howard will en-
ter Bowdoin college this month as a
member of the class of 80 and the