Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-30
OCEAN POINT

Harold Pinkham has taken a posi-
ton for the summer as driver for
Mrs. R. J. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Flynt, of
Augusta. We're at their cottage THE
Breakers" over Sunday.
The Dyer cottage was opened last
week and now occupied by its
owners Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dyer
and daughter. Kathleen, of Augusta.
The Atlantic House observed its
opening for the season of 1926 Oh
Sunday, June p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierce, Of Au-
gusta. were week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks Newbert.
Mrs. Mills, her sister, Mrs. Ernest
Green, and the two Mills children,
Bruce and Betty, have arrived from
New York and are again in the Full
Ter cottage, which they have occupied
for the past three seasons.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown leave
this week for their home in Leicester,
Mass, where they will pass several
weeks bfore returning to the Point to
remain until we'll into the fall
Mrs. Charles 'Marston, her grand
son. Burleigh wellington and Mast
err Richard Thayer. of Augusta, have
been passing several days at the
! Marston cottage, "Burlilian Lodge"
The Johnson family drove down
from Waterville Saturday, and pass
ed the week end in their cottage at
! Grimes Cove. Gerald was a mem
Der of the graduating class of the
Waterville High school this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Wadleigh and
Everett Garland. of Augusta, were
visitors at the Newbert camp over
Sunday.
/ Bamford Rogers arrived at the
Point from Boston last week in COM
pany with his mother and expects to
stay here all summer. Last year
Bandy was with us but a short time
before leaving to assume the position
of counselor at boys camp but he
is planning to pass much Of his time
this summer studying. in preparation
for entrance examinations to Har-
ward which he is to take in the fall
| A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs
, Alden Hichborn and son, Mrs. Harold
Hichborn and two boys. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Brown and three children
and Miss Ashley Patten, all of Au-
gusta. motored to the Point Sunday
| and enjoyed a clam bake on the
shore.
Roger Jackson, Dick Noble and
Milton o. Deane left the Point Mon
day morning in Rogers motor boat
for Augusta and arrived there in the
early afternoon, making the trip In
about six hours. The boys attended
the circus Monday evening and made
the return trip to the Point on Tues
day.
Among the arrivals at the Point
on Friday We're George Yerrall, Jr
| and family from Springfield. Mass
and DR.. and Mrs. James Marsh from
Troy, n. Y. Both parties made the
trip by automobile and plan to re-
main at their respective cottages un-
til into September.
w. It. Noble and family have taken
for another summer, having arrived
from Augusta last week. Dick left
Wednesday for Squirrel where he
has accepted a position at the Inn
Dicks educated fingers will be great
ly missed by frequenters of the
Casino this year, but we hope to have
him with us again before the sea-
son comes to an end.
Milton o. Deane and family of
Augusta arrived here last week and
have taken "Millinocket Lodge" for
the summer. The Deanes have here
tofore been summer residents of
Squirrel Island, and this will be their
first season passed at the Point
The Ernshaw family arrived at
"Ernscliffe,' Saturday afternoon.
from their Chicago home. 1t is I'M