blue point

Five or six miles to the west is Blue Point, of oyster fame, in connection with which a curious tradition is extant.

Ringentaub reached into the upper darkness and turned on a gas jet which had been burning a blue point of flame.

Blue Point Oysters, as all small oysters are called, may be used in their season, in place of the clams.

The flame dwindled to a little blue point, and the room grew dark.

Prue felt as badly about leaving Blue Point Island as the boys did.