The Republican journal., 1883-08-23

port newspaper.
Dr. Lombard and family, Of Belfast, arc at their
summer residence ON NO. shore
+. =. Eames' family Of Belfast, are occupying
their new Grove cottage near McritheW Square.
+. G. Crabtree and Wife. of Chelsea. Mass. are
spending their vacation at Mrs. "A. Nj. Chapnan's
at the Cove.
Capt. Coombs of 50 Shore, has hitchrd up pair
OF PAGERS that don't take anybodys dust on North
Capt. +. L. Pendeton and family of Belfast and
"Rod" Rich and family, Of Thorndike, are revealing
in CLAIMS and seaweed.
Miss Lizzie kenney, of Boston, ana Oracle Bur
CESS. of Belfast are domiciled in Iilliputian cot
tage, Park row. this week.
Misses Phebe Dunbar lda Burgess and Lizzie
Dodge of Belfast, and Nellie Hopkins, of Lewis
ton, spending their vacation in the Pote cottage
North shore.
Capt Babbidge, Of schr L. l.. Warren, took his
family and party OF friends cruising around the
bay Thursday and Il pleasant time was experienced
loly party OF y score or more eAcuIS'oH W t
by water to Capt Burgess on the east side OF the
river Belfast Monday, INDUCED i'll picnic supper
and returned by moonlight.
j. r. lngrahan and wife, Miss Margic lngraham,
OF Rockland, Miss l.. A. Ingraham Of Chelsea,
Mass, and Capt K. T. Emery and witr, and Miss
Lydia Spring, of Belfast, have been visiting at
Bcechwood cottage.
In addition to the regular, permanent, wooden So
cictv cottages, some fifteen in number we notice
the following society tents are already erected in
the circle Jackson. Camden, so. Orrington, Bel
fast, Neaey's Corner and Winterport
The jackson cottage on Main st. is being finished
this week. II is owned by quartctte of Jackson
ties, viz: j. W. Wallace, Nathan White, T. d.
Taskcr, and j. H. Cook, and will be occupied 10y
them and their families.
The impromptu concert at the Wavcrly dining
hall last week, was a very pleasant ana successful
affair, and the thanks of all concerned are due to
those who 50 kindly volunteered their services in
making it so. The leading features We're solos by
Prof. Torrens, Miss Nellie Dinsmore, of Boston,
Amos Abbott, Watervie whisting selections by
Miss Jessie Smith, Watervie piano solo, Miss
Dodge; accompanist. Mrs Kate Smith, Water
Vile There is feeling, which we hope may
crystalize into results that series of somewhat
similar musical entertainments could be carried out
this season.
The great army of tcnterS are already beginning
to arrive. and even at this writing the woods are
"ful of 'em." What the condition Will be by Mon
day next we leave time to decide. There are now
over fifty canvass walls distributed all over the
grounds in the shady, pleasant places. Among them
we note Alfred Flood and family, of Watcrvlllt,
on Clinton court Mrs. Asa Davis and family. and
Mrs. K. Burnham, of OldtowI, on George St; David
IIasty, Jr and family, of Jackson, In the grove
Rufus and Albert Condor, of Belfast, on the So
Shore; Mrs. W Il. Partridge and family, and Mrs
VIM. Lincoln, both of Waterville, back OF fark
row. Mrs. j. Il. Trundy and Mrs. Gus Barney OF
Searsport, of Clinton avenue; Misses jackson amt
Wood, of Belfast, in the grove, of Broadway; j..
ID. Gould and others, of Jackson. IN the grove Miss
Hartman and others, of Belfast. in the grove
Mrs d. NJ. True and family on Clinton avenue, and
others too numerous to mention.