The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-08-28
N orthport Notes.
The Indians are encamped here.

"All aboard for the Camp Ground'
scrub game of base ball was played on Rug
giles Park on Monday.
a new street has been built from the Waverey
House to Bay View square, and good job of
grading done.
Tuesday a rainy and disagreeabe day.
Everybody kept within their tents and fires We're
needed to keep comfortable.
A large excursion came from Bangor on Mon
day, which will be followed during the week, by
others from all directions.
Beer is landed from the Bangor boats, and is
a great source of annoyance unless it is stolen
from the pier, the last week.
The drowning accident is much discussed here,
and wild and groundess rumors are ailoat. The
theme will last during the whole season.
The new road contractors have commenced on
the north end of the route, and have "grubbed"
the from the Bluff nearly up to tie So shore
terminus.
The religious attendance is large. Services were
held Monday afternoon, which has not been the
custom on the opening day. Rev. Mr.. Gehan, or
China, preached and held the close attention of a
large audience.
Mir. Frank Z. Nickery has purchased the yacht,
Gertrude of Bucksport. She is neat, trim vessel
and VIII accommodate party of twenty five, being
furnished complete with bedding etc Mr.. Nickery
has also purchased a cottage al Northport and will
stay through the month of September in that
vicinity. Capt: NicHery came home yesterday and
is regular Old salt. So accustomed is he to hear
| ing the swash of the water, that he had to hire
Charles Duren to throw IA few buckets of water
against the side of his bedroom before he could go
| to sleep Fairfield journal.
SEA BREEZE PERSONALS Rev Or5on p. Allen
Of The American Missionary Board is spending a
vacation here. b. z. Palmer, of the Boston
Globe, stopped Wednesday and Thursday
with his family, at Burbanks cottage ...irs. Geo
b. Goodwin, daughter and child, of Boston, wife
Of one Of the Post editors, were guests Of James
| Webster Griffin st., last week. .Phlo ChaSe
Of New York, is rraticatng for season al the Nc
Donald cottage, North Shore.
Mr. Ruggles was asked concerning the report
that the Metholists We're contemplating the selling
of the grounds, owing to the changed features
OF the place as a summer resort. He said nothing
of the kind has ever come before the conference
general meeting, but the question has been lis
cu-sed among the members. He said the associa
ton has much money invested, but Unless they
could control the vicinity, they would he broken
up. He alluded to the liquor That i sold 1T the
place and much regretted it.
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last season Mr. Ru.gIes said that the Monday
morning collection from cottage dwcllcrs was
about the same is last season. He complains of
the drunkenness both inside and outside OF the
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l'lE Dh""NlSG CASE HrniioA wa m'0e IaN'
week 81 we Misrepresentation MS Ah'i''o'' io"e''
an" ING subsequent AH'HnS u hel """. ga l"'
sh're Oh Inc pay since 'htM coroner gar! mas
investigated the matter ana reacheH Nrrdlct, but
the case Is sun mystery concerning Wh'h b."
satisfactory s"iutloh has been presented me
young ""il}th ltIt te 'ott''Se "L a. - iU'Aci ~
SofocN saturday evening" 'he l"'H 'nIe' y ""'N
OF Mr.. Maeomber' ana fo"td cut HF"A ING "ay
"l"he' she was seen 10y huhpef q persons III
other boats, who engaged her IN Conversations ana
an are unanimous IN ''fhihS t'i'tt se was III t''e
bt5t OF spirits. she fa'eG WIN Il p9at asa coming
III follslon WIN IL maze some laughing roinarh
ana pulled away. she Q'lleI out distance from
tile shore roWed her boat around III circle, went
b"ckWafds ana forwards apparently hent s"ieN
~ cf9oy' htht' or ntHl> an 'ioul 9c was III Hoae
company WIN :" 'o"l '""'"i"'nS '" "t9' 'i'h"'''S
"eoiSe uioiSi' ana Nv" YOUNG ""l5S- INC '""5
men Say '''' 'il97 lower JoNl'iSE 9'Nt 9'e """i"
:" OUT anu 'i'h"i ana ''9Ne' one "a thep ~ ''N'
ms sklh ana come OUT l" hof' "heh lhe Young
men puied IN anu ln"teo al te wharf, MIS-
Tower loIioWei. ING was seen JN7l az 'H!fh
" snort Instance "tio" inc atN'uhpoal Nii"fi
backing hef BOAT stern foremost towards Inc shore
50 1ir as Is known this was thc laS1 seen OF Miss
rover awe FROM mat point AL trace OF me
young woman was l"9l until " e'he7'iaE afternoon
inc Zoth, Wheh hef dead uody was discovered
among the sea Weed by Mrs. h. y. Weller OF i'Aa
SoI, VINO was Walking on the neach heioW lhe c"l-
tase of MIR. f. b. knowlton. Sheriff WadsWorth
anu coroner D. d. Iucker were hotlileu ana lihihc
dIalely went 10 the camp Sfouha. 1hcre was
crowd had collecte'i about the remains, which were
lying upon the shore. Coroner Tucker summoned
Jury from the bystahders as follows George
f. Bracket, Lorenzo Dow, Milton +. Garter hh
Cook, ana Russell e. Dyer, OF Belfast, anu ReV l.
H. W. Mhalli, OF Newport lhe jury removed the
pouy 10 an out building belonging 10 inc NaN'llcg
House, where the remains were viewed. Dr. H.
Ii. Johnson OF Belfast, was in Attendance and
assisted nE Dr. = W. Bragg, OF Lincoln, mate Il
post ihortem examination. The following Is l)r
Johnson's report of the autopsy: al found NNter
temporal bones, slight abrasons of the skin with
discolorations also slight abr&sions Of skin on
right forearm. The right eve highly con@ested,
probably owing to rupture of some Internal blood
vessel The body presented slightly bloatcd ap-
| pearance over surface of trunk, upper and lower
eXtremities normal, or nearly so. The uterus was
rn,,ovod which ,,aynal.d ,rnn,,,,,.,. il, it, o,,l,.