The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-08-19
The Local Summer Resorts.

Bragg, Mrs. Edith Aver, Mrs. Plummcr, Mis-.
Annie Baker, Bangor; Frank knowlton and Belle
SWEET, Belfast; Arvilla Sawyer, Oldtown, Mrs j
Is. Mayo, FoNcroft; Edwin Howe and friend, Bos
ton; e. H. Lord, saltwater. They attended al
entertainment at Megntcook Hall in the evening
given by the Eutupe Quartetc of Bangor, and in
dulged in very pleasant trip home by moonlight
1--we are in the midst of the season, but mex
week the crowd of cottagcrs will be here, and the
week following the crowd will come and spread
all over the Grounds and tread it down till there is
hardly any turf left on Ruggles' park. We heal
Capt. Barbour, of Bangor the owner of the "Susie
May" is trying to form a stock company here tt
build nice little steamer especially for Northport
success to him. in our roster of North Shore last
week we omitted to insert Lauterbrunncn cottage
occupied by VIM. Howe, wife and daughter Haiti,
y. Howe, Ed. and Florence Howe and Jacob Bar
ley, of Boston. ...Joln Il. Phillips and wife and
daughters Gcrtic and Maud, from Waverly, Mass
are visiting his sister, Mrs. A. J.. Damon, South
Shore. .Chas. T.. Smith, of Freeman, will build
a new cottage on Bay View Square this season..
"A new well is being dug Griffin Sta needed
addition to that locality... The canvas is being
spread all through the grove
notced Rev. W. Drew Wyman, a graduate OF
Colby, now pastor Of a Baptist church in Mass
stopping here. He was here last wear Rev b. T.
Merrill Of Brewer Conversational Church is here
also Rev. c. b. Bessce of Thomaston with his fam
ny Is occupying his cottage here. The doctors
ilhu Northport good place for vacation: DR.. C.
I. THOMAS Of Brewer, DR.. II. E. Snow of Bucks
port, and Dir. Luce of Freedom are here | met a
Mr.. Webb of Jackson, Mich, at the hotel. lie is
mere with his family. He came for relief OF q
throat trouble by Recommendation Of All ola Waldo
physician, pr Mains. f''B" in Waterville Mail
me wonder is not that people come, or linger
but That so few comparatively, understand the adj
NahtaGcs which Northport presents as a summc!
resort. The need of an annual vacation for tho
busy worker is becoming more apparent year by
year, hence the growing demand for place of
quiet comfort These are days of hurry We are
running under high pressure, brains and strength
arc ankle oycrtaNcd, and sooner later must yield
unless the tension Is sometimes relaxed, and Op.
portunty given for rest and refreshing. What
better place can we lind than here at Northport
"neie we liVe a. quiet q can be desired, soothed
not disturbed, by the echoes from the more fash.
ionable centcrs: Madison Bulletin.
TEMPLE HEIGHTS
4 correspondent of the sea Breeze reports: All
Of the cottages are now occupied but one. Mr.
Gould has opened his restaurant. =. Mr.. MAYNARD
has completed his cottage, and it is very attractive
and pretty. Mrs. Babcock has also completed
and moved into hers......Mr Tucker and family
arc now occupying their cottage. Mr.. Stewart
has opened boarding house in his basement 49,.
Mrs. A. u. Brown, of st Johnsbury, VT, arrived
on Wednesday,. The grounds and streets have
been put in order for the campmcetng, and it bids
1alr to be the largest attended meeting that has
been held since the ground was opened :. Dr. b
Colson has more professional calls than he can at
tend to-. There are new tents being pitched every
day Mr.. Robin7on's family, Of Bangor are now
occupying their cottage. .....W. ii. Saywarl, Of
IbornUikp 1n1tlp {, Rich MI Iy- vie an
Sunday last. He much pleased with the
grounds ami surroundings. The Sclectmen of
the town have made some grand improvements il,
grading the hills through the grounds, and they
have the thanks of the Society for their Kindness
IF. III. Durham'S two daughters, of Belfast
Lena and sarah, and II. 5. Rich and wife and
daughter, are stopping at Richs cottage. IL. c.
Morse lost 4 valuable dog on Tuesday last. He
was with them at the grounds and has strayed
away. Any one finding him will be well reward
ed. He is 4 hirt'-dog of reddish color An ex,
curSlon from Wnterport landed here Thursday
numbering about l00 on the steamer Ralph Ross
-...J. Fred Durham, of Norfolk, Va, has been
stopping on the grounds. ii. G. Berry and wife
and Joseph stiles, the great test medium are eN.
rectcd here Thursday.
SATURDAY COVE.
The following are the new arrivals att. j. Shaw's
X. Mclaughlin and wife, Mr.. John Chase and
Wife, Miss Lily Brcen, Mrs. Thomas Callahan
Mrs. Chas. Durham, Boston, Mass; j. T. Trefe.
then, Mrs. j. T. Trcfcthen, Miss Helen Trefethen
Camhridgcport Mass
Guests at OTIS Cummings Lewis A. Barker
and Wife, and Lewis Barker, Jr., Bangor; Philip,
Ed. Everett. and Arthur Bowkcr, Brooklnc, Mass.
Residents
Miss Maggie Bell, Mrs. j. G. Colcord and son,
Arthur Darling, Mrs. Frank tibby, Arthur Harry
and Alice Gibby, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. t;ibbv, Mrs.
j. : Holt Russell 5. Holt Miss Eva A. Holt, Mr.
ami Mrs. Geo. W. LAYERS and two children Mr..
amt MIS- iond and son. Harry W. Lovett, Masters
osinond and Willie Lowcry, VIM. &. Pfah IL.
wife and daughter, VIM. W. Morse Mr. and Mrs
= :. Rawlings, James Wishart, Laura b. Wood,
Mrs Il. F. leaton and kenzie d. Yeaton
SEARspoRT.
me following were among the arrivals and
guests at the popular Searsport House last week
NJ : French, II. X. Perkins, j. d. Miller Leo
Payne, Edward Floyd, W. r. uunneweIl. ". II.
Prescott and family, H. 4. Small, Irving Iichborn
j. C. Brown, Miss Addie Perry florrie Perry,
Miss Edith Ncudder, all of Boston; f. j. Cunning
nam, Daniel Barnes, \. Foster Clark, Z. Pert, of
New York; y. Eastman, Warren; Cyrus True,
t'alesburg, H.; {. o. Dunton, W. ii. Lord Win
teIport a. Hayden, f. Troy; II. o. Hobbs, f. T.
Foster, Portland; II. l.. and Mrs. Z. A. Johnston
" aSiIngton; L.. A. Dow Sears Island Can't J. II.
Co!conl and family, Hong Kong, China; G. f.
Barnard G. w. Butler Union: T. NJ Henderson
and family, IEallowell NJ. W pember, Hartford.
CT L. a. Barker and family c. W. Potter, .Jr,
Miss | p.,EI,,