The Republican journal., 1888-08-09
Nortbp0rt Camp Ground and Vicinity.

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Large numbers of our people are making North
port their summer home and many more are pre-
parlnS to go. tDe;ter Gazette.
Religious services were held in the Camp Ground
auditorium last Sunday at p. NJ, sermon by Rev.
b. c. Wentworth, of Belfast.
Miss Jrliette A. Wiegn Of this city, and her sig
Ter, Mrs. J. L. Cousins and children, are spending
week at the Wells cottage, near Little River.
Mr.. W. c. Crawford arrived home last Friday
and is at his cottage the North Shore. He is
enjoying an enforced vacation due to spraincd
foot.
Hartman had twenty passengers from Monday
evenings train for the Camp Ground. Among
them was Editor Moore Of the Arson Advocate,
who comes fora two weeks vacation in Northport.
The watering trough and fountain at Temple
Heights are literally ratronzcd by man and
Least. y board has been placed in conspicuous
place ON which the wayfaror may read: Temple
Heights Spiritual Water. Drink and never thirst"
Mr. Mark A. Wain was seriously injured by
Kick from a horse last week. He working the
horse On hay-fork, and the animal, although FOL-
merry perfectly kind and gentle, kicked with both
hind feet, hitting Mr.. W. i'll the breast and the
other in the face.
The cottages Oh the Camp Ground are fast filing
up and although the hotel is missed the place is
4uicter and has more homekc look than before.
when the new building is completed ana the grass
Is growing on the hotel site the surroundings will
be greatly improved. The new building, by the
way Is good looking structure, with broad
randas on two sides and will answer a very use
FIJI purpose.
/ m. tlp nm - fiiI
from Bangor to Camden for tie benefit Of the
Camp Ground Association, the proceeds to go to-
wards repairing their wharf The steamer made
landings on the bay and river, and had IA large
NUMBER of people board More than two hun
bred went on board at Belfast. The Bangor Band
accompanied the excursion and it very
pleasant occasion. Two hours were spent at Cam
den, and Befas; reached on the return trip at
about five O'Clock in the afternoon. The net pro
cccds We're nearly 500.
/ People who have been at Northport thi 5 summer
say that it was never as quiet there at this season
of the year at present and they do not look for
very ipurishing season at this popular bay re
sort. Many of the cottages have not Yet been
opened and some of the owners have rented their
/ cottages at Il very low price. The burning of the
| WaNeily House WAS great Blow to Northport
and il VIII probably be some time before the resort
| fully RECEIVERS from it. The c'lmpmcctingS may
give the place boom this year, but it will be OF
good advertising Northpor is destined to reach Il
| point cf popularity which it has never before at
| tainett some people are however, violently OPP
| posed TO Il new hotel and they naturally have con
siderable weight. 1t cannot now be told lust what
will be done about the matter. Bangor CONNER
! cial.
TEMPLE HEIGHTS. Many of the cottages are
occupied, and the re -taurant will BE- open this week.
The regular annual campmeeting will commence
August nth and continue till the Goth.
| Considerable building is going Last autumn
Chas. Wheeer, of Philips, built pretty cottage
| on Main St, towards the Cove. Miles Pcasc, of
| Belmont, and Mr. smith. Of Iampden, have built
cttagc~ in the Grove ami 4 cottage is We'll under
| was for iIr-. Morse, of searamont, the noted
dunn speaker. Through the energy of John Stew
art of Belfast, huge granite fountain has been set
ly the roadside and connected with the spring,
adding greatly TO the convenience and beauty of
the park. The wharf stood the storms Of winter
! vel, and i, IN the hes, condition.
SATURDAY. cow. The correspondent of the Sea
Breeze PORTS the following vacatioAists at 'he
| Cove" At j.. shaw 5 "Shary Dell" Harry Dur
ham, Boston, Mass; Mrs II. II. johnson and Miss
Ella johnson, Belfast; Hugh Ely and wife, and
Misses Kate, Rachel and Mary Ely, Beverly, Mass.
| ....M Chls. Richards ''Merry Makers cottage
Mrs. Ncvens, Mrs. Perkins and Master Chas. PEI
! kiAS. East Boston....t J. l.. Drinkwatcr's Mrs
| Adams, Mr.. Charles Adams, Allie Adams, Ned
| Pierce, VIM. McMarr, Boston, Mass; Mrs. Curtis
Miss Cora Curtis, Miss Louise Brown, Herbert
| SeTcHahce, Camhridg"pOrt .....At Mr.. Austin
| Drnhwattl's: Miss Bertha Richards, Somervlle
Mass: Mr. Carrie Hall and Miss Georgia Hall
| iincnlnVile .... Elm cottage, at VIM. Drinkwa
| ter's: Capt. David Hall and wife, Miss Lou Hall
| Mrs. Merriam, Harold Marian, Mrs. Merrill Miss
| Merrill, Mrs. T. W. GibIy, Masters Arthur and
| Harry Ghby. Miss Alice Gibl,y, MI. and Mrs. q
W. Gbby, Miss Laura wood, VIM ii. Pfan, Mrs
VIM. I-owery, Masters Willie ami OsmYnd Low
ely, Mr. ard Mrs. j. s Holt, Miss Eva Holt, all OF
Boston, Miss; Mr. and Mrs. John kempton, Cam
bridgeport. y party of fifteen from Boston have
engaged rooms for the balance Of the season and
arrived August 4th LAT the Cove House j. =
| lIerick: Nj. +. y. Reed and wife Miss Carri.
Cleveland, Miss Wells, New York; Judge Speart
and wife, Columbus, Ohio; Miss Margaret Round
tree, Miss Gertrude Reed Master Wells and War
rem Reed, Germantown, Pa; Mr. VIM. Whitney
AMI wife, Misses Emma. Carrie and Ella Whitney
Miss Ella Lowering Boston, Mass: Miss Haiti,
iightbourn, Worcester Mass. At Mrs. +. Is
| Elwel's: Mrs Goodrich Bush, Masters Dan and
Alfred Bush Westficid, Mass; MI. r. A. Hall
Wichita kansas....At CAPT. Alban Elwelrs ii
J. Hall and wife, Miss Gladys Dacre Hall, Mis-
Lizzie Gorlam ii. J. Hall, Jr, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Prffs FROM TlIE SEA BREEZE. The second is
sue of the sea Breeze made its appearance Satur
day, laden with saline particles. We clip from its
well-iillcti columns as follows: LIP. Foster of Bel
fast is builder of the store, etc. and is doing good
job. Ii is fast approaching conn letion.. Mr. Kid
der, OF Bangor, has bought the "Sharuen cottage OF
Fred Hartman has opened his bowling alley or
South Shore. Don't thinE of leaving Northpor
without ascending Mt. perciva.. Oscar Hills has
doubled i'll size his restaurant ut the North entrance
gate. Mrs Van Cotts campmecting commences
Immediately after the regular campneetins.
Coombs' Puvili, has be iii leased to W H. Stew.
art, who has resuscitatc'i roller skating Nv. W
Rice's family, of Wollaston, Mass. are at their cot
ta@e for the season, ON Clinton avenue ......U ii
| Andrews has built cottage on BayvieN
Square, and has also purchased farm further
down the shore in ''Guinca.".. Mrs. A. NJ. Lore
is mistress of the "Wigwam' on Main St, and has
lots of boarders who say everything is kept III ap
ple-pie orter...- MI. Bugboe and family and
friends, of Dorchester Mass, occupy Shady Bank
| cottage, South Shore for the Mrs. n
| Swan aud Miss Florence swan, of Bangor are al
| their cottage for the season, corner of Broadway
and Park Row. Mrs. L. NJ. Craig of Phila,el
phia, and Mrs. H. j. Jenkins, of RockIlnd have
| leased Fair Point cottage, South Shore, for the
| season A. II. A. Groeschncr and family OF
| Watertown, Mass. at their cottage, Beech
| wood, on South shore, for the season. Niessrs. A
| Wallitxer and W. A. leonard, of the same place
have been their guests latcly... Capt Turner, OF
| East I,oston, has become the possessor of the
"Eendiny' cottage on Maple street and is occupying
it with his family. He has enlarged it, built new
Nernt,aS, drain, etc. amt viii have of the best
cottages here. The square where the Naverley
stood Is being grated and seeded down. Broad
way will be continued across it and drinking
trough will be erected at ONCE to be furnished with
water from never failing ~l,ring just above.......
Mr.. and Mrs. y. +. Eragg, OF Bangor, with
friends from Providence, Il. L., aud Buffalo, y. Y ,
are at their cottage on Park low Geo. o. Good
win and wife, from Mass, Mrs. Albert Paine, of
Boston, and Miss 5. l.. Sargent, of Brewer who
have been rusica.ing at the different Maine sum
mer resorts, were late visitors at II. r. Sargeut's,
on Bay Terrace. They drove to Camden around
the "Turnpite road, and pronounce it of the
| ]oyclicst drives in Mime. Mrs. j. Burbank, of
Bangor, and friends, are at her cottage on Meri
thew Square Mrs. l.. NJ. staples, of Washing
ton, has arrived al her cottage, ''West End" on
Georges street. Mrs. NJ Il. Davis of OldtoW =,
the pioneer tenter ont, is again under her
roof for the season on Georges street, upper grove
....fhe Pitcher girls have returned for their an
nual outing, am! are domiciled ut the old home
stead cottage Belfast Avenue. Hartman 5
| Express is one of the Northpolt necessities. You
| can always depend on slack and when You see
that paper reminder slip pinned on his lapel you
may understand he means biz III. The quarterly
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