The Republican journal., 1889-08-15
NOrthp0rt Camp Ground and Vicinity.

NtiF tlult iUIlN dltch,Ctt.
Mr. L. D. Burd and family are occupying their
cottage at Little River.
The Grover cottage on Broadway has been sold
to Capt. Hopkins of Brewer.
Erooms and paint have much improved the altar
and audience circle this week.
Brown bread and beans came on the ground
from Belfast last Sunday morning.
Fairfield has been the town best represented
here this season, in numbers at least.
Miss Mary A. Bckmore of Springfield, Mass
formerly of Belfast, is stopping with Mrs. Emery.
The Temple Heights campmeeting will begin
next Sunday. IT is safe to predict a large attend
ance.
Hon. J. l.. Smith, of Oidtown, with his family is
occupying his irstclass house near the steamboat
! wharf.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge and Mrs Iewes, OF
| Newburg Centre have taken cottage on Broad
way for tie
| f. 5. Walls and wife have arrived from Ninal-
haven and at their Camp Ground cottage for
the remainder of the season.
Mr.. 6. NJ. Dutton and wife, of Orono, are stop
ping at the l.. \. knowton cottage Mr.. ID. comes
here BY advice for his nealth
II. I. Sanborn, agent of the b. K b. $ $. Co., has
been here with his family for a week past, and is
occupying the Brown cottage near the shore
Arrivals continue steadily every day, and 1t is
difficult to say where many people store them
| selves. The tents viii have to go up next week
Mrs. c. I.anahan, Miss Gertrude Lanahan and
Miss Helen Lanahan, of Baltimore, arrived sun
day andar guests Of Mr.. and Mrs l.. 7. Boothby.
Mrs. A. LcBaron and son, of Whitman, Mass.
who are visiting relatives in Belfast are at south
Shore, NorthpoIt this week, guests of Mrs }. g.
| Damon.
+. (. McCard and wife of Clinton, have opened
the Wheeler cottage on Main street. DIR. Brock
and wife and Maniey Morrison and wife, also of
Clinton, are at the Blcthen cottage.
Mir C. o. Poor and family spend good deal of
time at TIER Little River cottage. This Is one of
the first of the shore cottages and has been the
scene Of great deal OF enjoyment.
MISSES Wood and Jackson, of Belfast are among
the tent jewellers On the Camp Ground. For some
eight on nine Years they have taken their vacation
IN Ills way and they thoroughly enjoy it.
some OF the Union cottage people talk Of buying
the lot On Park Row in rear of the Union building
anl 'hus getting clear way to the shore. others
say large first class cottage is to be erected there
After all the reports rs to buried treasure on the
shore Of renobscot Bay, here is something tangi-
bic. Cold has been found at Northport One day
Last wccb 4 lady picked ny q gold dollar in the
street
Hon. G. H. >eWhal, of the firm Of Lawrence,
Philips q NuNhal and MIR. {. 5. Wyer, of Fair
field, 'iroye to Northrort last week with pair of
line bay horses. Ar. y. VIII spend few days
with his family here.
Frcsijin2 Elder Wharf preached in the grove
sunday to an audience of about two hundred. and
other religious meetings were held during the day.
Rev. Jesse K. Baker, of Rockland, was announced
to preach neat sunday.
\ grand piano is fer the first time heard upon
the Camp Ground. II is located in cottage near
the foot of GIjlith street. The Ocean House near
by has had fine instrument for year past and
it Is heard from every evening.
Nearly all om Young people and many Of The
Older ones visited the circus at Belfast, and all
were pleased with the general features of the
SHOW. It gems to have been the most honest cir
Gus g:,r4 that has visited this countv for many
years.
MI, stca,lcr Lizzie May snow has had her boil
4 meN one viii be put in. This explains her non
appearance on the route between Bangor and
Northpor. she expected to be in running order
next week
Mr and M. "eo. W Burgess and Mr.. and Mrs
II. J. Locke spent saturday night and Sunday at
LiiinutiaH = atta2e on the Camp Ground. They had
Mr.. and MIR. \. I. Condon to dinner Sunday, a
clam chow,lcr cling first on the bin of fare.
Genial y 4 Hp,r of tine ran,,or witt, and
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were from, j men. Praise from, s,,rI, sn,,rcr i
worth having. toue again. Bro. Brrr.
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INV. Is ar,Ir,i.d .arl, ana lote ii ,ho ..,.on
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ana some excellent ,,.,.a,. l,t o,,onc .ho,,, III
tile Belfast players easily take the lead Whom
YOU have heard Young Mr.. B,rkctt MAY Won will
begin 10 know what n modcrn rs,,,ngInd bonio
Is capaAle of.
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AFTERNOON ihey Drought their picnic dinners
VIII" ''eii ana sfe'i themselves along the shore
TO eat Aen' women and children were about in
el,iai numbers.
Three nft,.;,!"r ladies l,ouncd flannel hotldro
suits one morning last week and plunged into the
cool water early in the morning More than this
they not onlv wade ont over the rocks bnt struck
out like mermaids ana had n swim that was invic
Grating at least 70 ail the beholdcrs. Few strony
men Nould lave disllaycd 50 much ,,Iucl, arl
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iAe''urhal Is on sale at the store every Thursday
morning Oh arrival Of Harrman's Express. sub
scrpLons ana advertisements Will be received by
our agent and correspondent, Mr.. J. W. Emery, at
| Emery Cottage. The } ournal makes a speciality
Of Camp Ground and Northport news and gives
AL the news Of the day and the local happenings
| in city and county.
GRAND ENtfH>toN There will he . ,.rd a.,
cursion to Nuthpolt and arounn tsleshnro NO, #
| Monday IN the steamer katahdin uuIpr thn ans
lices of the Northport Camp Ground Association
The boat will leave her wharf in Ban,ror at "a
NJ and on the return trip will leave No,tbno,t # .
= NJ The Hanror pa,I will r,,,,;., ,,.,,,,. .,
he occ,sfon The fare fran, p,,,,,,, ,,;I, Ia 49,,
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