The Republican journal., 1892-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cutter, of Bangor are
stopping at the kidder cottage.
More cottages are occupied here at this
time than usual heretofore 81 early in the
season.
Good dinners and free lemonade We're
served at the Ocean House by the Benner
brothers on the 4th.
Mrs. Jellison has opened her house on
Griffin street Mrs. Burnam, of Pittsheld, a
familiar visitor, is stopping here
Rev. S. l.. Towne, of Bangor. arrived last
week with his family and has taken up quar-
ters at the South Shore. Some other parties
have located there recently
A party Of ladies arrived from Hampden
last Friday and opened the society house of
that town. Among them is Mrs Holt, of
Quincy, Mass, who has soiourned in Maine
the past winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Moves, of Bangor, are with
Mr.. Parkhurst (Mrs. Ms father for visit.
The Parkhurst cottage is still towering up
with improvements land these improvements
are catching all round
After the heav, rain of the Sd came the
heavy wind of the 4th Then came the
quiet evening and our old friend he moon,
and everybody was glad to renew an ac-
qualntance SO long obscured by the floods
and fogs.
Mrs. Lord has sold the "Wigwam' cottage
on lain street to master-builder Tibbets
The house will be occupied this season by
Mrs. H awes and Mr. and Mrs Ireland and
their families and Miss Emma Smith, all
from Bangor.
Rev c. \. Maine delivered a very patriotic
and able discourse at the Bangor house here
last Sunday, appropriate IL the day we cele-
hrate. 1t was a glowing eulogy of the great
ness of this blessed country. and especially
of the boundless West. Mr.. Maine is book
ed for d pastorate in Iowa
Mrs. j w Brown was suddenly called by
telegram to return to Washington last We'd
nesdav, some accidental injury to her hl,s-
band rendering her presence necessary
Mr.. Brown has been a clerk in the War
Department for many years, and has taken
his annual vacations in this place.
The evening of the 4th was duly observed
here with skyrocketS and illumnations
Park Row being the central attraction
where MessrS. Partridge, Lincoln and Cor
ham made q big parade of colored lights
Roberts Bros. saluted with brilliant rockets
from the North Shore, to which the boys on
the South Shore responded.
Saturday quite number Of passengers
landed from the Boston boat bound for sat
urday Cove. On Sunday last is passengers
landed here from Stmr Katahdin, among
them tive ladies Of the Pitcher family here
who have spent the winter in Boston Mr.
II. H. Andrews came on the same boat, from
Lynn, Mass. also the Jolly Mr. Groaschner
of the steam yacht Guenevere. 10 Join his
family on the South Shore.
An excursion party numbering 125 per
sons, mostly the worlllnen of the Webster
paper mills at Orono, with their families.
came here on the it'll on the new steamer
Sedgwick, and dined at the Northport hotel
returning in the afternoon. All their eX-
penSes We're paid by the generous proprie-
tors of the mills, who thus keep up most
cordial relation with their employees The
company We're loud in praises of their re-
ception and good fare here, and departed
with cheers for Northport. The hotel fur
nished dinner on that day to more than one
hundred and fifty persons.