The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-15
Northport News.

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Mr. and Mrs Oscar Pendergast Of Lynn,
Mass, are visiting Mr. anu Mrs. Joseph
Lane,
Mrs Daniel Appleton and her son MILFORD
Of Orrngton are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
circuit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Whitney Of Win
tArop, Mass. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Viii
liam A. Whitney.
Mr.. William A. Whitney left for Bostcn
Monday on business which will hesitate
! his absence about two weeks.
Charles Elwell left for Boston last week to
assume the duties of rst officer Of the three
masted sch. Thomas H. Lawrence.
Fred Il. Mitchell left on the boat last Sun
day to resume his occupation as stage mana
ger at the Lyceum Theatre, Boston.
Mrs Amanda Drinkwater Of Maiden, and
Mrs Annie Donovan Of Lynn, Mass, are oc-
cupyng the Taylor cottage Oh Bay street.
Steamer Emmeline brought quite num-
Ter of eNcursonists from Rockland Sunday,
to attend the camp meeting at Temple
Heights.
Mrs. Clara Hopkins, who has been away at
sea with her husband, Capt VIM. Hopkins,
is now visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Crockett.
John c. Fuller Of Liberty brought large
party from that place to the Camp Ground
last Friday, including number of ladies
and gentlemen from New York.
Mr. and Mrs p. A. Foote of Dorchester,
Mass, are spending their vacation AZ the
farm Of Mi Hudson Brown. and are enjoy
ing themselves exceedingly well amid their
pleasant surroundings.
Saturday night Northport Camp Ground
Was Respondent. The hotel verandas We're
hung with japanese lanterns, and many cot
tages We're illuminated in the same way.
The effect from the water was beautiful
A most delightful entertainment was given
at Northport Camp Ground, With the follow
ing program.
Vocal Solo, "I.,ar,lita," ]. Cpnerone
Miss Ethelyne Baker. Maiden, Mass.
Rec. 1.-The life Boat,
Mr. Leon Brown, Boston.
Vocal Solo. Selected,
MI. G. AsAhy MeasS, New Haven.
Vocal 500 Tie i,tfc Dog L nderlAe Wagon,
Haz- Burr, Brewer.
Rec. The New Bonnet
Mary AngleN, Bangor.
song, Night q Nights,
Mss Myrtle Higgins.
Song, Q Sweet, Q Fair and Holy,
Miss Alice Klnhail, Jansiea Plain
Song, For Az Eternity,
Mrs EtMlyene Baker
Rec, Selected
Mr. Loon Brown
Song. Selected
Mr.. c. Asili,y Mear-.
Mis- Myrtle HisItn--
Good Might Drill
Each SOC was finely rendered and recev-
ed with applause. Mr.. Browns iecit@tions
deserve special mention, HI responded to
two encores With humorous selections which
We're Well given But !, remained for the
little folks to capture tie audience and
they seceived the Good Night Drill with
a storm Of applause. After the last little
one Hazel BURR lad blown out her candle
and resired to her crib charmngly sweet
| lullaby was rendered hy Miss Myrtle Hig-
gins.
The NoIthnort Chantauqla Assembly was
opene,i Tuesday evening. The Rev. George
f, u Lindsay Who N me moving shirt in eon
| nertio1 With IT. las preparea A PROGRAM Nj
rare excellence. Daring the elrht Secular
DAYS there VIII he three grand lectures hy
| tile Rev j o. Wilson. u. ID. Of BROOKLYN.
I Al y. HI. is regarded III beng tile ahlest
| lecturer that has appeared ia Maine for a
long time His lecture topics Indicate an in
teresting course of lectures 1nev are AZ
follows: "The Yellowstone and Nosemite
Switzerland IN Autumn Robes, and '.Sit-
ting for His Picture" There are to be four
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