The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-07-04
Northport News.

Mrs. Rena Gray Of Brockton, Mass Is
visiting her mother Mrs Henry PendIeton
Mr.. Charles Batchelder is at home from
Portland and will remain for some time.
Mr.. O. Fl. Cummings and wife of Boston
are visiting Mr.. C.'s parents, Mr. and Mrs
Otis Cummings.
Miss Isabelle johnson, Mrs Louisa F.
Lawrey and her son William are stopping at
the Elm Cottage.
Miss Ina Oliver has returned to her home
at Thomaston, after 4 very pleasant visit To
Mrs. A. +. Ewell.
Mrs. Frank Waterman of Belfast has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Edward Drinkwater,
for the past few days.
W. a Clark has bought the Crawford cot
tage, North Shore, and will occupy it this
season. 1t viii be moved back ten feet anl
some other changes made
Mr.. Calvin =. Elwell HAS shipped II tirst
officer Of tile Ship JOHN Mcdonald, Which II
loading at New York for San Francisco, and
Will soon leavr to assume hin duties
Ten Thousand copies have been issued II
The program tor The Third Annual Chautall-
lna ana Sunday School Assembly Mt North
port Camp Gro';l,l, a IL. 27tll, eath and ..itl,
Mrs. ~ IT. I5atcielder, WHO accompanied
her hnshand Cart. AIolzo Batchrlder on
his trip to Hack Island to load with stone
for New York arrived home last Friday
afrermoon
Capt. d. S. Kent Of Rockport returned
home Monday, after very enjoyable visit
to Mr. anu Mrs. Emery Brown and their
daughter, Miss Pauline, who accompanied
him to bis home.
There seemed to ha no excuse for any one
last Sunday for not attending church, as
there were services in tile forenoon and
afternoon, besides ) O'clock Service, ana
later in the evening the {. f. society held
their meeting and all We're we'll attended
Az Temple Heights Mrs. Ahbie Morse Of
Searsmont spoke in the auditorium to a good
audience. Previous to the discourse. Young
Miss Gould rected some very affecting selec-
tions, which showed talent Of a high order
and We're highly appreciated by all.
The United Boys Brigade connected With
DR.. Gordon's Church, Boston, came on the
Penobscot June 10Th landed at the Metho-
dist Camp Ground and marched III body to
the Lancaster house, the property of Mr. w.
A. Whitney Of Boston, who with lis family
spend their summers here, ana who kindly
rendered the Brigade the free lse of the
house, which was gladly accepted. About
noon they reached the Cove anN marched III
rectly t. their quarters, where they stacked
their arms, and prepared for attack npon
sumntuaus spread that had heen speriailV
prepared fur the occasion. After dinner thev
inspected their quarters and found every-
thlhs had httn done IN make them comfort
able daring thair stay, which We're greatly
appreciated hy theln, ~ they iittlt expected
ta nnd SnFh X beautiful r-fdsINnnS Tie
BOYS presented somewhat tired appear
ance, in consequence of a rather sleelfes. (.
pne-fall 1ulle5 tE@M thn Camp tfrpuLd, stil \
fi4eN AadA VeHN g0od arpeaHnef, TheN
are Nniiarnvd in iiiur larArt~i WMtH TfQn7- \
Yrs antt s9luier eaps l'hry aye 4 lire loON-
ihg 4ei pi hVHS auN Ptalhly SApW }ae etle- 4
lRi tfa'liHl4 VltN AaNe ieRtlNrV- A4tANtgl \
the Weaftlrf .as Aeen very pac aha oat-il3or |
ehlA AeA' SENS" ihto iiihte'l, If II ilNNei fe
remaining days q tneir Fisit Will hr lnHre |
enJnNahlt- su mitch so that they wll ali want |
!" r"lnr igalh htNt year, fprWr ptti."Nt tllNif 4
eh0ler fanla nsYrr have taliHn HNpn la"1- \
charming place IN TINS " any 4ther stttr fur |
summer 8"uhs- Delightful sra and wpo's- \
land scenery greets tMe eye at rvery tnrn, \
pleasant drives abound, clam bak-s ana !
ehowders can he enjoyed anywhere along 4
th+ shore, facilities for boating. fishing anA \