The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22
Northport News.
Campmeeting begins next Monday.

Orrington.
Capt. Cyrus Fuller and wife Of East Bos-
ton are visiting Mrs. F.'s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Mitchell.
Mrs. Pauline Kent of Rockport is stopping
with her mother, Mrs. Emery Brown, dur
ing Capt. Kents absence at sea.
The spring which has supplied Northport
Camp Ground and the North Shore has run
dry, and there is a run upon the wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Orcutt Of Thomaston
retained home the first Of the week from a
very enjoyable visit to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Orrutt
Mrs. Mary Waterman Of Belfast was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Edward Drinkwa-
Temple Heights.
Mrs. y. z. Gllden received a very pleas
ant visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart If Ap-
pieton on their way to the Campmeeting at
Temple Height last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Trafton and
daughter Of Maiden, and Mrs. Carrie Hall
and daughter Of Linconville, are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Drinkwater
The ladies connected with tie Good TEN
plars society Will hold Il fair at their new
Hall Friday evening, Aus 2sth 1t IL hoped
al VIII feel interested in the matter ana
give them a substantial liit financially.
The departures of our summer visitors are
unpleasant reminders that the season is
drawing to close, and soon tile cove will
seem more like a deserted village than ever,
so great will the contrast be after tile iolly
throng has gone.
There was a meeting at the Cove Monday
of four former suhoolnates, who HAD not
met before in nearly 90 years, and two of
them had not met ia - years. All Are mar
riea and living ID different places and their
meeting in one house without pre-arrange-
nent was a pleasant surprise To all They
are Annie Herrick Donovan of Lynn, Mass
Eta Drinkwater Trafton of Maiden; Carrie
Drinkwater Hall Of Lincolnville and Lillian
Patterson McN1ahan of Belfast
The guests stopping at the Searsport Cot
tage, Northport Camp Ground, during the
Chautauaua Assembly are: Miss Margaret
Stlllman, Pllila; Mrs Z. a. Lewis, Wal
than Mass Mrs. A. S. Merrill. Mrs. r A
Sargent, Mrs. j. u. Dutch, Mrs. Nv NJ.
" httum, Mrs. II. Donley. Misses Hannah
Celrord, Blanche Whittuln, Jessie Nicker-
son, I,la Morse, l.ucy Sargent, Fastnet Ers-
lina Flora,,ca Carv.r and ,Iast.rs p,,tart
Hiehbprn ana I4eo Sargent, Searsport.
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ITS leiliP'e Helsii's oPfltlldi camp Meet
ing CLOSED lts l9Ih annual session sunday,
aug loth. 1he weather was hne, With the
exception ol Two days, and the attendance
during the Gays VII prohably show as
large an average Az any preceding year