The Republican journal., 1896-07-30

ping with her daughter, Mrs. DR.. King at
the Glidden cottage.
| Capt S. II. Woodbury. and family OF
cottages on Bay street.
Hon. NJ. F. Simpson took a party of friends
to Islesboro in the yacht Hattie c. Meehan
| Tuesday for a clam-ba
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Bickford Of South Bos-
ton are visiting Mrs. BIS brother, Mr.. C. W.
| Miles, at his cottage on Maple street.
Mrs. Goodenow had birthday party on
board the new yacht Glide last Friday The
day was very pleasantly spent on the bay
Ralph Blethen and friend OF Dexter.
Messrs. Cullom and Dunton of Boston, are
among the guests at Oscar Hills farm house.
Leslie Knowlton of Boston is spending a
two-weeks' vacation at the F. 3. Knowl-
ton cottage, accompanied by friends from
Boston and Everett
Mrs. n. B, Hunt of Hermon Centre and
Misses Maude M. and Nella NJ. Merrick of
Watervlle are at the Emery cottage, on
Maple street.
opened his Photographic studio on the South
Shore. This is his twentieth consecutive
season on the grounds.
Harry Carleton has taken the rink for the
season and has dances Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings, with music by an
orchestra from Atlantic CITY.
A party of eight from Monson were at the
Goodcheer cottage on Main street last week.
They were Messrs. Bicknell, Mcfarland,
Dexter and Brown and their wives.
Blackboard parties are now of daily occur
renee and rides are taken in all directions.
The favorite route is to Camden by way of
the turnpike, returning by the shore road
The new bay window and tower on the
Miles cottage on Maple street is finished
and is an ornament to the locality. Tibbetts
was architect and Bartlett Wadlin painter.
Among the guests registered at the Ocean
House the past week were G. 81. Reed, Port
land, Chas. @. Waterman and W. L. Black,
Wakefield, Mass, G. F. Smith, Somerville,
Mass,
Mrs. W. n. Hanson, her daughter Maud
and son George, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Farms
worth, Mrs. J. Kendall and daughter Goldie
| of Boston were guests of Mrs. E. P. Alexan-
der at the Belfast cottage last week.
In these days of variable weather our cot
tagers should see that their flag halyards are
properly looked after. The stretching of
the halyards has occasionally set some of the
flags at half mast, which doesn't look cheer
full.
"The Jokers,' an organization formed by
10 young ladies of Belfast several years ago
held reunion at the L. A. Knowlton farm
house last Thursday. Eleven Of the original
members We're present. A very enjoyable
day was passed.
The base ball team has been re-organized
among our summer residents, and is in daily
practice. Tuesday they took the yachts
Glide and Hattie G. Meehan and went to
Belfast for game. AS they We're becalmed
not arrive in Belfast until i o'clock the
game was necessarily given up. A number of
ladies accompanied the team on the trip.
The following party is at F. B. Knowltor.' $
cottage on Bay street: Alice Anthes, Nal
den, Mass. Mabel Allen, Mrs. G. H. Alien,
Herbert Allen, Dorchester, Mass. Bernice
NJ, Fuller, Woodstock, VT. Mrs. A. d. Stud
ley, Boston, Mass. Mrs. o. B. Shepley, Bel
fast; Mrs. G. W. Bennett, Chelsea Leslie
Knowlton, Ada Knowton, Mrs. b O.
KnowIton, Everett; Eliza Marsden, Chaun-
cey Emmerson, Maiden; Louise Knowlton,
Belfast; Edward NJ. Slayton, Chelsea );
Emma Wilber, Dorchester Abbie Haven,
Hopkinton; Arthur Haven, Worcester; Ed
win Baldwin, Everett; Margaret Eccles and
Ella Williams, Cambridge; Grace Kelley,
Winthrop; Mrs, Annie West, Maiden.
The following are among the guests regis
tered at Northport Hotel during the past
week: H. c. Allen, Boston; W. H. Hill,
Marlboro; G. E. Morse and wife, Boston; A
G, Noyes, Bangor; Miss L. A. Winn, Burn
ham, Hiram Bliss, Jr., Washington; Mrs.
G. l., Foss, Saco; Mrs. R. NJ. Plummer and
party, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Kelley and daughter, F airtield Geo W.
Lawrence and wife, Lawre nee; A. W Brain
ard, North Andover, Mass; Edward Spauld-
ing, Boston; Mrs. Lewis E. Whitten and
Miss Edna Whitten. Carmel; B. j. McCline,
Chicago