The Republican journal., 1896-07-23

Miss Florence swan OF Bangor returned
home for short stay last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cayting returned home te
Bangor this week after two weeks stay.
L. S. Batchelder, NJ. D., and family Of
Rockland are in the Cross cottage on Grifir
street.
Mrs. Ara Warren and mother, Mrs Stan
lev, of Bangor, are at their cottage on South
Shore.
The Ocean House is having good run Of
guests, and has rooms engaged through
August.
DR.. King OF Bangor spent Saturday night
and Sunday with his family at the Glidder
cottage.
The Roberts family took a cruise down
the bay in the cat-boat Hattie G.. Meehan
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goldthwait of Bangor
and Miss Mabel knights are at Mrs. Pat
tens cottage.
Mrs. Crockett and family and Mrs. Emily
Ayres of Bangor are at the Bangor chapel
for the season.
G. E. Bugbee of Norfolk Downs, Mass,
with family of seven, are here to remain
until September.
Capt. A. C. Trueworthy of Rockland has
| arrived for the season with his catboat, the
Hattie c. Mehan.
Mrs. F. E. Withee and Mrs. A. NJ
Stratton of Albion are at the Morrison cot
| tage On Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement and family and
Miss Wooster of Bangor are at the Bangor
chapel for the season.
The hops at the Hotel last Saturday and
Thursday evenings were we'll attended and
very enjoyable affairs.
Tuttle has some excellent views of Camp
Ground scenery which may be seen at his
studio on Ruggles Park.
Hon. l. G. Libby of Waterville gave a
party of friends sail about the bay in the
yacht Glide last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Sumner of Boston,
formerly of Schuyler, Neb., are at the North
port Hotel for the season.
The four-masted schooner W. Wallace
|
visited by large number.
! Llewellyn A. Mahoney has his lunch car
| open day and evening. Clarence Conant of
Belfast has charge evenings.
| Mrs. Edward W. Bean, son and daughter
| Sue of Bangor are occupying the Buckeye
cottage, corner of Maple and George streets.
Mrs. W. H. Philbrook of Boston and
Mrs A. F. Wiley OF Stoneham are guests of
| Mrs. B. w. Conant at her cottage on Broad
| way.
Chas. 0 Dickey. who has charge of the
Association 5 work on the grounds, has been
quite i'll of a fever, but Is agxln able to ar-
tend to business.
Yacht Golden Rod of Bangor, Capt. Yea
zie, with Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Young and
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. S. Lowe on board, is making
a cruise to Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Pitcher and daughter,
| Miss Arlene Simmons and Mr.. Walter
Cooper of Belfast, are occupying the Patter-
son cottage on South Shore.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bean and Eugene
Fairbanks of Bangor, and Mrs Tweed and
daughter of Boston are occupying the Bean
cottage on Merrithew square.
r. A, kngsbury, wife and daughter
John F. Clark OF the firm of Oakes q Clark,
and Mrs. Clark, arrived last week to occu-
py the Fuller cottage for the season.
The schooner yacht Windward of Boston
was here July 10Th, and her company, con-
sisting of W. D. Cover and family and A G
Sargent, We're registered at the Northport
Hotel.
Will 81. Bray and Geo. w. Frisbee have
opened the store on the corner at South
Shore avenue and are prepared to serve
lunches, cigars, fruit, confectionery and
tonic drinks.
B. F. Stevens of Rockland is occupying
the Buzzell cottage, which he bought las,
year of Mr.. Bean of Old Town. His daugh-
ter Miss F. Stevens, occupies his other cot
tage near by.
The recent musical and whist party at the
Waquoit was very enjoyable affair. The
music by w. G. Burkett of Belfast ant
Henry Tasker of Philadelphia was fine an(
| W DIS ulSuly appreciated ny tuo SucsGS.
DR.. and Mrs. F. R. Hudson of Hoosicl
Falls, n. Y, and Mrs. 7. E. Thompson o
Winchester, Mass, are stopping with theil
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Farnham of Ingoma
cottage, corner of Main and George streets
Recent arrivals at White Rock Cottag,
are Mrs. S. N. Logan of Jamaica, w. l., Mr.
and Mrs. Edward l.. Brann and son, anC
Nathan Hopkins of Bangor, Mrs. S. NJ
Chamberlain of Cambridge, Mass, Mrs
Geo. W. Cobb, two daughters and three
sons of Newton Centre, Mass.
The concerts by the Belfast Band satur
day evenings are greatly enjoyed. Hun
dreds of people drive over from Belfast t.
hear the music and all of the cottagers con
gregate at the hotel. Northport Cor. Ban
gor Commercial.
AS the Belfast Band has not been a
Northport this season the Commercial mus
have very imaginative correspondent.
DR.. Baum will give an illustrated lecture
on Monumental Records in the Auditorium
this, Thursday, evening at o'clock. Th'
lecture will give good idea of the work o
exploration now going on in Assyria
Babylon Egypt and Palestine by thu
American, English, French and German
Societies. Admission % cents children II
cents.