The Republican journal., 1896-07-16

Mrs. A. G. Spencer Of Belfast spent Sun
day with Mrs. J. ". Emery on Maple street.
J. S. Hayes, Esq, and wife of Boston and
Miss Bartlett are at the Goodspeed cottage.
J. H. Hayes and wife of Old Town have
arrived at the Northport Hotel for the sea-
| son.
| Mrs. Clara Wales, her mother and daugl-
ter of Hampden are at a cottage on Bay
| street
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Blethen of Dexter re-
turned home July 18th, after a stay of six
weeks.
The Parkhurst family of Bangor are at
their cottage, corner of Main and George
streets.
F. S. Walls and wife of Vinalhaven were
among the guests of the Northport Hotel
last week.
Mrs. Goodspeed and son of Wilton arriv-
ed Monday aud are stopping at Browns on
Bay street.
Mrs Wadleigh and daughter of Old
Town are in the Barker cottage on Bay
View Park.
Capt. Peirce, Capt. Veazie and VIM SWEET
of Bangor were at Browns Monday with
their wives.
Mrs. Bean Of Old Town arrived Tuesday
and is to occupy the Boothby cottage on
Maple street.
The Rice family of Waltham, Mass, are
occupying one of the Mansfield cottages on
South Shore.
The Northport Hotel is now connected
with the New England Telephone and Tele-
graph system.
We're at the Northport Hotel with their
wives last Sunday
L. E. Brown and wife of Somerville,
Mass, rived Monday to spend the week
at D. c. cottage.
Charles and Frank Day. Charles and
Emery Bean and S. Gray of Rockland spent
Sunday at Browns.
Mrs. Critchett and children of Water
Sea View terrace.
n. E. Bragg and wife and r. E. Bragg of
Bangor arrived at the Northport Hotel last
week for the season.
Mrs W. G. Tuttle will open the photo
graph rooms opposite Chapman & Thomp-
sons store this week
Chamberlain s blackboard now makes Sun
day trips, leaving Belfast at 10 a. N. and
Northport at ) p. m.
John n. Stewart has opened the Pioneer
cottage at Temple Heights for the season
for boarders and dodgers.
Mrs. Candage and daughter of Brookline,
Mass, are at their cottage, and taking their
meals at Northport Hotel.
Mrs. Snow and daughter, Mrs Adams of
Bucksport, have opened their cottage on
Merithew square for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick I4ull of Great
Works are at their cottage, corner of Main
and George streets, for few days
Mrs. j. Y. Cottrell and daughter Miss
Emma A. Cottrell, are occupying one of the
Mansfield cottages ON South Shore.
Maj. Clarence Hodgkins, organizer of the
knights of the Ancient Essenic Order of
C. w. Miles, wife, daughter, and four
grandchildren arrived last Thursday from
New jersey at their cottage on Maple street
Rev. VIM. j. Wilson preached at the
auditorium last Sunday before large con-
gregation. Excellent music was furnished
Steamer Governor Bodwell brought large
excursion from Rockland last Sunday.
few landed here and the others went to Bel
fast.
John A. York Of New York City has leas
ed the Shaw cottage on South Shore for the
season, and his brother Frank A. York has
taken the Leary cottage adjoining.
The Grace NJ. E. church and Sunday school
of Bangor made an excursion July Sth, to the
number of about 200. The steamer kept on
to Camden, but most of her passengers re-
NAMED here until her return
The 10Th anniversary of the marriage of
Rev. William j. Wilson and wife occurred
July 10TH and they We're kindly remember
ed by their many friends. They received
tokens of friendship and floral offerings from
several sources.
Mr.. Charles W. Miles has begun extensive
improvements to his cottage on Maple street.
He is to build bay window ON the west
side of the cottage and extend it up three
stories, forming d cupola from which a fine
view of the bay can be obtained.
F. O. Smith family and guests of Belfast
had very enjoyable outing at the Shaw cot
tage on South Shore last Thursday. The
fisherman disappon ted them in live Holsters