The Republican journal., 1896-09-17
NORTHPORT NEWS.
Of course Oscar has Hurd the news.

Three great big cheers for Northport, Isles
boro and Linconville.
Capt. Bray took the steamer Gunevere
to Belfast last week.
Miss Annie Rhoades began the fall term Of
sch DOL in the lower district Monday.
Mrs. c. A. Mitchell is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cyrus Fuller, in East Boston.
1t has been about thirty years since this
town has sent a Republican Representative
to Augusta.
Harry Carleton and wife, who have been
summering at the Camp Ground, left for
Boston Monday
Mrs. Annie Smith and family will move
their household effects to Rockand this
week, where they will reside in the future.
Mr.. Joseph Drinkwater will finish clap
boarding Union Hall this week, which will
greatly improve the appearance of the build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kenney Of West
Upton, Mass, returned home this week
from very enjoyable visit to relatives here
and in Isesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P, Reed completed their
very enjoyable three months visit Tuesday
and departed on the City of Bangor for their
home in New Jersey.
All the summer visitors at the Cove have
taken their departure with the exception of
Mr.. W. A. Whitney's family, who will re-
main few weeks longer.
last S,,pI,x
gathered at the shore of the Cove to witness
the baptism by Elder Andrews of Mrs. ".
E. Patterson, Mr.. William Weston and
Master Pearl Smith
Mrs. Charles Dodd her two daughters and
sister, Miss Nathalie closed their seasons
visit last Saturday and returned to their
home i'll New York city, well pleased with
their stay among US.
Miss Julia Pendleton Will began at once on
q much needed addition to her house. A
large new l. wI he huilt ia place OF the ola
one, that has outive1 its usefulness. THE
material arrived last week and work will he
pushed az RAPID Y as possible
The Oldest citizen who voted at the 4l4c-
tion Monday was Capt. K, X Patterson,
who is 81 years OF dye, and Has always VOTED
the Republican ticket since Andrew Jack
sons time and who il anxious to vote for
Mckinley ami Hobart in November.
The tve-masted schooner Gov. Anne, an
chored off Dyors shore Saturday afternoon
and remained nntil Sunday morning al at
8 O'clock, when tug boat Bismarck CAME
down and towed her to Bangor She is a
fine looking craft.
On election day there We're three old GEL
tlemen present in the store of E. r. ElweIl.
whose united ages were DYER 260 wears.
They were Rufus X Patterson, Jesse i.
Priest and II, B. Waterman and like all old
veterans they voted the straight Republican
ticket.
Superintendent Mears reports the mast
season q successful one financially for tile
Northpor- Camp Meeting Association Not
only has the business of the year shown d
balance on the favorable side Of the ledger.
but the cottagers and visitors are taking
more interest in the place, and there is a
good demand fer lots for cottages and
stables. Six lots have been sold and ii bar
gained for, AL by parSies who intend to
build next season. Stable lots have been
taken by cottagers The Society con-
templates, among the improvements next
season, extensive repairs to the wharf a new
street between Bay and George streets,
south of Maple street; an extension of Maple
street to the old road the park between
Rav and Oak streets. an pyr4t,4fny pf tn.