The Republican journal., 1896-08-13
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Broadway.
O. T Brown of Old Town las bought the
Tibbetts cottage.
Fred Hartman and wife Of Bangor were
at Browns last week.
Mrs. Bunker and daughter Of Waterville
are here for short visit.
Mrs. Estela Woods of Boston IS guest
of Mrs. Harry Carleton.
The Guinevere took a large party from
South Shore to Belfast Saturday.
Harry Hall of Dexter spent last week
with friends at The Camp Ground,
An addition has been made to the Stevens
cottage on Park Row the past week.
Fl. F. Gibbons and family of Old Town
are occupying their cottage for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson and daughter of
Carmel are at their cottage on Maple street.
Helene g. Nutter, Boston, arrived at
the Northport Hotel last week for the sea-
son.
W. H. Toothaker and wife Of Dixmont
are stopping at the Stevens cottage on Park
Row.
Rev. 1. Fl. Holt of Morrill, arrived Monday
for three weeks stay at the Morrill, society
cottage.
Byron Knowlton of Chelsea is spending
the week with his family at the Camp
Ground,
Mrs. Homestead and family of Bangor are
spending the month of August at the D. c.
cottage.
Steamer Gov Bodwell brought large ex-
cursion party from Rockland and Camden
sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. p Pool and Mrs. E. W.
Loveland of Bangor are at the large Wharf
cottage.
Mrs. G. B. Pote and daughter Louise I
Bangor are at the White Rock cottage for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sargent and daugh-
ter of Brewer are stopping at their cottage
on Bay street.
Mrs. Joel Hopkins and Mrs. Arthur Hop
kins of Brewer are stopping at the ir cottage
on Broadway.
A party on yachting trip from the Camp
Ground one day last week represented six
different States.
Mrs. F. d. Knowlton of Worcester, Mass
is at the Burbank cottage for the remain
der of the season.
Charles Sawtelle, Charles Getchel and
BENJAMIN kimball of Bangor are at the
White Rock cottage.
Mrs. Grants new cottage on Clinton ave-
nue. is nearly finished and is one of the
handsomest on the grounds
Mrs. Geo W. Frisbee and son Sumner
went to Thomaston last Thursday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Peabody.
Several new lights have been out up on
the streets the past week and the grounds
are now we'll lighted every night.
Mrs. Chas. H. Williams and Miss Car rie
A. Williams of Worcester are stopping at
the Northport Hotel for the season.
A New York summer visitor here recent
ly bought lot and will build a 1900 cot
tage to be ready for use next season
A. c. Ferguson and wife of Dixmont arriv-
ed Friday morning and will spend the re-
mainder of August a. their cottage on Bay
street.
DR.. M. 7. Dodge and family, Miss Lula
Troy are stopping in cottage on Main
street.
W. NJ. Bean of Old Town has bought
half interest in the stable here. Several
recently.
The following party is stopping at the
small Wharf cottage: Mr.. and Mrs. Mather-
son, Misses Trask, Miss B. Cunningham and
Mr.. B. Black of Bangor.
Capt. Robert and Mr.. Augustus Emery of
Brooklyn, n. ", arrived last week to spend
a few days with the captains family in their
cottage on Bay View Park.
W. A. Clark's boat went adrift from the
North Shore one night last week, taking the
mooring with her. She was picked up by
Will Bray below the South Shore.
Yacht Adrienne OF the Eastern Yacht
CLUB, With ID. T.. SmlGn, owner, ana TRENDS
on board arrived here Aug. 6th and the
party registered at the Northport Hotel
Andrew, Ulysses, Lura and Rosa Mud
gett, Daisy Grant, Belle Putnam and j. E.
Putnam of Jackson are having an outing
with Miss Lowe at the corner of George ard
Griffin streets.
Mrs. Fred Lull entertained a party of
twelve at her cottage, corner of George and
Main streets, last Thursday evening. Re-
freshments were served and very pleasant
evening passed.
The steamer Sedgwick brought party of
100 from Bangor Aug. 4th While the Ban
goreans we're enjoying the day here party
nearly as large went by the Sedgwick to
Castine and had a very enjoyable excursion.
The Sunday services here by Rev. W. ].
Wilson are largely attended. He breaches
at 10 30 a. M holds Sunday school at II
at the Wood schoolhouse in the
western part of the town at p. m.; and |
holds another service here at p. m.
The following guests are stopping at the
Waquoit for the season. Mary E. Catfery,
Charestown, Mass; Mrs. Geo. E. Keyo, |