The Republican journal., 1896-07-09

NORTHPORT CAMP GROUND.
Mrs Farmer of Dexter is OCCUPYING her
cottage on Park Row.
Misses Gould, Trait and McGilvery are at
Mrs. Grants on Park Row.
Mrs. Clark and daughter of Bangor are at
their cottage on Griffin street.
Mrs. j. W. Emery has her cottage on
Maple street open for dodgers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Andrews have White
Rock cottage open for boarders
Mrs. Howard and brother are in their
cottage on Park Row for the season.
Miss Jessie Knowlton has arrived at her
home in East Northport for the season.
Mrs. Wiley of Stoneham will arrive this
week as guest of Mrs. B. W. Conant.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker have opened their
cottage on George street for the season.
Miss Grace Burgess of Belfast is spending
the summer at her cottage on Broadway.
Five of the Pitcher sisters have arrived at
the farm from Massachusetts,, for the season.
Mrs. J. D. Tucker and grandson Fred are
at Forest Home ON Broadway for the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Gorham of Bangor have ar
rived and opened their cottage on Park
Row.
Llewellyn A. Mahoney has a lunch-car on
Bay street, south of Chapman & Thompson's
store.
A = ,oFD
are occupying their cottage on Bay View
Park.
j. Weston Hopkins and family of Bangor
are occupying the d. G. cottage on Bay View
Park.
Mrs. Samuel Woodbury. and Mrs. Savage
are occupying the Woodbury. cottage on Bay
street.
Capt. Candage of Watertown, Mass, has
arrived and is occupying cottage on South
Shore.
Miss Louise Lowe of Hampden is at the
Dickey cottage corner of Griffin and George
streets.
Seven members of the Watervile cycle
club We're registered at the Northport Hotel
Monday.
Leon E Brown of Boston has arrived for
the season, and is stopping with his father
at the bakery.
Mr.. Bean of Bangor has started good
work in planting a neat tower-bed in Mer-
thew square.
Mr.. Joseph Wharf and daughter of Ban
all Pla;S oott
on South Shore.
Prof. W. B. Ferguson, son and daughter
are in their cottage, corner of Griffin and
George streets.
Mr.. w. H. Folwell arrived by steamer
Penobscot last Friday and joined his family
at "Isola Bella.
There will be dances at the Northport
Pavilion Thursday and Saturday evenings,
July 9th and 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Conant of Belfast are
in their cottage for the summer. Mr.. Conant
is employed in the store.
F. S. Farmer, A. R. Perkins and L. F.
port Hotel for two weeks.
The Cobb family of Newton, Mass, are oc-
cupying the Move cottage and taking their
meals at the Waquot House.
are to spend the month of July in the
Macomber cottage on Park Row.
Mrs. M c. Burnham of Old Town is at
Mrs. j. W. Emerys on Maple street. This
iS Mrs Rurubam'l tlraO
the Camp Ground.
Mrs. Edward H. Bartlett and daughter
Sarah of Brockton, Mass, and Alfred s.
Hersey, ESQ, of Boston are occupying the
Goodspeed cottage.
Capt. Fred c. Pendleton and wife and
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Knowlton of Bel
fast spent the past week at the Knowlton
house near the grounds.
Steamer Sedgwick made her first trip of
the season from Bangor Saturday afternoon
and returned Monday morning. On account
of the storm the number of passengers was
small.
Steamer Sedgwick came down June 3Oth
with an excursion numbering 200 per-
sons from the Pine street M. E. Sunday
school of Bangor. They had very enjoy
able day.
II. B. Dunbar of Bangor, president of the
Association, has been here the past week.
attending to general matters about the
grounds and the plumbing of his cottage on
Broadway.
The ladies residing on Clinton avenue have
mace arrangements for lighting the street,
they furnishing the oil and caring for the
lamps. Other streets are to be lighted in the
near future.
The special postal service to Northport
Camp Ground from East Northport is dis
continued from June q, to be supplied by
temporary mail messenger service from June
90 to Sep. TO-
Among the guests registered at the North
port Hotel Sunday We're W. G. Stevens of
Castine Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Sargent of
Brewer, ". H. Sargent of South Brewer, J.
d. Danforth and H. r. Pote of Bangor
VIM H. Brown has bought the straw ber-
ries in Mrs. Mark Knowlton's garden, and
they are a handsome lot. The journal re-
porter saw a bunch of six at Mr.. Browns
restaurant a few days ago, one of which