The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-08-27

that his labor was rewarded by bringing
forth a mouse that somehow got mistaken
in the crowd, thinking perhaps, it was So
ciable held by the ladies of the Good Tenn
plars society, and was on hand for crumbs
that fall upon the floor from the table, and
as he skipped by our feet he seemed to have
very lively feeling that it was Ii chances
to l that he would get killed before he
reached his hole in safety. But let us hope
he still survives, as we all do who attended
the first Demopopo rally of the season at the
Cove.
NORTHPORr CAMP GROUND.
Leon 0. Brown has returned to Boston.
Chas. Libby of Waterville is at the Mars
ton cottage.
Capt. Emery and mother left for home last
Thursday.
A party of seven from Rockland took din
ner at the Ocean House Monday.
Mrs Flora Mansur and son of Dixmont
are living in a tent in the grove.
Dr. and Mrs. f. S. Chase of Bangor are at
San Souci cottage on Broadway.
c. H. Leavitt and son of Dixmont are
spending the week here in tent.
J. w. Harding and wife are spending the
week at Mrs. j. w. Emery's cottage.
MIS-. n l. Brown ana party OF BtlfdSt are
at the "Theta Delta Chi on Broadway
Rev. j. NJ, Frost holds open air meetings
in Ruggles Park daily at I o'clock, P. NJ.
E. F. Simpson, j. Goddard and B. Little
field Of Waterville are at the Partridge cot
tage.
Steamer Sedgwick brought large parties
from Bangor and Hampden Aug 18TH and
10Th.
F. E. Post and family, Mrs. Frances White
and son Leon and Miss Alice Fiske of Rock
land are at the Buckeye cottage.
Mrs E. E. Harding Mrs. Amos Hatch
and Mrs. Lincoln Hatch of Dixmont are at
the Ferguson cottage on Bay street.
A large police force is ON duty this year.
under the charge of w. Il. Toothaker of
Dixmont. The best of order prevails.
Mrs. j. G. Aborn and Mrs George A
Black are spending the week in the cottage
at the corner Of Main and George streets.
W. A. Howard and c. E. Plaisted of Wa
tertown, Mass; Mrs. W. B. Smiley and
daughter of Watervlle; A. U. Martin ane
Mr.. Bowler of Bangor are at the Whitd
Rock.
Mrs n. I. Whitney of New burgh, Mrs
L. o. Robertson of Monroe and Miss Estelle
Lowe at the corner of George and Griffin
streets.
The attendance at the meetings in the au-
ditorium is fully up to the average and the
interest is good. The program is being car
ried out substantially as previously an
nounced.
J. F. Parkhurst and family returned to
their home III Bangor by steamer last Fri
day. Mr.. Noyes and wife, who have been
stopping With them, Went home Thursday by
carriage.
Mrs. A. X. Fletcher and family of North
Monroe are at their cottage on Main street.
They have as guests Miss Adelaide Sanborn
of East Newport and Miss Marie Coombs
of Mankato, MINI.
Mrs. P. l. Crowell of Boston; Mrs E. A
Wentworth and Miss Blanche Head of
Rockport, Me; P. F. Babbdge and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Faulkner of Keene, \. H., are at
the Northport Hotel
Messrs. L. NJ. Jackson, n. A. Kelley and
II. E. Coonbs, with their families, of Allan
tic, Mass; S. NJ Grover of Boston; Mrs L.
NJ. Kellar and son Of Rockport, Me-, are at
the Woodbury. cottage.
Among the recent arrivals at the Ocean
House are G. H. Reed of Portland; A. W.
Pottinger, D. 7. Drscoll, G. X. Kellar and
A. E. Chapman, Boston, A. E. Crockett,
Ilotkiduu, d. Ildll anu lduleS, bangor.
Fred Savery's buck board took the follow
ing party to Temple Heights Aug. 10TH
Miss Ida West, Miss Lillian Reynolds, Mrs.
j. c. Dutch, Rev. MIR. Holt, Mr.. Adams,
Chas. Sawyer and wife, Miss A. Stevens
and Mrs. F. Savory
H. c. Carleton gave two excellent enter
tainments last week, but was obliged to
cancel his engagements this week on ac-
count of the necessary absence of some of
his assistants.
A meeting preliminary to the annual meet
ing Of the Campmeeting Association was
held Tuesday and the following business
transacted, subject to the ratification of the
full annual meeting: Trustees elected-T.
H. Wentworth, Bangor; G. F. CHM, Bel
fast; J. r. Mears, Morrill,; NJ. c. Hills, Bel
fast; Fl. B. Dunbar, Bangor: Geo. NJ. War
rem, Castne. H. B. Dunbar of Bangor was
elected President; Rev. j. NJ. Frost of Ban
gor, Secretary; C. F. CHM of Belfast, Treas
urer. The directors were instructed to take
the necessary legal steps to form village
corporation.