The Republican journal., 1897-07-15
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NoRTHPoRT NEWS.

Charles Pendleton returned to Boston last
Thursday. He expects to come again in
August.
Miss Savage and Miss Scott of Philadel-
phia and Miss Dill of Chelsea are stopping
at Mrs. Mark Knowlton's.
J. F. Wayland and son, Master Joe, arriv-
ed last Saturday from Boston to spend the
summer at G. Fl. Patch's.
Miss Gertrude and Warren Reed of Ger
mantown, Pa, arrived last week and are
stopping at A. F. Elwell's for the summer.
Sumner Pendleton closed his vacation
Monday and left on the boat for Boston,
where he is employed in a large book bind
ing concern.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rathhurn of Worcester,
Mass, who was called here by the death of
her mother, Mrs. Amos Pendleton, returned
home last Thursday
Miss Julia Pendleton, who was summoned
home by the sudden demise of her mother,
returned to Boston last Friday, accompanied
by Mrs. Mary Pierce and Miss Marion Call
Sch. Kittie Laury, Capt 0. W. Chap
man, hauled into the Cove last week, as
business is slack at present. She will be
painted and put in apple-pie order for
vice when needed.
Miss Abbie Batchelder and Miss Vannie
Dollotf arrived home the middle of last week
from a delightful trip with Capt. Alonzo
Batcheder in sch. Helen to St. John and
New York. From New York they went to
Boston on the Fall River boat and then to
Cambridge, where they visited Miss BIS
relatives for a few days.
The 18th annual session of the Spiritual
ist campmeeting will be held at Temple
Heights from the 14th to the 22d of August
and the speakers are as follows: Mr. Moses
Hull, Mr.. F. A Wiggin, Mrs Matte E. Hull
aud Mrs. Ella P. Hewes. All are able
speakers and will surely make the meetings
entertaining as well as attractive. The cor
poraton is to be congratulated upon the ex-
cellent selection they have made in their
choice of speakers and their efforts ought to
be appreciated, by the Spiritualists especial
ly, and rewarded by full attendance at
the meetings.
William Pendleton of Franklin Park
Mass, was in town last week to attend the
funeral of his mother. 1t is about nine
years since his last visit here and everybody
was glad to see MIN. Before his departure
| for Massachusetts Mr.. Pendeton was a
prominent business man and an influential
cltlZen, and took an active part in the wei
fare of his town, filling the positions of Rep
resentatve to the Legislature, Justice of
the Peace and selectman, with great credit
to himself and honor to the town. About
fifteen years ago he sold out his grocery
business to E. B. Elwell and moved to Mas
sachusetts, where he soon entered the Gus
tom house, and by the faithful performance
of his duties he now enjoys very lucrative
position. His next visit, it is hoped, will
DO under more pleasant circumstances,
when grief and bereavement will not mar
the enjoyment he always feels in visiting
his old home.
Following are the arrivals at Temple
Heights last week: At the Garland cottage.
Mr.. G. w. Garland of Old Town. At the
Colson cottage, Nicawa Point, DR.. Benj
Colson. wife, and Miss Eta of Bangor At
the Rich cottage, Mrs. G. H. Rich, Miss
Annie, and Mrs. Deane of Bangor At
Brooksville cottage DR.. Mathew Webber
and wife OF Fairfield. At Star cottage,
Mrs. l.. G. Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. W. /,
Clement and Miss Eta Matthews of Still
water. At Hillside cottage, Mr. and Mrs
Dan'l Smith of Hampden, Mrs. j. A. Colting
and child, and Miss Lizzie Smith of Char
lestown, Mass. At the Hartman cottage,
Mrs. G. A. Hartman of Centre Montville.
At Omega cottage. Miss Sarah J. Huzzey,
Mr.. A. A. Blackington and wife, and Mr.. s.
Bartlett of Rockland. At Cliff cottage,
Mrs. W. A. Boynton, Mr.. and Mrs. Gale,
and daughters Mary and Addie, Mr.. William
Labe and Mrs. Tarr of Rock land, Mr. A. ID.
Champney and son Edwin of Rockport. At
the Durham cottage, Mrs. S. E. Durham
and Miss Sallie of Belfast. At the Benson
cottage, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Benson of Bel
fast and Mrs. Mary Ames of Waterville
At the Patterson cottage, Mr.. and Mrs
William Patterson of Bangor. At the
Rhodes cottage, Mrs. n. 81. Rhodes of Port
land. Mrs. Tarr of Rockland has bought a
cottage lot on Nicawa Point of DR.. Colson,
and will begin work at once and have the
cottage ready for campmeeting time.
NORTHPORT CAMP GROUND.
Miss Hattie Chick of Bangor is stopping
at Browns.
The City of Bangor landed As passengers
here Saturday.
E. 81. Haney has taken the Priest cottage
for the season.
George Sheridan of East Boston is stop
pink at Browns.
The Richardson's have opened their cot
tage on Clinton avenue.
Mrs. Ruggles arrived last week at her cot
tage On Merithew Square.
A D. Bickford of South Boston is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Miles.
D. A. Sargent and family of Brewer are at
his cottage on Bay street.
The Roberts family arrived Thursday at
their cottage on North Shore.
The Republican Journal and the morning
dailies are for sale at the post office.
Mrs. Lombard of Waterville arrived last
week to visit her mother, Mrs. Flood.