The Republican journal., 1897-09-16
NORTHPORT NEWS.

Monroe and reported first rate time.
Mr.. William Phillips of Knox has been
visiting friends here for the past few days.
Mrs. EVE Fernald of Somerville, Mass,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. E. Drink
water.
Miss Helen Knights is teaching the Doyle
school, and Annie Rhoades the Woods
school.
Leslie Deane will serve on the grand jury,
and Joseph Heal on the traverse jury from
this town.
Mrs. William Doig and family left for
New York Monday, having spent delight
full summer here
Capt. Isaac Crockett former resident of
this town, is here from Massachusetts visit
ing relatives and friends.
Three houses in the back part of the town
were recently entered by burglars, but moth
ing of much value was taken.
Mrs. 7. H. Swain and son and Mrs Emma
Leggett finished their stay here Wednesday
and returned to Glenridge, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Orcutt and daughter
of Windsor returned home the first of the
week from a very pleasant visit to Mrs.
Ezora Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reed, Miss Carrie
Cleveland and maid closed their summer
outing here last Monday and returned to
Glenridge, n. j.
NoRTHPORT CAMP GROUND.
Misc Rita DicLav SbodrSido ,o++ouo
Miles Pease and son are painting their cot
tage.
The Frisbee family are still at the Hazel
wood.
A. G. Cu:rier and wife are still at the Tut
tie cottage.
Mrs. D. Howard is still at her cottage on
Park Row.
Mr.. Cross and family are at their cottage
on Griffin street.
s Mrs, j. D. Tucker of Belfast is at her cot
tage on Broadway.
j. NJ. Smith and wife of Newburgh are at
Browns for the week
Miss Hannah Webster and Miss White are
still at the D. c. cottage
Mrs, j. H. Snow and Mrs. Adams are 2 =
their cottage on the Square
f. o. Smith and family of Belfast are at
their cottage on South Shore.
W. H. Toothaker and Miss Sadie Stevens
of Dixmont are at Browns
Mrs. Albert Chick and family are at the
Il 11ar cot4apa on Mopla otraa+
The Waquot has several boarders to re-
main until the Goth of the month.
Mrs. Young is at her cottage and Can't
Young will join her here this week.
W. NJ. Lincoln and F. A. Lincoln aud
family are at the Lincoln cottage.
E. G. Steele and A. r. Kingsbury of Wal
than, Mass, are at the Shaw cottage
Mark Mendell has dug two wells at South
Shore, for Messrs. Terrell and Smith
Charles Tibbetts and wife of Philadelphia
are in their cottage on Ruggles Park.
Mrs. Charles Gray of Old Town is having
extensive repairs made on her cottage.
Mr. Cohan of Auburn and Miss Grace
11iCloOH are dG luG w ulUe MOCK cottage.
Mrs. Jennie Meservey and Miss Emma
Paul of Morrill, are at the Morrill, cottage.
Mr. Harry Thompson and daughter of
North Searsmont are at the Walls cottage,
Stevens and Terrell are making great i'm
provements to their premises on the South
Shore.
7 ola, ,,I,
Daggett of Morrill, are at the Morrill, cot
tage for the week.
Robert Brown, wife and son are visiting
Mrs Browns mother, Mrs. Gray, at her cot
tage on Ruggles Park.
F. A. Gilkey has built a seawall, graded
his lot and made other improvements at his
place on the South Shore.
Capt. Trueworthy has been out every day
the past week with his yacht, the Hattie c.
Mehan, with large parties.
Mrs. Robert Emery Of New York has de-
cided to build this fall and has engaged II.
J. Morrison of Belfast to do the work
The season at the Camp Ground this sea-
son continues much longer than usual.
Thlrty-sevenc ottages We're open Sept. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. Kennedy will re-
main at the Ferguson cottage until October
1st, when they will return to Jacksonville,
Fla, for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Charles French, Mr. and
Mrs. Pettee, Mr.. and Mrs. CoIson, Eben
Bunker, Clyde Pettee, Lester French and
Clara Pettee are at the Buttercup.
Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. Grant will remain
in the Clinton cottage until the Goth of this
month. Mrs. Baldwin has bought lot at
Shore Acres and will build cottage this
fall
V. A. Simmons, wife and daughter, Dan
lei Graves and wife of Searsmont Robert
Graves and wife of Smithtield and C. B.
Ring and wife of Montville are at the Walk
er cottage.
The following party is at the Fuller cot
tage: Mrs. Bean and son Walter, Mark
Messer Mrs Fred Waterhouse and daugh-
ter Nora, and Mrs. Volney Thompson, all of
Centre Montvile.
Landlord Danforth of the Northport Hotel
left Saturday for Bangor, after thoroughly
cleaning the house from cellar to garrett, and
putting everything in order for another sea-