The Republican journal., 1897-07-15
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near the Camp Ground for the season.
W. j. Price served to his customers Sun
day morning beans baked in the ground
| H. H. Andrews arrived Saturday and join
ed his family at the White Rock cottage.
The Misses Bean and Master Bean arrived
Saturday at their cottage on Griffin street.
| w. NJ. Lincoln arrived Saturday TO Join
his daughters at their cottage on Park Row.
Rev. H. w. Brown of Warren, r.. L,
preached three sermons here last Sunday.
Mrs. S. W. Woodbury. of Brewer is occu-
pying one of the Woodbury. cottages on Bay
street.
The Simpson family of Dixmont are in
their cottage, the Sunnyside, on Merithew
Square.
Mrs, J. I. Conant has arrived and opened
the Bluewater cottage ON Broadway for the
season.
A S. Chick and family of Bangor are oc-
cupying their cottage on Maple street for the
season.
The Goldsmths of Banger are to build
Griffin street.
NJ. c. Hill has an arrangement by which
he receives cream from the Bangor Cream
cry fresh every day.
Master Jimmy Lull and Mrs. Lancaster
and son of Great Works are at the Lull cot
tage on George street.
Misses Olivia Pearl Canning and Lucille
Nodnae of Lynn are stopping with their
mothers at the White Rock cottage.
Hon. J. L. Smith and j. Y. Hncks and
family of Old Town are at Mr. Smiths cot
tage on the south side of the Park
The Methodist Sunday schools of Bangor
made an excursion on steamer SedgwiCk
Tuesday to the Camp Ground and Camden.
Mrs. Ara Warren of Bangor with her fam
lily arrived Saturday and will spend the
season in their cottage on the South Shore
w. c. Tuttle and family of Belfast are a /
their cottage for the season. Mr.. I. will
open his photograph rooms next Saturday.
Mrs. r. G. F, Candage and two daughters
of Brooklne, Mass, arrived for the season
Saturday and stopped at the Northport
Hotel.
Mrs Freeland Harlow, Mrs. E. G. Sweet
and Mrs Ella Bolton arrived last Friday
and will occupy the Harlow cottage for the
season.
Mrs. Fellows is remoleling the Cosy Cot
tage on Bay street. The old cottage will be
used and an l. and new front built Oh, Ijx
% feat and Storins hiuh
Charles Proctor, who bought the WOODS
cottage on Maple street, has put the premises
in fine condition. Mr.. Proctor lives on the
Camp Ground the year round.
The following are at the Gould cottage on
Griffin street: Miss Fl. A G oud, Miss Aune
Gould of Monroe; Miss Susie Gould of Dix
mont; Mrs. c. r. Gould and Mr. Hugh Nc
Lean of Minnesota.
Among the arrivals at the Northport Hotel
the past week were Mrs. R. 81. Elms, Bos-
ton; Mrs. w. NJ. Bean, Miss Ida Bean and
Master Vernon Bean, Old Town; Charles F.
Warren, Boston the Teft brothers, Brewer;
Willis j. Bernard, Manchester; Miss E F.
Gould, New York; Aunie Danforth Mrs.
Fl. A. BiGknell, Bangor.
our postm aster for the season, is putting
commendable energy into his business. The
old invitation, "If you don't see what you
want, ask for it," applies in his dominions.
He keeps everything carried in a general
store. When Mr.. H. takes upon himself his
new duties as Collector of Taxes of Belfast
the store will be in charge of E. ii. Haney,
with his daughter, Miss Cleora, as assistant.
The strength which comes to us from eat
ing nourishing food is better than stimula-
ton, because it is HeW strength.
The health which belongs to a strong
body, we'll nourshed by proper food Drop
erly digestedl is the only health that is last
ing.
The difference between Shaker Digestive
Cordial and other medicines is simply that
it helps nature to make strength. 1t does
not profess to cure sickness, except as that
sickness is result of weakness caused by
food not properly digested.
Shaker Digestive Cordial will relieve the
pangs of indigestion, and make thin, sick,
weak people as well as if their stomachs had
never been out of order
1t is gentle aid to the digestion of ma
ture's strength-maker, food.
AT druggists. Trial bottle, 10 cents.