The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-08-12

| Geo. F. Smith of Somerville, Mass, was
at the Ocean House last week
Chas. W. Brown Of Warren, R. l.. is en-
ployed as salesman at the store.
Repairs are being made to the Union soc-
ETY. cottage near the auditorium.
Allyn Peabody of Thomaston arrived last
week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Frsbee.
Miss Alice Antilles of Maiden is a guest of
Mrs. Allen at the Blethen cottage on Main
street.
Mr. Edie of Dorchester, Mass, is visiting
his family, corner of George and Maple
street.
The Emery cottage, "Snug Harbor'' op-
posite the White Rock, was opened last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craft of Bangor, who have
been at the Bluewater, return ed home last
| week.
Mrs. S. E. Whitcomb and Miss Emma B
| Day of Watervile are at Br owns. for two
| weeks. E.
Samuel Woodbury. has put in a private
sewer 200 feet long at Browns restaurant
the past week.
Mrs. A. 81. A. GIeschner and daughter
went to Boston Monday to attend the funeral
of relative.
Fred A. Greenwood and wife of Malta
wamkeag arrived here Monday for sea-
shore outing.
large blackboard party went to Stockton
Springs last Thursday from the guests of
the Waquoit.
new piazza has been built at tue Burn
ham cottage on the corner of Broadway and
Clinton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Jacobs and Mrs.
Robert Hopkins of Boston We're at the Wa
| QUOT the past week.
Mrs. Benjamin Of Carmel and Mr.. and
Mrs. SWEET of Bangor are at the Bluewater
cottage on Broadway.
A large blackboard party from Belfast
spent the day Friday at Fred v Cottrell's
cottage at Shore Acres
Mrs. NJ j. Logan of Hotel Lander, Boston,
was guest of Mrs. Baldwin at the Waquoit a
few days the past week.
j. Warren Bailey and wife of Somerville.
Mass, arrived Aug 7th and will stop at
| Browns for few weeks.
The futile, Miles, Simpson, Partridge.
Flood and Barston cottages, were connected
With the sewers this week.
| Capt. Decrow has bought all the row
boats owned by Capt. Trueworthy, and now
| has large number TO LET
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rowe. Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Hatch, DR.. and Mrs. T. \. Pear
son of Morrill, are at the Villa
B. S. Ferguson and family of Boston arriv-
ed last Thursday and will occupy the Good
speed cottage through August.
Geo. R. Wheelden has opened the South
Shore photograph rooms for his 21st season
He has been on the same lot II years.
Robert D. Hildreth of Westheld, Mass,
and John Dudley of Chicago, are guests of
G. W. Winslow at the Partridge cottage.
j. S. Fergusons family arrived Saturday
and are occupying the Barker cottage, re-
Gently bought by Mr. F. on Bay View Park
Superintendent Mears set a crew of men
at work Monday trimming the trees at the
Park. great Improvement was made in
short time.
Eugene Randall F. 7. Leonard A. d.
Fraser, W. S. Lee, Miss May Darcy, Boston.
Miss May Savory, Searsport, are the guests
of LYDIA E. Mason at the Liberty cottage
Steam yacht Drift, Miner Robinson, owner,
was at the Camp Ground Aug Sth, with the
owner and party Of friends on board. The
party stopped at the Ocean House while
ashore.
Miss Myra Hayden Of Waterville and
Mrs. Alden Bassett and daughter Helen of
Winslow, Maine, are stopping with her
Aunt, Mrs l.. 7. Boothby at the Buckeye
cottage.
There We're large congregations at the
religious services at the auditorium last
Sunday. Rev W. j. Wilson preached in
the forenoon and prayer meeting was
held in the evening.
Miss Jessie F. Emery of Roxbury, Mass,
and her nephew, Master Roland Packard of
Cambridgeport, Mass, and Mrs. 7. G. Burn
ham of Old Town, Me. ARE at the Emery cot
tage on Maple street.
The Methodist societies of Eddington and
Old Town united in an excursion TO Camden
in steamer Sedgwick yesterday. The boat
called here going and returning, giving the
chance for those who wished to spend the
day here.
The Northport Hotel, under the manage
ment of Mr.. G. F. Danforth, is receiving
more than its share of patronage this sum
mer. 1t was completely filled with guests
over Sunday. Bangor Commercial.
Not quite, neighbor. Mr.. Danforth is re-
ceiving remarkably generous patronage it
is true, but no more than the house under
his management, deserves.
Late guests at White Rock cottage include
Mr. Q. E. Pote of Bangor; Mrs. H B. Hop
kins, Mr.. A. F. Atwood and children, Roy
and Alice, all of Newton Highlands, Mass
Mrs. Fred Saxton and daughter Alice of
Roxbury, Mass; Harry Blake. Chas. E.
Getchell, Chas. P. Sawtelle of Bangor: I. A.
Dolan, j. J. Marshall of Boston.