The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-07-29
NORTHpoRT NEWS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Barter and child
OF Brewer are spending the week at Temple
HEIGHTS

of Brewer are spending the week at Temple
Heights.
NoRTHPoRT CAMP GROUND.
Chas E. Wales of Hampden spent Sunday
here.
The Republican Journal is for sale at the
post Office.
Miss Mary E. Beaman Of Paris is at L. I.
Boothby's.
Mrs. Geo. H. Piper of Clinton is at the
Flood cottage.
Mrs. Hopkins has opened her cottage on
Broadway.
Fred Hopkins of Bangor spent Sunday on
the Camp Ground,
J. W. Grover of Bangor was registered at
the Waquoit last week.
The steam yacht Rex of Bangor came
down with party Sunday.
All the cottages on Park Row except three
are now open for the season.
Postmaster E. B. Burr of Brewer spent
Sunday at the Camp Ground.
A blackboard party of went to Searsport
| from the Waquoit last Friday.
Charles Nelson of Bangor arrived Satur-
day for visit OF few weeks
| The Whist Club of Belfast was registered
at the Ocean House, July sd.
Miss Annie P. Scofied of Boston is stop
bling at Browns for two weeks.
John Clement arrived from Seal Harbor
Saturday to visit Sumner Frisbee.
Miss Clara NJ. Ellis of Washington, D. c.,
is guest of Miss Cleora Haney.
Herbert SWEET of Bangor is assisting Mr.
Haney in the store and post office.
Mrs. Burbank and daughters of Somer-
vile, Mass, are here for an outing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. j, Haven of Winchester,
Mass, are stopping at the Waquot.
Freeland Harlow of Brewer spent Sunday
with his wife on the Camp Ground
A steam merry go-round now in Camden
is to come to the Camp Ground soon.
Mrs. Wharf and daughters are at their
cottage, on South Shore for two weeks.
Charles j. Burr Of Brewer is stopping
for short time at the Northport Hotel
Mrs 0. r. Yeaton, her son George and
grandchid arrived Monday for an outing
Chamberlain began making trips to and
from Belfast with his blackboard Monday.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Paul and Mrs Emma NJ.
Wadlin We're at the Camp Ground Monday.
Mrs. Samuel Lowe, Miss Lowe and Miss
Lucretia Lowe of Bangor spent Sunday here.
Albert Bean has returned home to Bangor
from ten days stay with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Rand of Brewer
arrived Monday for an outing of two weeks.
Mrs Lewis A. Barker of Bangor took
party of friends on a blackboard ride Sun
day
Mrs. Martha Heating with her sons and
their families spent Sunday at the Millken
cottage.
Musicals held at the Waquoit every
Wednesday evening and are enjoyable
affairs.
Mrs. John Dunning Of Bangor has leased
the Woodbury. cottage Oh Bay street for the
season.
The sea-wall recently built on the shore
at Browns restaurant is an improvement in
many ways.
Miss Sadie Page of Belfast is stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81. A. Grnschner on
South Shore.
W. B. Cammett and friends of Belfast
spent Sunday at Mr.. C.'s cottage on Meri-
thew Square.
Mrs. johnson of Waterville arrived Mon
day to visit her daughter, Mrs Parks, at the
Shaw cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Brigham Of Water
town, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. A. Greschner
Mrs j. NJ. Burt of Bangor has taken the
rooms over the post office for ice cream and
confectionery parlors.
The steamer Silver Star took an excursion
to Castine Tuesday, returning after her reg
nlar trips We're finished
Two additional society cottages on the
circle have been opened the past week, In
terport and Lincolnville.
A large excursion party came here from
Bangor by steamer Sedgwick last Friday
and another announced for tomorrow.
A party of ten arrived by steamer City
Bangor Tuesday morning and went to Isola
Bella where they are to be the guests of Mr..
W. Fl. Folwell.
Miss May Deacy, Lydia Mason, F. 7.
Seward, w. S. Lee, J. F. Morse, Emma
Lowell and Stella Bracket all of Boston
are at the Tuvtle cottage.
L. T. Boothby is making extensive i'm
| provements to his cottage, including a
roomy veranda The cottage has been
painted inside and out this season.
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