The Republican journal., 1897-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Getchell. child and maid, of
Dover are at Goodcheer cottage on Main
street.
II. Fl. Andrews has put out neatly let
tered lantern in front of the White Rock
cottage.
Mrs. j. G. Damon and Mrs. Martha Keat-
ing of Belfast spent Sunday at the Damon
cottage.
There were so passengers landed here by
steamers from Saturday morning to Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Eddy and daughter of Dorchester,
Mass, arrive this week to occupy the Bleth-
en- cottage.
Three bakery teams from Belfast visit us
regularly-A. F. Riggs & Son, E. L. French
and H. L. Stevens.
Superintendent J R. Mears and family of
Morrill, are to occupy the Marston cottage
later in the season.
Miss Emma Davis of Somerville, Mass, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hudson at her cot
tage on South Shore.
G. E. Perkins has put an order and deliv-
cry team on the road, which is highly appre-
ciated by his patrons.
Mrs. Reuel Stanley of Bangor arrived Sat-
urday to spend the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ara Warren.
The Guinevere went to Belfast Monday
afternoon for the annual visit of the State
Steamboat Inspectors.
Mrs. f. A. Murch and Mrs F. R. Patten
and daughter of Hermon are stopping with
Mrs. Wales on Bay street.
The society cottages on the "circle" now
open are Belfast, Bangor chapel, Rockland,
North Searsport and Brewer.
The rooms over the store and post-office'
suitable for restaurant or similar business
are not yet taken for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Blethen of Dexter
have returned home after a six-weeks' out
ing at their cottage on George street.
0. G. White and wife and A w. Keating
and wife of Belfast, were guests last Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. A. Groeschner.
Mrs. j. w. Emery has let few of her
rooms to be occupied later in the season,
and is in receipt of applications for others.
Mrs. j. M, SWEET, Miss Mabelle SWEET,
Irving SWEET and Herbert L. SWEET of Ban.
gor arrived Thursday afternoon for the sum
mer. .."..
G. H. Gardner and wife, d. r. Harris and
wife and Ralph Harris of Providence, r. L.,
are stopping at F. o. Smiths cottage on the
South Shore.
blackboard party of the Waquoit board
ers went to Camden Saturday and took the
electrics for Thomaston, where they visited
the State prison.
Edward A. Skinner of the Bangor Daily
Wing 4 Courier was at the Northport Hotel
last Saturday evening, and added much to
the entertainment by his musical selections.
Capt. True worthy has arrived from Rock
land with his yacht Hattie c. Meehan and
is ready for sailing parties. His craft is safe
and comfortable and he is an experienced
skipper.
Among the recent arrivals at the Ocean
House are E. Flint, Cambridgepo TT; f. A.
Collett, H. j. MITCHELL and j. H. Small and
wife, Boston; S. H. Boardman, Bangor and
S. w. Jones, Portland.
The Saturday night trip of steamer NJ &
NJ, from Bangor, and the return trip Monday
morning, ARE we'll patronized and are a great
convenience to up-river business men who
wish to spend Sunday here.
Armor Bearer Circle, Kings Daughters, of
Belfast met with Mrs. VIM. j Price at her
cottage near the corner of George street and
Paradise Row, July 14th. A picnic supper
was served, and later in the evening" ice
cream aud cake.
Work will begin at once on an extension
of the Camp Ground sewer system. 1t will
begin by connecting with the present sewer
on Maple street, extend up Maple street to
George and up George to the Parkhurst or
Tibbetts cottage.
| Saturday evenings are very enjoyable at
| the Northport HOTEL made so by music,
dancing, etc. Mine host Darforth thorough
ly understands the art of entertaining his
their stay pleasant.
The Columbia street Baptist Sunday school
made their annual excursion to Northport in
| steamer Sedgwick Thursday. Over 200 peo-
pie, including so from Old Town, made the
| trip. The eXcursionists speak very highly
| of the treatment they received from Gardner
Danforth, proprietor of the Northport Hotel
who did everything in his power to make the
day enjoyable. Bangor Daily News.
Rev. c. q. Smith of Phoenix, R. l., preach.
| ed TWO excellent sermons at the auditorium
last Sunday. In the forenoon he spoke on
Faith and Works" Mr.. Reed of Hampden
a summer visitor, led the music finely on the
cornet. The Sunday school was held at the
usual hour. In the evening Mr.. Smith spoke
on THE Excuses of Noses The weekly
prayer meeting is held at the auditorium
Thursday evenings at 7.30 o'clock Rev. w
FL. W. Rees,D D., of Cincinnati, Secretary of
the Freedman's Aid and Southern Education
Society, will preach next Sunday forenoon
1t can now be announced that there will
be first class lecture or concert on nearly
every evening of the week preceding the
regular camp meeting. Prof. Robertson has
been engaged for three illustrated lectures
the Apollo Quartette for one or two concerts,
and Rev. F. E. White will deliver his excel
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