The Republican journal., 1897-08-19
NORTHPORT NEWS.

Deacon William Weston is rusticating
at Bangor.
Miss Annie Belts of Brewer is the guest
of Mrs. Maud Smith.
The Carletons will give variety show at
Union hall Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Crabtree of Chelsea,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Arletta Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell of Philadelphia
and Mrs. DR.. Garnsey of Bangor are at Mrs
A. F. Ewel's.
Misses Dora Belts and Ava Gray of
Brockton, Mass, are the guests of Mrs.
Henry Pendletan.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Caldwell and two
children of Philadelphia, and Mrs Balloon
of Boston are at Mrs. VIM. Drinkwater's.
Mark Elwell of Boston, for many years
connected with the street department of that
city, is visiting his mother. Mrs. Julia Ell
we'll
Norman White and Frank Young of Bos-
ton We're here few days this week on a
coon hunt. They are the guests of Mrs r.
| T. Herrick
Mrs. D. n Hall of Boston, who has been
confined by illness at her sisters, Mrs. Ruby
Drinkwater's, is improving and it is hoped
Will soon be able to be about.
The Temple Heights Spiritualist Corpora
ton opened its 10Th annual session last Sat
urday morning at Temple Heights under
very suspicious conditions. The meeting
yxrls 40 Lad "A A.
dent, Mr.. J. ?. Stearns of Old Town, who in
felicitous manner spoke of the pleasure it
| gave him to meet once more the familiar
faces and smiling countenances of those who
yearly come to these grounds for a brief
rest from their labor and to enjoy a season
| OF relief from worldly cares and to seek for
that which is more essential than all earth
| ly things, the welfare of the soul to COM
mune with nature and to find fresher in
SEPARATION and newer aspirations as we Jour
ney along. To this end the best speakers
and instruments in the hands of the
spirit world obtainable have been secured,
and we believe every one at the close of the
meetings will go to their several homes bet
ter men and better women by the attendance
at these meetings The meeting was of
revival character and nearly all present took
an active part. At two P. NJ. Mrs. Ella P.
Hewes of Carmel. speaker and test
| medium, addressed the audience, which was
larger than at the morning service. Mrs
Hewes is very good speaker, but is more
successful as test medium. There is no
half way business with her. Names she
gives readily and with that positiveness
that there can be no mistake in the persons
who make themselves known through her,
and we wish that the Oliver of all good aud
perfect gifts would smile more graciouslv
upon Others who, somehow or other seemed
to have missed their calling. Sunday at 10 a.
Ii. Mrs. Matte E. Hull of Stoneham, Mass,
occupied the platform. Mrs. Hull is widely
known by reputation, having been before
the public for nearly forty years. This was
her first appearance here and she was greet
ed by good audience. as a large number
came up on an excursion from Rockland,
Rockport and Camden on the Gov. Bodwell.
She is very fine speaker and handled her
subject with which at once claimed
the closest attention. She gives great satisfac-
ton and probably if the weather is good her
remaining lectures will be largely attended.
In the afternoon Mr.. F. A. Wiggin of Salem,
Mass, spoke. Mr.. Wiggin is we'll known
here and appreciated very much. His
lectures are grand, deep and mastery.
He is very pleasing speaker, indeed;
and holds an audience in complete con-
troll and sways them at will by his
eoquence. At the close of his lecture
| hn hot ha lad ~,
Names are written upon slips of paper and
blindfol led he gives the name upon the
paper and message from those there adj
dressed 10 the one who placed the paper
upon the table, He is remarkably clever in
this manner of receiving communications.
Monday morning Mrs Ella P.Hewes lectured
again and followed the same by tests which
were correct in every particular. In the
afternoon Mrs. Matte E. Hull gave a very
interesting as we'll as instructive lecture.
This closed the program up to Monday after
noon, so it will bel seen that at Tempt
Height the people are receiving an abund-
ance of spiritual truths, and they will con-
tinue to receive them until Sund ay after
noon, when if the day be pleasant hundreds
will come to see for themselves that spirit
ualism has come to stay.
NoRTHPoRT CAMP GROUND
Mrs. Percy Moore of Bangor is at Browns
this week
Sumner Frisbee is spending the week in
| Thomaston.
F. M. Burton of Bangor was here few
days last week.
Mrs. 81. NJ. Burnham of Old Town arrived
last Thursday.
The yacht Glide took large party to
| Castine Saturday.
Fred Hartman and wife of Bangor were
at Browns last week.
J. F. Parkhurst of Bangor arrived last
Friday for a few days.
| J. W. Peabody of Thomaston spent Sun
| day at G. W. Frisbee's
McPheters & Spencer of Old Town have
| the lunch car at South Shore.
| L. A. Brown of Belfast has opened the res
taurant in the camp near South Shore.
A party from Bangor is occupying the