The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-09-30
NORTHPORT NEW S.

MIS-. 0ldrd IlOiikluS arrived nome ldSb
week from visit to friends in New York
Mr.. Oscar Hodgdon has moved on to the
Brier place near the residence of j. E. Wight
Mrs. Ruby Drinkwater returned home
Sunday from very enjoyable visit in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. O. w. Chapman came home last
Thursday from very pleasant visit to Ban
gor
Mrs. Samuel Lane is complaining bitterly
against the ravages of the deer among her
oats.
Capt. W. E. Patterson will occupy the
residence recently vacated by Capt. II. p.
Pendleton.
A. w. Hasson has bought the Frank
Dickey house on Pound hill, and will take
possession shortly.
Mr. W. H. Folwen closed his cottage at
Isoa Bella and left with his family for
Philadelphia Wednesday.
Mrs A. A. Packard and son of Brockton
and Mrs. Arthur Packard are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Packard.
The last summer boarder to leave the Cove
was Mr.. Wells Reed of Philadelphia, who
left last Thursday after very enjoyable
stay of more than two months.
Mrs. Lucy Rhodes and Mrs. Annie Batch
elder left Monday for Bath to attend the
State convention of the w, G. L, u. as rep
resentatives of the Union here.
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ton with worms has knocked the stutting
out of the cranberry crop; giving the boys an
appearance of huge mess of cranberry
sauce.
Friday afternoon from weeks fishing down
the bay. They had splendid success and
brought home about 500 pounds of fish,
mostly cod. Mr.. Nealey disposed OF about
$50 worth of his part of the catch on his ar
rival, making a very satisfactory weeks
work. He will go down again this week
and Rufus Patterson will accompany him.
Sept. Goth we received a very pleasant
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. LeForest Duncan of
Islesboro who We're on a two weeks we'd
ding visit to their friends and relatives in
Waldo and Knox counties Mrs. Duncan,
formerly Miss Lura E. Trim, the only
daughter of Capt. R. B. Trim, is hand5
some young lady, we'll known and highly re-
spected by the people of Islesboro On the
departure of the boat that Monday morning
for Belfast the happy couple We're the rec-
pents of shower of rice with au accom- pa
niment of old shoes from their friends, who
had gathered on the wharf to see them off
and to testify in the strongest manner possi-
BILE their good will and friendship to them as
they started upon their voyage of new hopes
and new aspirations; and if rice and old
| shoes an absolute guarantee that pros
per ty and happiness will ever attend them,
they are to be congratu lated on the auspi-
cious beginning of their new start in life.
They have the best wishes of the people of
Islesboro; and we, too, wish them an enjoy
able visit and happy return to their home,
which may be full of love and contentment
and peace, for none are more deserving of
the richest blessings of heaven, of all that is
good, pure and lovely, than our cherished
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. LeForest Duncan.
Wednesday afternoon Capt. Henry Pen
deton and family closed their long years of
residence here to take up their abode in
RoX bury, Mass. Their presence will be
greatly missed in this little hamlet, where
they have 50 long resided and all feel
genuine regret at their departure. The town
| in general and the Cove in particular, can
not well afford to lose a family so we'll
known and so highly respected as this one.
The occasion that necessitated their going
was the desire of their two oldest sons, who
are occupying responsible as we'll as lucra-
tive positions in Boston. 1t is the sincere
wish of all that i'll their new home, sur
rounded by most delightful family of chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Pendleton will feel con-
| tented and happy and enjoy their new sur
roundings better than they anticipated.
Good bye, kind friends and neighbors We
hope in the twilight of these long winter
evenings your minds may be filled with the
sweetest memories of those happy years at
Saturday Cove with old friends and neigh
bors, who will always be glad to extend to
you all a most hearty welcome whenever
| you come this way.
NORTHPORT CAMP GROUND.
| Browns restaurant is still open for bust
| ness.
| Frank Prescott and family are in their
cottage on Main street.
Work ON Mrs. R. Emery's new cottage is
progressing finely.
| A. P. Benner was in Boston ten days re.
Gently on business.
B. F. Stevens and wife of Rockland are
still at their cottage on South Shore.
HI. Fl. Andrews and wife will remain al
the White Rock some time longer.
| Mabel Stevens and Mrs. Fred Clark are at
their cottage, and will remain few days
more.
Mrs. Emery, Mrs. Dusenberry and Mrs
/ Burnham are still in the Emery cottage on
Maple street.
Warren Grant and wife, Nettie, Lou and
Ralph Clark of Monroe are at the Grant cot
| tage on Clinton avenue.
Charles Kennedy and wife, who have beer
here since the first of June, will leave fo
their home in Florida Oct. 4th
Decrow with the yacht Glide returned