The Republican journal., 1897-06-10
NORTHpORT NEWS.

Vi MI. anu MIS-. A. r LlWell ldSG sunday.
Mr.. Irwin Lear at Beech hill has leased
the Conant house and took possession last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs F. G. Currier of Camden
We're the guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Pat
terson Sunday.
Mr.. Oscar Drinkwater has moved from
the Ingalls, house into one of his own near
the schoolhouse.
Mrs, Nellie Shaw has leased the George
Knowlton house at Browns Corner and
will soon occupy the same.
Mrs. E. W. Pierce of Boston left on We'd
nesday's boat after very enjoyable visit at
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Pendleton's.
Mrs. Hattie Estes of Lynn returned home
last Thursday, having spent several weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Arletta Chapman.
Sch. Kittie Laury, o. W. Chapman cap
tain. from Bangor anchored here Saturday
night and sailed Sunday for Rockland Mrs
Fanny Chapman went with him on pleas
ure trip.
Steamer NJ. & NJ. is now making daily
VI lpo lioih DuChSpoll anu touCHiuS
at both Camp Grounds, an accommodation
that is greatly appreciated especially at
Temple Heights
Capt. Alonzo Batchelder of sch Helen
came down from Bangor Sunday bound for
St. John to load laths for New York He
sailed Monday. His daughter Abbie and
Miss Vannie Dolliff of Belfast accompanied
him on the trip.
George NJ. knowton, who recently re-
turned from California, has sold his late
residence at East Northport to Mr.. George
Rose of Boston Mr.. knowlton will soon
return to California with his daughters and
become permanent resident of that State.
Nh, 9. S. Elwell arrived home from San
Francisco last Thursday evening. The only
noticeable change since his last visit home
is that he is some thirty pounds lighter than
his average weight but otherwise he is look
ing well and enjoying good health and
plenty of it.
Leslie Crockett and r. E. Patterson
left Monday on fishing trip. 1t is hoped
they will have great luck, for as Rufus is
terribly liberal "feller' his neghbors can
reasonably expect a splendid present of
nicely dressed cod ready for the oven or pan,
ust as one wishes.
Mr. and Mrs. William Purdy of New
York, newly married couple, have been
enjoying their honeymoon at Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Pendleton's during the past week.
They left for home Wednesday, highly
pleased with their short visit, and hope
some time to come again for more extend
ed stay.
Mr.. F. I. Crockett and son returned home
last Thursday from fishing trip among the
islands, and considering the weather they
did very we'll. They had but one good
chance to fish, but secured about 400 pounds
OF very good sized fish, which was great
deal better than coming home without get
ting mary" bite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brier wish to tender
to their many friends and neighbors their
sincere gratitude for the kindness shown
them in their great bereavement attendant
upon the drowning of their son Harry also
to the members of Sparkling Water Lodge
of Good Templars and of the Juvenile Tenn
plars society for the beautiful floral tributes
contributed by them.
NORTHPoRT CAMP GROUND.
Mrs. Ross has opened the Waquoit for the
season.
The Swan cottage was opened for the sea
son last week
H H. An drews has arrived and opened
the White Rock Cottage for the season.
A. P. Mansfield has sold one of his cot
tages at South Shore to Frank A. Gilkey.
to open their cottage for the season, last
Friday.
A team from the Waquoit makes con-
nections regularly with the Boston steamers
at Belfast.
The mail arrangements at the Camp
G round will be the same as last season,
with NJ. c. Hill as postmaster
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Kennedy of Cam
bridgeport, Mass, have arrived and are to
spend the summer at the Waquoit
1t is not Yet decided what will be done
with the hotel this season, but it will no
doubt be opened under capable management
when people begin to gather at the sea shore.
Aurelius A. Packard of Brockton, Mass,
arrived last Thursday to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Rodel A. Packard. He is quite
i'll and lame from the effects of varicose
veins.
DR.. G. P. Lombard has moved his North
Shore cottage six feet back, raised it a foot
and half, and built 12-foot veranda on the
front. The DR.. Brooks cottage adjoining is
undergoing repairs and impro vement, and
the Dougan cottage has been handsomely
painted. With the handsome cottage of
George W. Burkett, the Howes cottage, the
Roberts cottage, with the new one going up
beyond, and the pretty little cottage of w.
A. Clark the North Shore presents the tin
est collection of summer houses on the bay
Concerning Local Industries.
d. II. Libby has made and put up % avn
ings this spring and has II more making in
the loft.