The Republican journal., 1897-08-26
NORTHPORT NEWS.
NoRTHPoRT CAMP GROUND.


Mrs. A. W. SWEET, has returned home to
Bangor.
Hayrlck rides are favorite amusement
this season.
c. B. Swan and wife have returned home
to Old Town.
Hon H T Wentworth of Bradford arriv-
ed Saturday.
William Plaisted of watertown, Mass, is
visiting here,
Fred Hopkins of Bangor arrived Saturday
for a short visit.
n II Bragg OF Bangor spent Sunday with
his family here.
Two blackboard parties went from here to
Camden Monday.
Mrs. Chris Toole and family have return
ed home to Bangor.
Sixty passengers arrived here on steamer
J NJ & NJ. last Friday.
h. W. Pollard of Waterville arrived here
the first of the week
Mrs. Mary A Moody of Lynn is stopping
at Geo. ". Fris bees.
j. W. Peabody of Thomaston spent Sun
day with friends here
A large party from Searsmont is occupy
ing the Villa this week.
Miss Clara c. Poor of Boston is guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Groeschner.
The City of Bangor landed 1o7 passengers
bare last Saturday afternoon
Miss Louise Pierce of Old Town joined
her parents here last Thursday.
Mrs. Alfred G. Curtis of Bangor arrived
Saturday to spend a few days.
Miss A NJ Mudgett of Newburgh is at
Mrs. Emerys on Maple street.
Howard P Mason and children arrived
here last week for a short visit.
Miss Lillian Bailey Of Freedom visited
Miss Emma Frisbee the past week.
Mrs. Harriet Gatchell and daughter Grace
arrived here Friday from Old Town.
Miss Alice Clifford of Bangor arrived last
Thursday for a visit OF one week here.
Miss Ethel Hook returned home to Bangor
Saturday from a two weeks stay here.
Mrs James L. Grant ami Miss Grant OF
Bangor spent few days here the past week.
Mrs. \. Z. Bragg and family have closed
their cottage and gone home for the season,
Arthur W. Burtlin Of Belfast Is conduct
ing the ice cream parors overthe post office
Two large excursion parties landed here
Sunday, one from Bangor and one from
Rockland.
The cottages We're finely illuminated Sat
urday night. Park Row was particularly
brilliant.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Williams and Miss
Mary Williams of Bangor returned home
last Friday
j. B. Miller and family of Old Town return
ed home last week after stay of three
weeks with us.
Rufus F. Pierce of Old Town has sold his
cottage on South Shore to Isaac A. Terrill of
the same town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Brown and son Walter
and Miss Allie Cakes arrived last Friday
from Old Town.
W. T Partridge went to Bucksport Tues
dav to attend the reunion of the First Maine
Heavy Artillery
Harry Carleton has an offer to play the
leading parts at the Schiller Theatre, Chica-
90, the coming season.
Mrs. o. P. Clark and daughter Sarah of
searsport are stopping with her niece, Ida
Mason, at Liberty G
Steamer Sedgwick is advertised to bring
| excursions from Bangor and the river land
ings Thursday and Friday.
Mrs F. G. Durgin and family of the
Windsor Hotel Bangor arrived at the
Northport Hotel Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Snow of Old Town re-
turned home last Friday after an outing of
several weeks al the Camp Ground.
Steamer Castine took party to the fish
ing grounds Monday and they caught about
zee pounds of cod, ha1e and haddock.
A party of five from the Emery cottage on
Maple street attended the Sprituaist meet
ing at Temple Heights last Thursday.
Charles D. Pearson, wife and child and
Ira P. Watson, wife aud child, of Bangor ar e
at the Charles B. Brown cottage, for two
weeks.
NJ c. Hill rode his bicycle from Memorial
building, Belfast, to the store here in 81
minutes few days ago, which is good time
for beginner.
Mrs. Carlotta SWEET of Bangor and her
| friend Miss Frances X. Pullen, who have
been spending the summer here, returned
home last Friday.
Miss May Darcy and Mr.. W. S. Lee, who
have been spending few weeks with Miss
Ida Mason at Liberty Cottage left by boat
for Boston Friday night
| Arrivals at the Waquoit include Misses
Kate McMahan and L. A. Rogers, Old Town !;
F. F, Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G Goddard,
Boston: I. James and lady, Bangor; G. S.
Coombs, n. W. Hall, Rockland Annie A.
Lincoln, Waterville.
The steamer Rockland makes daily trips
| from Belfast, leaving the Boston & Bangor
wharf there at so o'clock and leaving here
to return at Is. The Silver Star lands here
this week every morning, bound from Cas-
| tine and Islesboro to Belfast and in the