The Republican journal., 1897-08-19
Mrs. Daggett and children of Morrill, are
stopping at the Belfast cottage.

MTS. JOnn D0llOn anu daughters OF belIaSC
are at the Harlow cottage on Main street.
Capt. Trueworthy has been confined on
board his yacht the past week by sprained
ankle.
Chas. Glidden and wife of Brewer spent
Sunday and Monday at their cottage on Bay
street.
Steamer Sedgwick brought a number of
excursions here from up river the past
week.
F. E. Critchett of Watertown, Mass, is
spending two weeks with his family at
South Shore.
A fishing excursion will 60 down the Bay
Monday on steamer Castine, leaving here
at I. a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Boothby returned to
Waterville Tuesday to remain until after
campmeetng.
The trustees are doing good work on the
grounds in improving the streets, grading
the lawns, etc.
The merry go-round still remains in the
field near the South Shore, but it is not lib
orally patronized.
Wilson Ellis, Fred Poor and Austin Fer
nald of Belfast are spending the week at
the Belfast cottage.
The party of young people from Bangor
who have been occupying the Wharf, cottage
have retu rned home.
Mackerel are taken in small numbers in
the Bay. Lawrence Wadln brought 8 .
dozen here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunning of Bangor,
who are spending the summer here, spent a
few days at home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Burgess of Boston and
Mrs. j. G.. Damon of Belfast are at the
Damon cottage, South Shore.
Nellie Ryder and Miss Charlotte Ryder, re-
turned home to Bangor Friday.
Mrs. c. c. Rowe and daughter, Miss Han
nah Berry of Belfast, spent Sunday at Geo
w. Fris bees, on the South Shore.
The steamer Castine went on a fishing ex-
curson from here Aug 18th. The day was
not favorable and few fish We're taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Black, Mrs Robinson
her daughter Marjorie and friends of Ban
gor, are at the Patterson cottage, South
Shore.
Misses Lena Ellis Louise Knowlton and
Genie Thompson of Belfast, and Miss Brain
ard OF Lawrence, Mass, We're at the Belfast
cottage last week.
Mrs. j Y Cottrel is spending the waaly
at Temple Heights, and will return to her
cottage at South Shore when the Spiritualist
campmeetng closes.
A. W. Heating and wife # Belfast are
spending the week in Boston. Their friends.
Messrs. Cobe and Frank and their wives
have returned home.
Misses Jackson & Wood, Mrs G. r.
Sweetser and Miss Ella Hayes of Belfast and
Miss Della Morse of Camden, have rooms at
he Belfast cottage.
Rev. W. j. Wilson breaches two able SER
mons every Sunday before large congrega-
tons. Mr.. Reed of Hampden led the music
with cornet last Sunday.
The Rebekahs of Dexter made an ex-
custom Tuesday on Steamer Sedgwick from
Bangor to Camden, touching at the camp
ground where few Of the passe gers landed
Rev. S. II. Beale and daughter, Miss B eale
of Boston are at their summer home on the
Camp Ground. Miss Beale is a deacon ess
connected with the Peoples Temple of
Boston.
MrsJ G Cunningham and sons George and
John of Franklin, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
II. Arnold of Belfast and Miss Fannie Free
man of Central Falls, r. L., are at their cot
tage on Main street.
The guests of Mrs. j. W. Emery at her
cottage on Maple street include Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Harding of Dixmont; Percy Poor.
Alphonzo Wood, Mrs. lila and Fannie
Sylvester of Belfast.
The following guests We're registered at
the Ocean House the past week: f. E.
Eaton, West New ton, Mass, F. E. Critch-
EFT, WATERFOWL; A. F. Drew, Bangor; F. E.
Newgent and f. S. Hayden, Boston, besides
a number from Belfast and nearby places
The number of people on the grounds this
year is larger than it has been before for
VIA al III = j
" all the cottages are occupied, and crowds
are to be seen everywhere. Campmeeting
week bids fair to be the most successful for
many years.
Gentner's 4horse blackboard FROM Belfast
took party to Camden yesterday, chaper-
oned by Mrs. F. j. Caytng. The party con
sisted of Madames Harding Stearns, Dam
forth and Films, Mr.. Cayting the Mis-, es
Danforth and Miss Elms and Mr. Arno B.
Caytng.
The following guests We're registered at
louise, Cambridge. Mass; Geo. E. Keyo.
Boston; Martha Humphry, W. H. Sparrow,
Hampden; j. X. Merrytied, Virginia Miss
NJ Frances Rice, Exeter, n. H; B. c. Max
field, Washington, D. c.. Mrs. and Miss
Dolloff, Waterville; Miss Mary Heald,
South birmingham, Mass. Mr.. R. H. Elms,
Bangor D. B. Beggs and wife, New York
F. I. Higgins, l. T Dinger, Boston: c. S.
Coombs, Rockland.
The guests at the Northport Hotel the
past week included, besides large num-
Der from Bangor, Rockland, Old Town and
other places in Maine, Mrs. A. NJ. Lothrop,
S. W. Lothrop and wife, New YORK; F. j,
Biather, Boston: Mrs. r. S. Jackson, Long
Branch, N. j.; VIM. c. Fisher and daughter
and Mrs. Sarah Leeman, Middletown, Ct.
S. S. Hopper, Barre, Vt; Horace G. Phn-
ney and wife, New York; Maud Candage,
Brooklne, Mass; H. c. Nichols, Boston j.
E. PillsDury, Boston; F. l. Wood, Provi-
dence, R. L.. Miss Olive Skinner, Boston; F.
L. Young, Lynn.
This week series of summer evening en-
| tertalnments is in progress at the Audito-
| rum Tuesday evening, Aug. 18th, Rev.
Fred E. White lectured upon "Queer Folks"
Wednesday evening, August 18th, Miss
Mabel Safford the we'll known elocutionist,
appeared in an entirely new programme.
This, Thursday, evening the Apollo Quar-
tette of Bangor will sing and Mr.. Harry
Cowan will give an exhibition of Japanese
parlor magic. A concert will be given by
quntette of colored singers from Chahin
University, Orangeburg, S. C., Friday.
Saturday, Sunday and Monday even
ings Prof. Frank K. Robertson will lecture,
the stereoptcon being used to illustrate.
The Shakers of Mount Lebanon, COM
munity of simple honest God flea ring men