The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-10-07
NORTHPORT NEWS.

Mrs. Ross left for Boston last week to
spend the winter, She reports very pros
porous season at the Waquoit.
from Rockland Saturday and remained at
home until Monday afternoon.
Miss Julia Pendleton and Miss Sylvester
returned t.. Boston last Saturday after a
very delightful visit here of several weeks
Mr.. W. A. Whiting and family of Boston
ended their sojourn here Wednesday and
returned to their home by the way of Cam
den.
Edwin Pitcher, who boards with John j.
Shaw, fell down cellar Sept. 2Sth and was
badly bruised and his face cut in several
places.
II. H. Andrews left Monday for Boston.
Rock cottage on the Camp Ground until
quite late in the fall.
Mr., and Mrs. A. F. Elwel attended the
district convention Of Good Templars at
Centre Lincolnvile last Wednesday and en-
joyed the occasion very much.
MI. W. H. Lane and Mr. W B. Morse of
Palermo We're in town this week rusticatng
along shore, enjoying clam bakes and revel-
ing in the deliciousness of broiled Holsters.
MIR. F. j. Taber of Boston, Miss Myrtle
Herrick of Rockland, Me. Carrie Hall of
Lincolnvile and Mrs. Arson Pitcher and
two daughters Of San Francisco, Cal, were
the guests of Mrs. K. T. Herrick last Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Robertson, who are
on their way home to Stockton, Cal, We're
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Herrcll
Thursday and Friday. Saturday and Sunday
they spent with Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Griffin.
They left the first of the week for Boston.
The Duck Trap bridge on the Camden
road has been up a few days and travel has
of necessity been by the back road, Free
man X Son, mail carriers, kept separate
teams on the two sides of the river and
transported the mails, baggage, etc, across
the temporary foot path.
The Northport Mountain Spring Water
Co. has received working plans for the new
reservoir, and work has begun on the build
ings The tool house is up and nearly ready
for occupancy. A crew will begin excavat-
ing this week. The plans and specifications
are as described in brief in The Journal of
last week.
Mrs Carrie Hall and daughter of Lincoln
willie returned home the irst of the week.
Mrs. Hall has numerous customers here who
employ her in fitting and cutting their
dresses. Those wishing the services of a
truly practical dress maker can always Sc
cure her by simply sending a letter to her
address at Lincolnville Centre.
Mr.. Arthur Mahoney, a Young man of
East Northport was for long time great
sufferer from kidney trouble and his rela-
tives and friends had given up all hopes of
his recovery, as the best physicians had
pronounced him incurable. He left Lin
colnville and went to his home to await as
calmly as possible for the end that was sure
Is but slowly coming. But strange as it
may seem, Mr.. Mahoney is very live man
to-day; as healthy, strong and robust look
ing person as one could wish to see. This
wondrous change from almost death to re-
newed life was effected without the use
OF medicine and without the young man
knowing from whence proceeded this
magic change in his condition until he
was completely cured. 1t seems that a
we'll known lady became interested in
the condition of the young man and while
ON a visit to the city of Haverhil,
Mass, few months ago she met Mrs Helen
Mitchell, a noted Christian scientist. to
whom she gave the full particulars of the
young mans case Mrs. Mitchell informed
her she would attend to him. From that
time he began to improve steadily, until
final and complete cure was effected
1t was a remarkable deiiverance from
remarkably bad disease, and no won
der the young mans heart is null of graf
ltude toward her who so miraculously, as
it We're, snatched him from the Jaws of
death to a new lease of life that to himself
and to his frienGs an /! neighbors seemed to
be beyond human power. Therefore, it is no
wonder the name of Mrs. Mitchell will al
ways be remembered with Joy and gladness
anu that she will always occupy "a most es-
teemed place in the affections of the young
man well as of those who are knowing of
this wonderful cure.