The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-07-08

Shore.
Chas. Fl. Gray and daughters of Old Town
were registered at the Northport Hotel last
| week
Benjamin Jameson injured his left arm
quite badly last Friday while at work in his
stable.
A. j. Claffey and n T. Baker of Somer-
vile, Mass, are stopping for the season at
Browns.
Mrs. Cora Murphy and children of Belfast
have taken rooms at the Belfast cottage on
the circle.
Mrs. Geo. W. Frisbee and children of Bel
fast are occupying Hardwood cottag e, on
South Shore.
| Geo. w Whitney and wife of Bangor are
at their cottage, corner Of Broadway and
Griffin streets
| Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Fl. Blethen of Dexter are
at their cottage at the corner of George and
Maple streets.
G. W. Miles and wife and Mrs. Houlton
| and children are at the Miles cottage on
Maple street.
Mrs. F. j. Goodspeed of Wilton. and Mrs.
Hattie Blake of Hartland, are at Brown's
for the season.
Geo. S. Rackliff of Rockland who bought
the Pavilion, expects to open it for business
about Aug. 1st.
Mrs. A. P Marston and family Of Water
vile arrived Tuesday to occupy their cot
tage on Park Row
Fred Lull of Great Works has built a
tower on his cottage at the corner of Maple
and George streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wales and daughter.
and Mrs. Tribou of Hampden are in their
cottage on Bay street
VIM. Hudson and family of Rosendale,
Mass, are occupying their cottage, the Birch
wood, on South Shore.
Mrs. j. H. Snow and daughter, Mrs. Lou
Adams of Bucksport, have opened their cot
tage in Merrithew square,
W. Fl. Bray of Belfast, who has charge of
Mr.. Groeschner's steamer Guinevere, boards
at the Hazelwood cottage
There is preaching every Sunday at the
auditorium at 1880 o'clock a. IN. Next Sun
day Rev. w H. Brown will preach
Mrs. L. G. Tyler and a party of friends ar
rived Saturday evening in tug G. P. Couners
and spent Sunday in the Collett cottage
Miss lisa A. Luce arrived from Pittsfeld
the first of the week to spend the summer
with her parents Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Luce.
The Baptists of Bangor had an excursion
by steamer last Friday, portion of the
party stopping off here and the others going
to Camden.
A happy company of sixteen from Belfast,
family and friends of Jordan w. Coombs,
spent the fourth at Maplewood cottage.
South Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Swan of Old Town ara
at the Jellison & Ballard cottage, South
Shore, Mr.. Swan is building stable on the
rear of the lot.
The work on the highways shows to good
advantage Broadway has been widened
and new street opened south of the post
office, called Coax street"
The families of A. II. A. Groeschner and
Fred E. Crtchett of Watertown, Mass, are
occupying their cottages on South Shore and
taking their meals at the Ocean House.
1, III. Jackson of Belfast and j. R. Mears
OF Morrill, are building new stable in the
grove west of George street. The Daggett,
Winchenbach and Wiggin stable near by is
finished.
F. B. Stevens of Rockland is occupying his
improvements in the premises, including a
flag staff, on which cold glory was raised
July eth.
Harry G. Carleton and family have made
noticeable Improvements in their cottage
which makes the place very attractive
They also drive the most stylish turnout on
the grounds.
W. J. Price has enlarged his fruit and
confectionery stand near the main entrance
and is doing good business. He will be-
gin baking beans in the ground % soon as
the crowd here gets little larger.
George W. Winslow, principal of the
Davis school in Westtield, Mass, with his
family and few friends are at the Part
ridge cottage on Park Row The guests in
clude Miss Clara Plumb Of Elizabeth, n. j.,
and Miss Dawley of Worcester, Mass
Benner Brothers at the Ocean House are
having good run of transient custom and
have dozen or more regular boarders. The
house has been put in trst-class condition
throughout new crOuuet and tennis grounds
lard out, and other Improvements made
A party of eight, children and grand-chil-
dren of Rev. W. j. Wilson and wife arrived
Tuesday morning to attend the golden we'd
ding anniversary of that worthy and aged
couple, which will be observed at the Pho
neer cottage next Saturday. The party in
cludes Rev. W. H. Brown, wife and two
children of Warren, r. l., Rev. c. H. Smith,
wife and son of Phoenix, r 1, Mrs George
Brewster of Danielson, Conn.
the Camp Ground is pretty we'll accom-
modated as to travel this season. The Bos-
ton steamers land here every morning from
Boston, Rockland and Camden, for Belfast
and the up-river ports, and again in the
afternoon bound west. The NJ. & M. goes
down the river and bay in the forenoon and
returns in the afternoon. Saturdays the NJ
<, M leaves RucksDOrt on the arrival of the