The Republican journal., 1897-08-26
Sunday and Monday evenings by Prof.
Frank R. Robertson were very interesting.
His stereopticon work was excellent.

FRANK h. Robertson We're very interesting
His stereopticon work was excellent.
A very enjoyable children's party was
given at the Northport Hotel Monday even
ing under the direction of Mrs. Batdorf, to
| whom our summer visitors are deeply in
debted for the interest she has taken in the
social life of the place. The young folks
had games in the hotel par!or, ice cream at
Burdin's, and general good time. The
most interesting feature of the affair. to the
outsiders, was the parade, in which the
children were decorated with bright colored
paper caps, carried Japanese lanterns, and
marched about the hotel corridors and
verandas.
The following guests have arrived at the
White Rock Cottage the past week: J.
Frank Rhoads and wife of Fairfield; Mrs.
H NJ. Burnham and son, Cleveland, of Old
Town J. J. Marshall and T. A. Dolan of
Boston; Mrs. Fred Saxon and daughter
Alice of Boston; A. F. Atwood, wife, son
Roy and daughter Alice and Mrs. 81. B. Hop
kins of Newton Highlands, Mass. Harry
Black, Chas. E. Getchell, c. P. Sawtelle,
Geo. Dolley, Miss Sadie j. O'Connor, L. c.
Witham, wife and daughter Altha and Chas.
Clark and son Willis of Bangor, and William
George of Orrington Charles E. Plaisted Of
Watertown, Mass. Mrs. John Hayes and
daughter Mary of Boston, Lena Crowley of
Bangor and Mrs. Harvey of kenduskeag.
The Northport Hotel is having large
patronage, both regular and transient. The
following guests have registered there the
part week, in addition to a large number
from Belfast, Bangor, Rockland and other
nearby points Tommie Geder, Long
Branch, n. j.; Estella Hardaway, Bertha
Turner, St. Louis, Mo; Mrs. Annie S. jack
son, Philadelphia; P. P. Nichols South
ampton, Mass; Fred L. Young, Lynn; E.
E. Eaton, A. B. Cayting, West Upton,
Mass: Fred A. Halter, Albany, \. Y; W.
NJ Rhoades, Coldwater, Mich. F. F. Foster,
Gloucester, Mass: c. r. Robinson, Omaha,
Neb,; Chas. Mandeich, New York Geo. \.
Morse, Worcester, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs.
Springer, Newport, H. L. Miss A D. Rivers,
". S. Deliver, E. E. Rey nolds, j S. Heaey,
F W. Hayes, Allen A, Roberts, Dr. SPRING
er, Lima I. Grant, Boston.
Arrivals at the Ocean House the past week
L. :. n. i.
Pottinger. X. H. Wilkins, LYDIA Mason, May
Darcy, w. s. Dill Ed. Seavey and wife, f.
H, Randall, VIM. Wentworth, j. Brown
and lady, H. B. Bradstreet, n A Lassel,
Boston; c. \. Lord, l.. A. Wiggin, Joseph
Willett. William Willett. Needham, Mass
A H. Stone W A. Learned, Geo. O. Alden,
W E. Holiness Newton, Mass; \. H.
Goldthwaite, Salem, Mass. L. A. Fuller,
Albany, \. ". c. b. Abbott and lady, ] d.
knowlton and wife, Camden, G. \. An
drews, Jr., Fred Upham, the Misses knowI-
ton, Rockport c. S. Marsh and wife, A. E
Crockett, Miss Grace f. Slower, G. F.
Meservey, B. X Maddocks, G. d. Racklitf,
Rockland; F. \. Flanders, Melrose Mass,
F. NJ. Watson and wife, Brookline Mass ;
May A. and Kate E. Commins, Somerville,
Mass, Cassie G. Prout, Cambridge, Mass. :;
Jessie |. Prout, Bangor.
This is camp meeting week at Northport
Camp Ground, and despite the heavy rain of
Tuesday successful gathering is antc-
pated. The best available preaching talent
has been secured for the meetings. Evange-
list |. I. johnson and wife, with the Rev.
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preacher of Providence, Il. L. Mrs. G. A.
| Laurence, the soloist, Abbie j. Laurence
the noted leader of chidren's meetings, and
Mrs. A. r. Craig will be present and assist
in the services. The camp meeting proper
began on Tuesday morning at sunrise, with
service conducted by the Rev. B. W. Rus
sell of Orrington. At o'clock chapel prayer
meetings were held and at 10 o'clock, after
beautiful solo by Miss Abby j. Lawrence,
Evangelist |. T. johnson delivered clear,
convincing and powerful sermon upon Pen
tecost, when everyone felt that this was to
be camp meeting remarkable for its devel-
opment of Christian experience and testi-
mOny. Mrs. A. r. Craig conducted an in
teresting childrens meeting in the audi
forum at / o'clock. In the afternoon the
Rev. F. w. Towle gave an excellent dis
| course, followed by an altar service led by
Evangelist johnson. The music will be
special feature of the week. Several tine
soosts are engaged, and the book to be used
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