The Republican journal., 1897-08-05
NORTHPORT NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Holt of Boston are
at Mrs. Angelina Richards.
Mr.. c. T. Elwell, who is employed at
Boston, came home Sunday for short visit.
Messrs. Charles and Fred Cummings of
Woburn Mass, are at Mrs. R. T. Herrick's.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Dary child and maid
of New York city are boarding at Mrs. E. B.
Elwell's.
| Miss 81. Northal and Master Barrett of
Glenridge, N. j., are stopping at Mrs.
| Annie Batchelders.
| Mr.. W. Fl. Book, who has been stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Weston, left
Monday for Cambridge, Mass.
| Lawrence Turley, John Holland, Thomas
Turley Joseph and James Hennessey of
Boston are at the Roadside cottage
Mr.. George Riley and Miss Lillian Cum
mings of Cambridgeport Mass, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Cummings.
The Oldest inhabitant takes back seat in
his knowledge of such remarkably poor hay
weather as has been experienced this sum-
| mer.
Capt. Stephen Crockett, wife and daugh-
ter of Carvers Harbor, have been spending
a week with Mr.. and Mrs. John Crockett
Mrs. Clara Hopkins accompanied Mrs. G.
home as her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Knowlton are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their friends
upon the arrival Of their first born. 1t is
daughter and of course the parents feel
proud over the event
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin futile and two chill
dren of Somerville, Mass; Mrs. l.. d. Hall,
Mrs F. Yeaton and Miss Cobbett of Boston,
c. NJ. Watts and Wells Reed of Germantown,
Pa, are at Mrs. VIM. Drinkwater's.
Notwithstanding the vague appr ehension
felt by those who entertain the summer
| boarders, it now seems that Saturday Cove
will have her full compliment, if the arrivals
of Sunday furnish standard to Judge by
Sunday evening to hear of the sudden death
of Mr.. Samuel S. Lane, a highly respected
citizen of this place, which occurred about s
O'Clock of heart failure. He was about 6S
years of age.
Mr. and Mrs F. F. Reed rendered sum-
mer surprise party to Miss Leggett of Glen
ridge, n. j, at their cottage last Saturday
evening. 1t was a very pleasant event and
a most enjoyable occasion. The vocal and
instrumental program of the entertain
ment was very fine, and in fact the entire
evening was one of continued delight and
pleasure to all present.
Mr.. W. H. Book, who has been occupying
the Baptist pulpit for nearly two N onths,
closed his services last Sunday. He will
enter the Newton Theological Seminary in
few weeks, and was DESTROYS of taking a
short rest before entering the school. His
| farewell services were well attended. He
spoke at his best and his sermon showed
careful thought and attention and was we'll
received by the audience He has given
great satisfaction and the members of the
society feel certain sadness in his departure
and sincerely hope his future will be crowned
with the richest blessings, and that peace
and happiness will ever attend him in his
way to the attainm ent of the highest ambi-
ton of his life.
In little less than two weeks the Spiritual
ist campmeeting VIII open at Temple
Heights, from Aug 14th to the ODD in
elusive. The President, Mr.. j. P. Stearns,
informs us that the prospect of a good at
tendance is very encouraging. Every cot
tage but one is now occupied or engaged,
and never since the grounds We're opened
have the cottages been so full so early in the
| season this year, The arrivals last week
We're as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Morse
of Belmont have opened their cottage, The
Soldiers Rest, and with new doors of vari-
gated colors of paint it looks very fine as we'll
as very inviting. At the Patterson cottage
are Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Patterson of Bangor
B M. Morris, Miss Ella Page and Mr.. John
Kent of Neazie, Mr.. Asa Condor and Miss
| Hattie Maddocks of Belfast. Star Cottage
Mrs j. V. Tucker, owner: Mrs D. L. Clark
of Bangor, j. Fred Tucker and Mrs. F. A
| Tucker of Omaha, Mr.. and Mrs Sewall
| Chapman, Mrs. Zelma Dixie of Orono, Mrs
| Charles Mason of Ellsworth and Mrs. H. F
| Wallace of Saltwater. At DR.. Cosons
Mr.. and Mrs. True Hogan and son and Mrs.
S. A. Jordan of Waterville. At Brookside
Cottage, DR. NJ. r. Webber and wife of Rox-
bury, Mass, Miss Alice Barlow of Newton
vile, Mass, Mrs. Nellie Cook, Mr.. Il. II.
| Cook and Mrs Strout Of Allston, Mass At
the Smiley cottage: Miss E. J. Smiley, Mr..
and Mrs. F. P. Cook and son Lewis, and
Miss Matte Stenger of Newport. AT Har-
mony cottage, Mr.. and Mrs. J P. Stearns
of Old Town, Mrs. Abbie J. Sargent and
nephew of Medford, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
A. Littlefeld and daughter of Belfast.
NoRTHPoRT CAMP GROUND.
Mrs. Durham of Corinna arrived Monday.
D. E. Bird of Belfast is chief cook at the
Waquoit.
The Republican journal is for sale at the
post Office.
Miss Carrie Chick of Bangor is at Browns
for two weeks.
Mr.. j. Fitzgerald of Bangor spent Sunday
with his family
Mrs. Young of Blue Hill has opened her
cottage on Broadway.
The yachts Glide and Hattie c. Mehan are