The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-07-29
20 6 y 1ain Street,

paper weights, with photographs Of the
hotel, the steamer City of Bangor at her
wharf and the park Other views are to be
made soon,
w. A. Marston of Waterville has opened
an ice cream and confectionery stand at
the corner store on South Shore. He also
has dances at the Pavilion Wednesday and
Saturday evenings with music by Rouudy's
orchestra of Belfast.
Miss es Lena, Milly and Essie Sanborll'
Lillian Spnney, Nellie Hail. Bertha Thomp
son, Mrs. Ella Sprague, her daughter Eva,
Mrs Whitney and Master Willie McAnd-
less of Belfast We're at the Priest cottage a
few days the past week.
The hop at the Northrort Hotel last Sat
urday evening the most successful Of
the season. The music was led by l.. A.
Danforth of Boston, of the landlord.
The attendance was large.
VIII G. Burkett of Belfast saved party
of ladies from serious trouble if not from
bodily injuries last Saturday night by
promptly coming to their rescue when an
accident occurred to their carriage,
The following guests have registered at
the Ocean House the past week L. A.
Smith and wife, Brockton, Mass; j. l..
Grant, Bangor l.. +. Patteu, Hermon; Miss
w. B. Baldwin, Miss l.. Washhurn, James
Seaman, Boston.
A number of the yachts took parties out to
see the large 4-masted schooner ashore on
Barley ledge Monday. AT noon the wind
was very light and Mr.. Grtrschner kindly
took the Glide in tow of his steam launch
Guinevere to make the trip.
Five cottages and several stables have
been built on the Camp Ground this season.
Last Friday the schooner E. A. Whitmore,
Capt. Whitmore, arrived from Bangor with
lumber for three, two on South Shore for j.
L. Grant and VIM. Tennell of Old Town,
and one on Griffin street for John Gold
thwate of Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. I. Boothhy of Waterville
are spending their seventeenth year on the
Camp Ground. Their daughter, Mrs. W, H.
X. Abbott and three children, Ruth, Mar
garet and Stephen Boothby Abbott, arrived
Monday. Mrs. AS husband is superiu-
tendent of the Lockwood mills in Water
Vile
DR.. Rees of Cincinnati preached an inter
esting sermon at the auditorium Sunday
before large and appreciative congrega-
ton He gave an account of the work
which the Freedman's Aid and southern
Education Society is doing for the colored
people and poor whites III the South, how
the work is done and some of the results
Mr.. j. w. Beck sang solo, The Holy
City," Mr. Winslow led the music and Mrs
Murphy played the organ.
The steamer NJ 4 NJ. is proving a great
convenience to parties both up the river and
down the Bay who wish to visit the Camp
Ground. As her trips are in the opposite
direction to those of the Boston & Bangor
steamers, one can come and 60 when and
where he pleases. By this arrangement we
have boat in each direction both forenoon
and afternoon. The trips of the NJ. 4 NJ,
down Saturday night and return Monday
morning are proving great convenience to
up-river people who wish to spend Sunday
here.
The following guests were registered at
the Northport Hotel the past week Mrs S.
j. Chlds, Everett, Mass; I. H Smith,
Bucksport; Mrs. A. R. Pickard, Elizabeth
G. Pickard, Bangor; A. G. Murphy, NJ. r.
Murphy, New York; f. L. Written, Port
land; F. E. Underwood, Natick Mass. Mrs.
F. H Beale, Mrs j. w. Beck, Augusta
Mrs r. H. Elms. Marjorie Elms, Mrs. w H.
Mckenzie, Miss Ruth Mckenzie, Bangor;
Miss Susan Sargent, Brewer Mrs. c. NJ
Marsh, Master Harold Marsh Bangor; Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Batdorf, Misses Laura and
Lila Batlorf, New York, Robert Murphy,
II. r. Maynard, W. l.. Searey, Thos S.
Given, W G. Treat, Mrs. l.. A. Barker,
Miss Alice E. Barker, Bangor; Mrs. NJ. c.
Hill, Miss ENERGY CHM, Misses Frances and
Cora Crawford, Belfast; f. f. Gellison, Bos-
ton; w. Nj. Bean, Old Town; Julia Grover,
J. w. Healey, New York; S. c. Weber, A
r. Pickard, Mrs. S. Lowe and daughters,
Mrs. L. S. Sanborn, w. F. Hopkins, Chas
l.. Dakin, Bangor; Mrs. S. l.. Farrar,
Mr.. j. W. Beck, Augusta; W. B. Snow
and wife, South Brewer; Chas. j. Burr,
Brewer; S. W. Lewis, Ernest l.. Hill, Brook
line, Mass. Miss Lillian Farrar, Augusta;
F. I. Chase, F. R. Woodcock, C. E. PIERCE,
Belfast; W. G. Dillingham;, Portland, Or;
Paul G. Klein and wife, Boston.