The Republican journal., 1898-09-08
NORTHPOR1 NEWS.

home in Maiden, Mass, last week.
Mrs. Frank Herrick and children have
gone to Bangor to remain for some time.
| Mrs. Anna Knowlton of Saugus, Mass is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Lane.
| Lynn last Friday after very pleasant visit
| of several weeks.
Mr. Arthur Packard returned to Middle
boro, Mass. last Saturday after a very
! joyable visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r,
A. Packard.
Mr. and Mrs Il. A Packard attended the
! Boynton family reunion in Liberty last
Thursday. They report a fine time and
greatly enjoyed their visit,
Our summer boarders are fast disappear
ing, and i'll few days more the Cove will re-
sumo its old,time quietness to patiently
await the coming of another season.
Miss Martha Pendleton and her brother
John left for Boston last Friday, where
they will reside until next June. Master
John will enter the Boston High school this
" eek
Mrs. A + Elwel went TO Boston last
week to consult the best physicians in re
| gard to her health, which Of late has been
very poor 1t is hoped she viii return great
| ly benefited by her visit.
The fall term Of the Henrietta White
| school began a week age Monday, and it is
very gratifying to know that A. d. Hayes Of
Belfast is master, which is a positive guar
antee that the superintendent viii be able
to report most successful term when the
| proper time comes
Some time Sunday night sneak thief
entered the enclosure containing the plum
trees of Mr.. Henry Pendleton by destroy
ing the hinges Of the gate and generously
helped themselves to the fruit Petty thiev-
ing is getting to be quite common here and
probably before long an example will be
matte of the suspected ones.
The Herrick family reunion occurred
Monday at the residence of Mr.. Joseph
Herrlck on Beech Hill There was quite a
large attendance, but many familiar faces
We're missing who We're present last year.
| Nevertheless, it was joyful occasion and
grand good time was had. Everything
! passed off finely. The weather was warm and
delightfu); therefore everybody was out Of
doors, and az uncle Joe's dooryard was
| spacious one it afforded ample room for all
| present and was more comfortable than
! crowded house W 18th a temperature of nearly
! So the shade. Notwithstanding the heat,
it was a gay and lively throng and they
made the besU of it, as it would be another
| year before they would all meet again. So
the time was fully occupied in renewing Old
friendships, and making new ones, and like
all family reunions, this one, too, was most
gratifying success. 1t was the unanimous
desire Of all that they might be spared 10
meet again next year. May this prayer be
realized, is our most sincere wish.
What next? Why election day next Mon
day, and it is earnestly desired that every
! Republican voter will turn out and keep
this town in the Republican ranks, where il
/ belongs, and at the same time roll up good
majority for our representative to the Legis-
lature, Capt. Emery n. Bunker of Isles boro,
a gentleman well qualified to represent this
class at Augusta this winter--a clean, hon
orable man, who stands high in the estima-
ton Of his townsmen. His popularity is i'm
mense in the community where he lives as
well as elsewhere; his genial and affable
ways always attract strangers as well
| friends, and there seems to be great desire
on the part of his Democratic friends in his
| town to give him very complimentary
vote therefore with good strong pull from
the Republicans there seems no reason why
Islesboro should not give larger majority
| than she did two years ago for Mr. Hurd.
| We hope so, for it is wide-awake, hustling
business men that are wanted not one that
will sleep all the way to Augusta and back
So be sure that your Bunkers are loaded
with Republican votes and the victory will
| be Won
| NORTHPORT CAMP GROUND.
Will Price closed his "hean hole" and
broke camp Monday.
George W Whitney and wife of Bangor
arrived at their cottage Tuesday.
Several lots of land have been sold lately
and cottages are to be built in the spring.
j. Warren Bailey and wife of Somerville,
Mass, are stopping at Browns for a few
days.
A. H. Chick and family of Bangor arrived
Tuesday and are stopping at their cottage on
Maple street.
Mrs. M. Turner and father, H. Thompson
of Searsmont, are stopping at the Walls cot
tage for few weeks.
C. B. Brown and daughters of Bangor have
returned and will stop while repairs are be-
ing made on their cottage
The post office was closed here Tuesday
night, and mail addressed to the Camp
Ground will be sent to East Northport.
Haney & Hills store closed yesterday.
Mr.. G. F. Danforth of Bangor, who was
landlord Of the Northport Hotel last year,
has managed the stable at the gate on the
hill He had good run both in livery
and boarding
A1tbouoh the BOSTON steamers have dis