The Republican journal., 1898-08-11


Mrs. Eliza Goyens, Mrs. Eliza James,
Mr.. James H. James Of Belfast and Mrs
Lille Fletcher Of Boston, Mass, called on
friends in town Sunday. -. Pleasure seek
ers should call on Mr.. Caleb Lamb, who has
fine cottage and some good boats to let at
Tilden's pond. There is a little stranger
at Mr.. Albert Mariners. 1t is a boy.
and has come to stay Mr.. Albert Nor
rill has sold his farm to his brother, Mr.. G.
P Morrill,
WINTERPoRT. A very interesting service
was held by the W. c. T. U. at the Metho-
dist church Sunday evening in the interests
of the Flower Mission dept, The church
was beautifully decorated and pretty bou-
quets with the scripture card and white rib
bon attached We're presented to everyone in
the audience, The Band gave an outdoor
concert on Church Hill Wednesday evening
and Ice cream and cake We're sold at the
Congl. vestry for their benefit Mrs.
Charles Dawley of Biddeford is visiting her
slster-in-law, Mrs. Redben Snow. Miss
Lizzie Moody is spending her vacation at
the home of her uncle, Capt. Minot Lowe
Mr.. Percy Moody, who has been in town for
brief visit. has returned to New York
Arthur n. Smith is at home for visit .
Mrs. G. E. Littleteld has gone to Islesboro
for few days. Miss Ada L. Walker ar
rived from Portland Saturday for months
vacation. The family of DR.. j H. Bake are
at Northport Tor few weeks. Mrs. G. NJ
"a har "A n +
with her two children arrived from North
port Saturday. Mrs. Annie Webster of Brew
er visited Mrs, Leslie Downs last week
Mrs. Geo. r. Cougdon and her dauph-
ter, Miss Alberta, of Georgetown, S. c., are
the guests of Mrs. DR.. Fellows Col. A. *.
Boian and party arrived in his Yacht from
Castine last Wednesday, accompanied bv
Dr' Grlndle and party in his naphtha
launch. There We're IA in the company ard
they spent the night at the Commercial
House. Miss Lizzie Littletield arrived
from New York last week for vacation
visit. Mrs. White of Portland was the
guest of Mrs. p. @. Rich last week. Miss
Smith Of Searsport is visiting Mrs. II. A.
Bolan-, Mrs l. Ii. W. Wharf is in town
for few weeks. Her grandmother, Mrs
\. W. Hardy, is very low and not expected
to recover. Mrs. Rogers of Boston is
spending few weeks III town. Mrs Stel-
la Curtis has gone to Ellsworth TO visit her
sister. Mr.. G. G. Hopkins and family left
Monday fOr Portland, where he has good
position. Burglaries in West Winterport
are getting altogether too frequent A cow
was stolen from the pasture of Mr.. Albine
Curtis last week She was traced to Ban
gor, where she had been sold, and was re-
covered by her owner, but the thief is still
at large. Miss lie Favor of Boston is the
guest of the Misses Rankin. Miss Angus
ia Snow OF Bangor was the guest of Miss
Lizzie Fernald over Sunday. Mrs. Hill of
Rockland is visiting Mrs. C. r. Hall.
IsLEsBoRo. The season was never 50
prosperous as at present. At Dark Harbor
the Inn IS full, and good number of guests
who cannot get rooms get meals there, and
find rooms in the houses Of the people who
live IN the vicinity. All the cottages are
occupied, including the two most elegant
ones recently built 1t is reported that
season, and that another wing is to be add
ed to the Inn, already large and conspicu-
GUS for its architectural beauty. Mr. Fl. L.
Brown is the popular proprietor and the
large number of guests is the best proof of
his efficiency and management. The
names OF parties who own cottages are as
follows: j. r. Bracket, Baltimore; j. T.
Alterbury, N. Y, Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks,
Boston; Rev. Dr. Prall, Detroit; William
r. Dupee, Boston; Dexter Tiffany, St.
Louis: I. Homer, Germantown, Pa Geo.
Philler, Pres. First Nat, Bank, Philadel-
phia; Z. B. Vale. St. Louis; j. d. Winsor,
Philadelphia; Miss Williamson, Phil David
Scull, Phil. Chas. N. PIatt, Phil; Samuel
G. Dixon, Phil; j. Murray Howe, Boston.
Sunday, Aug. 18th, was the anniversary
of the opening of the Episcopal church, and
Bishop Nealy of the diocese of Maine preach
ed and administered the holy communion.
On Sunday, Aug. 14th, Rev. Leighton Parks
d. d.. of Boston will preach. AT Hewes'
Point there is an unusually large number of
tourists, both in the hotel and cottages.
Quite number of them attend the Baptist
church. Among the number last Sunday
was stenographer from Boston who took a
Yer batim report of the sermon. =. The 'Isles-
borough" at Ryder's Cove is we'll patroniz-
ed. Both at the hotel and in the cottages
are large number of musical people, who
give sacred concert every Sunday evening
Last Sunday afternoon, Aug. It'll, about
forty of the summer visitors attended the F
B. church. and the choir, including organist
of the Second Baptist church, Bangor, very
kindly furnished the music at the service
which was greatly enjoyed by the audience
The first selection was rendered by the full
chorus. The second was a duet by gentle
man and lady. The third and fourth selec-
tions were rendered by male quartet. Mr..
John P. Bragg took the party to church on
buckboards. !. Capt. Guilford Pendleton,
after some years on land. took a voyage a,
sea, and returned last Monday Capt. Mel
son Kimball arrived Tuesday Miss De-
Vile Bale Of Albany, N. Y, an accomplish.
ed pianist, and who presided at the piano al
the White House in the presence of Mrs
Cleveland and guests, is visiting Mrs. r. P
Pendleton.
Miss A. F. CHM of Damariscotta is visit
| ing her brother, Chas F. CHM.