The Republican journal., 1898-08-18
NoRTnpoRT NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. William lraftOn OF Maiden,
Mass, returned home Monday.
Mr.. William Whelpley of East Boston
| arrived at the Road side last Sunday.
| Miss Hattie Stanton and Miss Palmer of
Boston are visiting at Mrs. Mary Sprague's.
| Mrs Belle Pendergast from Massachusetts
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Lane
Mr.. Forrest Pendletou came home from
Boston the first of the week to enjoy his
two week 5 vacation.
Mr. R. Clifford Browning and daughter
of Charlestown, Mass arrived Monday even
ing, and are stopping at the Roadside cot
tage
Last Sunday forenoon quite a gathering
assembled at the shore of the Cove to wit
ness the baptism of Mrs. Eta J. Dickey.
Mr. and Mrs. Orriu Whitmore, and the
Misses Annie and Beulah Rhoades by Rev.
G. E. Tufts of Belfast
Mr., G. S. Elwell is at home from New
York and probably no man of his dimensions
can get more pleasure and enjoyment out of
so brief a time at his disposal as he. If any
one doubts this statement let them take a
day off and take stroll with this happy go
lucky, genial fellow, and see
The tug Herald went up the bay Monday
afternoon with three very large coal harges
i'll tow. Among them was the Ringleader.
Capt Hopkins, who spoke party from the
Cove. saying they were the first Yankees he
had seen since he left Newport News, and
he was so pleased to see them be wished to
be reported. Capt. Hopkins is a Vinalhaven
man and has several acquaintance in town.
and as it has been some time since he has
been in this vicinity he sent his regards to
them. He was glad once more to see his
native soil.
TEMPLE HEIGHTS.
The Spiritualists campmeetiug at Temple
Heights began last Saturday at .. III. The
regular services We're opened by Mrs Kate
Styles Of Boston, The attendance was fair
for the opening day and those present listen
ed to a very interesting discourse Mrs.
Styles is a splendid speaker and holds her
'''-S ~ i'1''ti'' W 'Ho Nie''u0iiS "a
preston OF htr thoughts ana the graceful
manner III WHICH she hahuleS her SUBJECTS
c0nvnces all who listen that she is a lady Of
culture ana rehnement' Monday morning
Mrs Sly IS AGAIN spoke, prefaclng her re
mark by reading "A poem by Lizzie Doten
entitled THE Good Time, which she also
TOOK Ior the supltet Of her discourse. Sun
l.
DAY AFTERNOON MT + A "}gg'h lectured on
bI'ieai 9lilllua'iSiu' MI "igglh IS an
tai Hes' a"" '"iVI"'e si'tdhet' anu thoSe VINO
nave any "o""us a. W 9IPfivua'isA "elhg
io"il'' III 'He Ro"' ho0h silou'1 nave heard
'''e ''N'"lei anu iH'H SeaiNH 'iIe oooh l"i
Neril'edtIon' a. 7. ~ MI hafrl7oh -
pa e'' - i'''s'oh ''ie tieSl''Fh' u Vne Ma
li'i4a' 0plil'ua''s'S zaSs"'la'toh' WHO Is On
MS Hi''. N'9l' iele' 9ipAe ior WE "IsV
ZINE at 1his place. MIR. Barrett is an elo-
quehV Steahel' an" 10 heai HllI plce Is
,'li' 81. .',''' lo'll nm
present IN give wv, 1eotnras ana T,asdo1
afternoon, ,.,as bis 1as+ ona r. - for,-,,,,+lr-
hoped that next year he will Sc present dur
ing the entire meeting, hut as 1t was, the
visitors at the camp here are very thankful
that ms services were secured Tor even that
''f-el ''il'e' 'S ne II d very o"sS man anu III
800 "ei'"ii'' 'ii' 'iie 0oo'l'iS T.
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dent There are more neonla tban ever before
stonning ON the grounds. and NOTHING, b,,t
had weather will deter those from comino
the latter part of the week by excursions, by
water and 10y land, for more delightful
place to spend a day in does not exist out of
''o"'s 'iiaH ieliil'le ihe'sn's' anu everybody
Nno"' ~ 'ioN anu 'n'' Is 'iie 'iiile thty
come 10 ENJOY inc peaulies oi midsummer
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