The Republican journal., 1898-08-25
NORThPORT NEWS.
TEMPLE HEIGHTS.

TEMPLE HEIGHTS.
| The 10Th annual session of the Temple
, Heights Spiritualist Campmeeting closed
last Sunday. Throughout the entire nine
days the attendance averaged well witt
the proceeding years. Financially the So
ciety succeeded beyond their expecta-
tions, having in the treasury respectable
sum after paying their speakers and other
expenses. Aside from the receipts at the
gate the society received from the ladies aid
society from the sale of fancy articles, ice
cream and entertainments for the benefit OF
the association $50; a very gratifying result
to the ladies from the fact that this sum was
raised in small sums. This shows that there
was no time wasted by the ladies in their
efforts to raise this amount, and for all their
trouble the society feels deeply indebted to
them and expressed their appreciation by a
vote OF thanks. The officers of the association
are to be congratulated upon their go cd for
tune in securing such splendid quartet of
speakers; as good no doubt as could be
found on the spiritualistic platform-all able
and powerful speakers in their expressions
and excellent opponents of the religion of
Spiritualism. The lady and gentlemen who
graced our platform this season were per-
sons Of brains, practical and logical, keen
and sharp; graduates from our best educa-
tional institutions, and fully alive to the is
sues of the times. Hence they do not fail to
interest and instruct the large audiences
that greet them whenever they appear, and
those who had the pleasure of listening to
them last week, whether spiritualists or not,
will carry with them for long time to come
gender in their minds new themes for
thought. The meetings were all we'll at.
tended, and the social meetings prior to the
regular observances of the day were largely
attended. Great interest was manifested,
everyone seeming to be particularly interest
ed in making them socially the most enjoy
able part of the exercises. Every body with
out distinction of religious belief was at
liberty to give expression to their ideas,
and many availed themselves of the
opportunity. No doubt these social oc-
casions will be productive of much good,
seed cast abroad will find congenial soil
and the harvest Will be rich and abundant.
And now las we return to our several homes,
let us all stand by the knowledge we
have obtained at Temple Heights, to
become better men and women, to become
more charitable to one another. more
friendly to our neIghbor and more loving,
and forgiving to those who are opposed to
us. Let us practice these things for one
year at least. and when We all meet again
next season on the beautiful shore along
side the placid waters of the Penob-
scot we will Join again in telling what
another year has done for us. By so doing
Temple Heights will thus become a retreat
to which every human soul will receive a
hearty welcome and draw new aspirations
and receive new inspirations for the perform
ance of the nobler duties of this life and
that which is to come
NoRTHPoRr CAMP GROUND.
Harry Wilson of Dixmont is stopping at
Browns.
j. W Harding and wife of Dixmont are at
Browns.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hardy of Dxmont is at the
Stevens cottage.
Ferguson cottage.
Mrs. Clough and family of Bangor are at
the Chick cottage.
There were five new arrivals at the White
Rock Tuesday.
Mrs. Lull of Great Works is occupying her
cottage More Light
F. Young and family of Winterport are at
the Goodspeed cottage.
Fred A. Hartman and wife of Bangor are
at Mrs. Fellows cottage.
j. W. Peabody and family of Thomaston
are spending the week here.
Rev S. L. Hanscom and family of Thorn
aston are here for the week.
Rev W. j Wilson of bingham, Mass. is
spending his vacation here.
Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Boothby returned
home to Waterville Monday.
Mas Grace Goodale of Bucksport is a
guest Of Mrs. 81. W Brown.
Mrs. F. W. Rich and daughter Grace of
Greenville are at E. H. Haney's.
Mrs. r. G. S. Candage of Brookline, Mass,
is stopping at the Northport Hotel.
Fred Timm and family of Belfast are
spending the week on the grounds.
Henry Blethen of Dexter made a flying
visit to the Camp Ground last week
Mrs. Eleanor Orcutt and Miss Cassie Cur
It's are at the Hill and Haney cottage.
W. H Toothaker and family of Dixmont
are occupying their cottage on Park Row.
Mrs. Horatio Twitchell of Dixmont is
spending the week at the Ferguson cottage.
Charles Miles and wife of New Jersey ar
rived last week and are occupying their cot
tage
Misses Dora Hayes and May Anderson of
Roxbury, Mass, are stopping at the White
Rock
Miss lisa A. Luce of Waterville arrived
last week to visit her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
P. E. Luce.
Police officer Erastus Bickford and wife of
Bangor are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. FL.
Toothaker.