The Republican journal., 1898-08-25
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stop of two weeks in this vicinity, during
which time she took out number of excur-
sion parties.
The following Belfast party are at Never
Rest Cottage Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Swift, Mr.
and Mrs J. G. Aborn. Mr. and Mrs Jesse
Weber. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weber, Lee
Patterson Miss Marie Kingsbury, Osborne
Lord ard Miss Lord.
The steam yacht Gyda came in last Thurs
day with her owner, Edw. Dow, and friends
of Woburu, Mass, on board They are
cruising all along the coast and, finding
Northport an attractive place, make fire.
quent calls here
The yachts Glide and Hattie C. Meehan
are doing fine business this summer.
Among their more notable trips the past
week were a chicken-fr party on the Glide
Friday, and a lobster-broil party on the
Meehan Saturday, both to Gilkey's Harbor
The last week before Calnpmeeting the
steamer fremont made daily trips from
Bangor and the river landings. She brought
from 40 to IS passengers each trip. The
Sedgwick also made an occasional call,
landing some and taking others along to
Camden.
The guests at Mrs. J. w Emery's cottage
on Maple street this week include Misses
Etfie Bridges and Adelaide Clements of Pc
nobscot; Mrs, W. 7. White and Mrs Robert
Joseph of Waterville, Mrs. Baisdell, Mrs
Mason and Mrs. Wentworth of Orland were
there last week.
The annual canp-meeting is progressing
most favorahly: with large attendance at
all the meetings The services by Mr. Fl
L. Gale, the evangelist are very largely at
tended, the auditorium being crowded to It's
utmost capacity at every meeting The
program is being carried out as announced
in previous number of The Journal
The Examinations along the water front
are very pretty as seen from passing craft.
Every evening a number of cottages and
lawns on North and South shores and on the
grounds are brilliantly decorated Tuesday
evening there We're number of such illu.
limitations. fireworks We're sent up, there
was a big bonfire on the beach, and bal
loon ascension.
Last Sunday brought the usual number OF
sunday excursions and visitors, yet every
body was quiet ana orderly. The Maine
Central r r. had an excursion from Dover.
FoXcroft and Watervile to Belfast, and
thence to the Camp Ground by steamer Cas-
tine with schooner Maria Webster in tow.
t'nn1upfDr Nd
brought the train of six cars to Belfast.
There were 261 railroad excnrsionists from
the terminals and way stations, and when
the hour to leave the wharf arrived the
party had been reinforced by Belfast peo-
pie until both the steamer and schooner
were loaded. The Castine made two other
trips from Belfast during the forenoon and
was loaded both trips. She returned with
the excursionists in the afternoon and the
train left at 49, The Salacia brought 500
passengers from up-river and the Gov Bod
we'll 200 from Rockland and Camden There
was also large number of arrivals by land
conveyances-buck boards, hacks, carriages.
etc.
The police force, though smaller than
usual, finds no difficulty in keeping the best
OF order about the grounds. The force is in
charge of W. Fl. Tootnaker of Dixmont,
who has served here faithfully as chief of
police several years. His men this wear
are D. V. Nickerson, Brewer, and 1. E.
SWEET, Bangor, at the wharf; E. B. Mad
docks. Hampden and Samuel Morse, Belfast.
at South Shore and gate; j. F. Partridge,
Bangor, at North Gate; c. W. Mears, Bel
fast, at the auditorium A. j. Mason, Belfast,
at the main entrance; Frank Rackliff. Lin
colnville, night police. Fl. W. Brown is a
special policeman, appointed by the town,
and serves through the season.
THE GLIDEs NEW ENSIGN. Captain FL
mer b Decrow of Belfast was pleasantly
surprised last Thursday by the arrival from
Boston of beautiful ensign for his yacht,
the Glide. The yacht is well known, be-
ing built after the fashion of the famous De.
fender and is a fast sailer, having won one
prize race this season. The captain and his
brother, Walter Decrow are deservedly
popular among the summer visitors at
Northport Camp Ground for their unfailing
courtesy and good seamanship, and the
Glide is in great demand this season by
pleasure parties who appreciate the fine
class of boats kept by the Decrow brothers
and the careful attention bestowed upon
their customers. The new flag was present.
ed by Mrs. George L. Ewell of Boston, and
is regular yacht ensign of the finest quality
of bunting. 1t is by 6 feet will foul an.
Choir in the Union and adds much to the
graceful appearance of the Glide as she
skins like bird over the waters of Penob.
scot Bay, passing swiftly in and out and
manoeuvering in highly artistic manner
only to be accomplished by really fine boat
handled by an experienced hand. The Glide
has come into possession during the past
week of a beautiful tender about Oft. by ST.
designed and built by Mr.. I. W. Parker OF
Belfast 1t is dainty affair, built of cedar
with bright finish, is copper fastened and
riveted, Of superior workmanship, and cor
responds in beauty and style with the Glide
herself. The following note accompanied
the flag:
Captain Elmer B. Decrow, Belfast, Maine.
Dear Sir: Having enjoyed many pleasant
sails in your beautiful yacht Glide" it gives
me great pleasure to present her the accom-
0or, l;ub o1,rop oft ho