The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-08-04
NORThPORT NEWS.


Mr.. F. A, Dickey has bought the Herrck
cottage at Temple Heights.
Miss Gertrude Reed of New York city is
stopping at Mrs. A. F. Elwell's.
Capt. VIM. Hopkins of the sch. Star OF
Sea was at home on a visit last week.
Capt Alonzo Batchelder of sch. Helen is
at home while the vessel is discharging coal
at Linconvile Beach.
Rev G. E. Tufts and his niece of Wolf
vile, n. S., was the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Whitney, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leggett, Mr.. George Leggett
and Miss Emma Leggett of Glenridge, n. j.,
are at the Lancaster house
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldron Sprague and chill
dren of Somerviile, Mass, are visiting Mr..
SIS mother, Mrs. Mary Sprague.
Farmers begun haying again Monday
after two weeks rest occasioned by the
persistent visit OF fog which chung to them
closer than a brother.
Miss Alice Hill of Boston, Miss Galloway
of St. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Helmer
Mr.. Herbert Fitzhugh, Miss McVeigh OF
Philadelphia and Miss Shaughnessy of Bos
ton are at Elm cottage.
The concert and dance last Saturday
| evening at Union hall, given by the kind
ness of Mr.. Helmer and Mr.. Herbert Fitz
| hugh of Philadelphia to the residents anG
visitors of the Cove, was a very delightful
| Nd 10 lotJ los
| and gentlemen gave their aid to the success
Of the evening; Miss Gertrude Reed of New
York Miss Carrie Cleveland of Glenridge
| N. j.; Nj. Harold Ketchum of New York
Mr.. Herbert Fitzhugh of Philadelphia anC
| Master John S. Pendleton of this place
all her efforts in this line, superb also the
| song Of Miss Cleveland, whose clear must
cal voice added a distinctive charm to the
| occasion Mr.. Harold Ketchum sang very
WE'LL WE'LL in fact, that the audience re
called him second time, The violin selec
| ton rendered by Mr., Fitzhugh was splen
| didly executed, and at once impressed al
| present that he was no novice in the art of
manipulating the bow as the character oil
| the music and the applause Of the au
dience plainly attested. The literary por
ton of the program was most ably anC
eloquently given by Master Peudleton, an(
we but feebly express the sentiments ex
pressed on every side. So delighted anl
charmed was every one by the fine display
of Oratorical powers that the majority d
those present little imagined lie possessed
| that at the conclusion of his recitation unau
nous applause arose from the assembly, ties
titying in the strongest manner to the young
| man that his hearers We're full of enthus
lasm at his wonderful gift. They could not
be satisfied until he again answered theil
demand fer a second hearing, which he
kindly did, to the most hearty satisfaction o.
all Altogether it was a fine affair anG
every body enjoyed it immensely, and at the
same time all felt greatly indebted to the
gentlemen who so kindly provided the enter
tainment for their enjoyment. The dance at
the close of the concert proved to be lust the
thing, and the young folks improved every
moment of the time, and at a suitable hour
went home well pleased with the evenings
entertainment.
NoRIHPoRT CAMP GROUND AND VICINITY.
F. S. Aiken and family arrived Sunday at
their cottage on Oak street
Misses Jackson and Wood of Belfast are
here for the month of August
Mrs. f. R. York of Brooks returned home
Monday, after a short visit here.
G, P Glidden and wife of Brewer were at
their cottage few days the past week.
Frank Skinner and son of East Corinth
are spending few days at their cottage.
j, w. Harding and John Ford of Dixmont
came down Saturday and stopped over Sun
day.
Frank Bickford and wife of North Dix
mont are at the Stearns cottage on Park
Rowe.
are at the Emery cottage on Bay View
Park.
Harlan P Sargent and family of Brewer
are at their cottage on Bay street for the
season.
Steamer Salacia landed several passengers
here Saturday who came to attend the teach
er's meeting.
DR.. Philbrick and family of East Corinth
are at the Skinner cottage on South Shore
for few weeks.
Mrs. Oliver Andrews and Miss Andrews
Of Rockport are guests of Mrs. A. A. Howes
at Hazelbank, North Shore.
Mrs. S. NJ. Woodbury. and Mrs. Josephine
Morrill, of Brewer will occupy the Woodbury.
cottages the remainder of the season.
Rev. M. Lombard and wife, Misses Lotte
Ray, Grace Savage Ellen Thayer and Miss
Hutchinson are at the futile cottage on
Oak street.
Mrs. S. S. Adams and son, Miss Josephine
Dayton and Miss Caroline Bassett of New
Haven, CT, are spending the summer at
Sunnyside cottage.
Capt. G. Cochran and daughter Minnie and
Edna Rowell of Brewer are occupying the
Wales cottage on Bay street. Mrs. Wales
has returned home.
The hotels had all that they could attend
to Sunday. The Northport had one hundred
and nifty at dinner, and the Ocean and Wa