The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-07-20
NOkTHPORT NEWS.
NORTHPORT CAMP GROUND.

| AA'S AiSS oooodAG 10 Ol'Od loI Vuo ScdSOu
The hotel barber shop is opened for the
season.
j. W. Harding of Dixmont arrived las,
week.
Mrs. Kennedy and friend have returned
from Boston.
Jerre Mcdonald of Bangor is at Woods
for few days.
G. A. Marshall of Newport is at Ocean
| View Cottage.
The society cottages on the circle are
nearly all open.
Rev. W. A. Boynton preached at the au.
dltorium last Sunday.
w 3. Strong of Portland was at the
Ocean House last week
Mrs, A. G. Spencer of Belfast is stopping
at Mrs. j. W. Emery's.
j. f. Wilson and friends occupied their
new cottage last Sunday.
Mrs. Bean and family of Old Town are at
! their cottage on Griffin street.
Capt. Hopkins brought 100 mackerel from
Grow Cove, Islesboro, Saturday.
Walter Mahoney has opened ice cream
parlors at the Ocean View cottage.
The Bean cottage in Merrithew square was
| opened tor the season last week.
Mrs Bolton of New York is spending the
season with her sister, Mrs, Harlow.
Geo R. Wheelden has arrived and opened
his picture gallery on the South Shore.
| Fred Timm and family occupied their new
cottage for the first time last Sunday
| Ralph Thorndike and sister of Dixmout
are visiting their mother on Bay street.
Steamer Agnes of Bucksport is here to
take out fishing and excursion parties
The sloop Ada took a party of Boston
people from here to Isles boro Saturday.
Mrs. Sophia Lothrop of Belfast is at her
cottage Delta Theta Chi, on Broadway
Mrs. j. d. Tucker of Belfast is occunvinp
her cottage, Forest Home, on Broadway
Mr.. Lincoln and daughter Cora and four
guests are at their cottage for the season.
c. H. Leavitt of Dixmont. proprietor of
Cold Spring cheese factory arrived Monday,
Mrs. Davis of WntGrport and Miss Iottie
Staples of Belfast are at the North Searsport
cottage,
Mrs. R. A. Deerng and son Frank of New
port are stopping IL the A. G. Ferguson
| cottage.
Miss Kittie Kenney of Reading. Mass. is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Roberts at
North Shore.
Mrs. l.. t. Poothby of Waterville arrived
last week. Her hus band expects to come
early in August
w. ) Price is now obliged to run his
baked bean hole in the ground four nights
week. The demand is brisk
Mrs Lombard formerly of Brunswick. ar.
rived Monday to spend the summer with her
mother at her cottage on Clinton avenue.
Mrs. E. A. Murch and Mrs. F. r. Patten
with her daughter Helen have arrived AT
the Wales cottage for visit of a few weeks
The steamer NJ. & NJ. comes down from
Bucksport every Saturday nj ght and returns
Monday morning She brought 30 passengers
last Saturday.
The Orca, Capt. Decrow, took Mr.. McKin.
non OF Chicago and party to Castine Satur.
i day They caught few fine Goldfish at the
mouth of Castine Harbor.
Mrs. Mark Gray and daughter, Mrs. Nick
erson, OF Bucksport, are at their cottage on
Broadway. The cottage has been greatly
improved the past season.
F. L. Palmer and family of Monroe have
arrived at their cottage on Griffin street
ID, n
boarding the house, and making other i'm
prOVementS.
George W and Harry Sheridan of East
Boston arrived Sunday morning and will
stop two weeks with their sister, Mrs Bug
bee OF Norfolk Downes, who is spending
the season in the Pease cottage.
j. 81. Noyes, the mail carrier and express.
man, is occupying Grove Cottage, near the
entrance Of the grounds. This is the first
season the mail carrier has lived on the
grounds, and it is convenient arrangement
about connecting with the morning train
at Belfast.
The following guests We're registered at
the Waquoit the past week: S. III. Plumb.
7. Flood, Watervlle; F. W. Lane, Newton,
Mass; David Hurley, Boston; Marion
MacMullen, Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs W.
G. Thompson. New York.
w. Fl. Ennis of Boston and W. G. Burkett
of Belfast were thrown from their carriage
on Bay street last Thursday Mr. Ennes
had his right thigh fractured, involving the
| hip joint. He was attended by Drs. Filing
wood and Johnson of Belfast and is being
cared for at DR.. Luce's cottage.
| Two young men, who had been drinking,
a runaway horse and open buggy created
some excitement on the grounds last Sunday
| morning. They came down Bay street at a
furious galt, Kept straight on at the turn be-
| low the White Rock cottage, crossed the
garden at the Ferguson cottage and piled up
in the ditch at the rear. The horse was
somewhat bruised and the carriage smashed,
but the men escaped with very slight
scratches.
The following were among the guests reg
! istered at NorrhpOrt Hotel the past week ::
Mrs. W. M Engle, Holyoke, Mass Chas
Clifford, Winterport; Mr.. and Mrs W. F.
Lovejoy, Linconville; Miss Kate Cronin
New York; Fred Mclaughlin, Old Town;
Geo. A. Carver, P. Pendleton, Searsport;
Geo P. Towle and wife, Alice Veazie Towle
and Gladys V. Towle, Bangor; B. Ballard,
Helen A. Batchelder, Sally G. Candage,
Jennie F. Ingraham, Boston; Robert NJ
Wallace, G. B. Hitchcock, Springfield M.
E. Slayton, Malden W. A. Palmer, Somer-
Vile; S. G. Weber, Bangor; Fl. E. Black
Lena Reale, Bucksport; Miss Frances Davis,
Brewer; Jas. 81. Snow and wife and q. H.
Kelley, Bangor; Mrs. F. G. Wilson, Boston
| TEMPLE HEIGHTS.
Next Sunday will be gala day at Temple
Heights. Three steamers, the Castine, Merry
coneag and Catherine will bring parties
| from Camden, Rockland and Bangor re-
spectively, and each will bring band. They
will then go to Belfast and bring down a
party which is to arrive there by rail from
Waterville, probably also with band Ar
rangements have been made with the
restaurants and boarding houses on the
| grounds and with Othars who will come for