The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
NOKTHPORT NEWS.
CAMP GROUND.

| CAMP GROUND.
| A. W. Flood of Waterville has joined bis
family here
Sidney Leavitt of Dixmont is spending
few days at Browns.
Mrs. Sina Leavitt of Waterville is at the
VIM. Partridge cottage.
W. a. K. Abbott and family of Waterville
are at the Brown cottage.
| Mrs Sargent and family Of Brewer are at
their cottage on Bay street.
A. J. Clatfee caught the first mackerel for
the season by hand lire, Aug. 4th
| Brown, Claffee and Kinks caught IS bass
in Pitchers pond one day recently.
Jos. Harding and wife Of Dixmont are
stopping at Mrs Emerys on Maple street.
Dr. King and family of Bangor will occupy
one OF the Woodbury. cottages for two
weeks.
Leon G. Brown Of Boston will stop for the
remainder of the season with his parents on
Bay street.
Steamer Orca, Capt. Decrow, went to Isles
boro Monday with party from the hotel for
clam bake.
John Sprague and daughter, Mrs. Susan
Morse of Auburn, are at the Morse cottage
on Griffin street.
Yacht Milicete OF Boston, W. o. Gay
owner, of the Eastern Yacht Club was here
Tuesday, cruising,
Mrs. Henry Toothaker and son George
have opened the Stevens cottage on Park
Row for the season.
A. A. Kennedy and family of Brewer and
P. L. Wentworth and family Of Weymouth
are at the VIC. dbury cottage.
James G. Ferguson and family arrived
Saturday morning and will stop few week
at their cottage on Bay street.
Ninety one passengers landed here Satur-
day night. Many came by steamer City of
Bangor, and 81 came on the NJ. q NJ
w. FL. Bray and others are holding series
of very successful Saturday evening dances
at the Pavilion, with music by Ames'
Orchestra.
Al. Daggett, who is working on the
grounds met with a very painful accident
Saturday. While cutting bush the axe
slipped and cut the leg below the knee 50
badly that it took eight stitches to close the
wound.
Misses Adna and Caro- Pendleton were
guests at the Brown and Flood cottage,
North Shore last week. Miss Adna is visit
ing in Waterville and her sister is canvass
ing Belfast for a history of America
STATE LEAGUE CONVENTION The young
peoples convention under the auspices of
the Maine State Epworth League began its
sessions yesterday, with addresses fol-
lows: At 10 A. NJ, Rev. George H Spenser
of Newton Centre, Mass, at P. M. Rev.
Luther Freeman of Portland at 7.30 P. NJ,
Rev. j. Roscoe Day, d D., LII. D., Chancellor
of Syracuse University. To-day, Aug. 17th
there will be addresses at 10 A. NJ. by Rev.
Watson L. Philips, D. D., New Haven.
Conn, r. A. Jordan, secretary Y. M. c. A.
of Bangor. At P. NJ Hon. VIM. P. Frye
will speak on christian Civilization" and
there will be a large audience to listen to
our eloquent and patriotic United States
Senator. Music will be furnished by Miss
Sarah Hall, soloist, Rockland, assisted on
Wednesday by a mixed quartet, and on
Thursday by the full Choral Association of
Rockand. The usual reduction of fares by
trains and boats has been granted, Admis-
sion to the grounds, 10 cents,
TEMPLE HEIGHTS.
The SpirituaIist campmeeting began last
Saturday. Considering the weather condi-
tions there was good attendance and the
meetings were of much interest. Sunday,
Harrison d. Barrett of Boston and Edgar
W. Emerson of Manchester addressed the
assembly on topics of living interest to Spir-
itualsts and at the close of the afternoon
session a number of manifestations were
given. There was decided improvement in
attendance on Sunday over the proceeding
day, and the fine weather on the days follow
ing has aided in bringing out large crowds