The Republican journal., 1899-06-29
NORTHPORT NEWS.

waited straw berries in Belfast Saturday.
C. NJ. Strout and son Bertrand are guests
of DR.. and Mrs. G. P. Lombard at Birch
wood, North Shore.
Cottages for rent are in great demand and
Northport will without any doubt have as
big a season as she ever saw.
Miss Esther Hills, who has been attending
the commercial college at Rockland, has re-
turned to her home in East Northport for
the summer.
Charles E. Rhodes is enlarging his house
at Beech Hill Corner and building small
l.. He has also been making many improve
ments around his buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Dougan of New York
arrived Thursday and opened their cottage
on the North Shore for the season. Mr..
Dougan returned to New York later.
The Dodworths are at their North Shore
cottage, and have the yacht Alice B., which
they have chartered for the season, at her
moorings. Walter Arey will be the sailing
master.
Willard Thompson, an old resident of this
town, died at his home here June 9th, aged
rs years and months. The deceased had
been i'll but short time. He is survived by
widow and one adopted son.
Mrs. Ross is having good run OF custom
at the Waquoit. Next Sunday she will be-
gin her regular Sunday dinners, which
proved so popular last season. And this re-
minds The Journal reporter of lady who
lives on or near the Campground, who lost,
or gained day last week and prepared a
Sunday dinner last Saturday. She also sent
a messenger to the store to order her Sun
day ne wspaper, and was surprised when he
told her the papers would not come until
next day
NoRTHPoRT CAMP GROUND.
The journal is on sale at Haney & Hills
store.
Mrs. SWEET of Brewer is stopping at Mrs
Harlow's.
The Partridge family are at their cottage
on Park Row.
j. F. Wilson has named his new cottage
Jingle Nook
VIII Price has his fruit and lunch stand
III full operation.
Miss Morrill, of Watervllle is stopping al
the Marston cottage.
Fred Lull and wife of Great Works are at
More Light cottage.
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Woodbury. of Brewer
are at their cottage.
Capt Byron Young and wife are at their
cottage on Broadway.
Fred Wilson and family Of New York ar
rived Tuesday morning.
Brown and Flood are occupying their cot
tage on the North Shore,
Mr. and Mrs. 6 E. Matthews of Water
vile spent Sunday here.
William Fogg of Bangor has opened his
cottage on Clinton avenue.
The Bird cottage on Merithew square has
b een repaired and painted.
Miss Sadie Leonard of Hampden is spend
ing the week with Mrs. Wells.
Mr.. F. c. Wilson of Boston is staying in
the Summer Rest" Cottage.
The Sweetsers are occupying their cottage
near the entrance to the grounds.
Mrs. Rice of Worcester and Mrs Grant of
Monroe are occupying their cottages
Fred 1imm is building cottage on the
new street from George to Bay View street.
A 81. A Groeschner arrived Tuesday
morning and his family is expected Satur-
day.
DR.. P E. Luce has opened his Office for
the season in Oak Wood cottage on Oak
street.
Henry A. Blethen and wife are stopping
at his cottage, corner of Maple and George
streets
Mrs. Charles Wales and daughter Marion
of Hampden have arrived at their cottage on
Bay street.
Mr. George Sweetser of Bangor is putting
t he finishing touches on his fine new cottage
on Broadway.
Mrs. John G Fleming and family of
Chester, Me, are at the Maplewood cottage
on Maple street.
Mrs. S. S. Brown and daughter. Mrs.
Lewis Burleigh, are stopping at their cottage
on South Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy and daugh-
ter of Brockton are to occupy the Blethen
cottage this season.
Hon. and Mrs. Mrs. f. S. Walls of Vinal-
haven have returned home after short
stop at their cottage.
D. W. Kerst, engineer of the steamer M
& M, is to occupy Buttercup cottage with
his family this season.
F. s. Walls of Vinalhaven is building a
stable 90 feet square on the road near the
water works reservoir.
The wharf has been put in thorough re-
pair, with new planking and a general over
hauling of the timber work.
The Misses Brown, daughters of Charles
Brown of Bangor, spent the week here.
They leave to-day for Europe.
A. c. Ferguson and wife, Mrs. A. c.
Thorndike and Mira. E. E. Brown of Dix
mont are at the Ferguson cottage for the
season.
II. NJ. Stevens will open his restaurant
and ice cream rooms over the store next