The Republican journal., 1899-07-27
NORThPORT NEWS.
CAMP GROUND.

CAMP GROUND,
Miss Neva Hunter of Belfast arrived Tues
day for a short visit
Mrs. Ross has opened the Hillside Farm
House for the season.
Miss Cleora Larrabee of Belfast is stopping
with Mrs. j. F. Moves.
Miss Elizabeth Peckham of Boston is
stopping at Mrs. Mark Knowlton's.
Two blackboard parties from the hotel
went to Mt. Percival Saturday.
Guy Knowles of Corinna, the boy egg
merchant, returned home Tuesday.
Miss H. A. Wall of Boston is stopping
with Mrs. Emery on Bay View Park
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. A Blethen and Miss
Knight returned to Dexter Tuesday.
Master Stacy Noyes is meeting with a
good sale for the Boston Sunday Globe.
Everett Burgess of Belfast spent few
days at the Campground the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodspeed and lady friends
are at their cottage on Bay View Square.
moonlight excursion came from Bucks
port Monday evening on steamer M. & NJ.
/ The irst hop of the season was given at
the Northport Hotel last Saturday evening.
Mrs A. R. Cobb of Whitman, Mass, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. A. X. .Fletch er, on
Main street.
T.. l. Huxford and wife and A. E. Chas
and family of Brooks are at the G orham cot
tage on Park Row.
Geo. r. Wheelden has opened his picture
gallery on South Shore for his twenty-sec-
ond consecutive year.
Thirty-two passengers landed from the
Boston steamer Sunday morning, sixteen Of
whom went to the Cove.
Last Sunday was very quiet day here, a
large part of the residents going to Temple
Heights early in the day.
Mr.. and Mrs James Pattee of Belfast are
spending the week at the cottage of Mrs. j
W. Emery on George street.
DR.. F. A. Schubert and family of Ply
mouth, Mass, are to occupy the Hillside
Farm house after July Goth.
The underbrush has been cut from the tri-
making great improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Beckett of East
Boston have arrived at the Belfast society
cottage to spend the summer.
Mr.. Reed, of the firm of Reed & Mountain
of Bangor, excursion managers, was at the
Camp Ground on business last week.
Capt. Kendall and wife and young lady
friend of Brewer are at their cottage on
Main street to remain until September.
C. P. Weber and family of Bangor are
occupying the Sargent cottage for a few
weeks. They have a very handsome pony
team.
The boats are all busy now, whether pro-
PEELED by steam, sail or oars. This is said to
be the busiest season on the water that the
Camp Ground has seen.
The following guests registered at the
Waquoit the past week: G. Berry, F. j.
Adams, M. J. Gilbert, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Knowlton, Maiden.
The driven we'll for the Northport Water
Co. is finished at depth of 104 feet. 1t
passed through three veins of water. 1t is
thought there will be an ample supply.
The following named guests have arrived
at the White Rock the past week: II. Fl.
Brown and wife of Cambridgeport, Mass.
Mrs. Frees, Bangor; Misses Sadie and Mamie
Grierson and Harry Smith, Auburn.
The following guests are at the Oscar
Hills farm Mrs. A. G. Gridley and sons
Carl and Harold, Everett, Mass. Mrs. j. D.
Bachelor and daughter Marie, South Bos-
ton; Will Denton, Boston.
j. F. Noyes now makes two round trips
per day with the mails between Belfast and
the Camp Ground, and other trips when
necessary. He leaves the Camp Ground at
5.45 a. NJ and - H.; and leaves Belfast at
10 a. m. and so p. m.
The following guests registered at the
Ocean House the past week W. j. Goodnow
and wife, R. Fl. Brown, R. E. Jones, Boston
L. J. Grant, Bangor; Il. 81. Brigham, Wa
tertown; James Moody, W. C. Dodge, Lin.
colnville; G. J. Moore, Castine c. A. Fuller
Chicago.
The steamer Catherine brought a large
excursion of St. Marys Temperance Union
here July 10Th. The following church off.
Gals were with the party: Rev. J. A.
Riordan, Bangor; Rev. P. J. Certify Win
terport; Rev. T. J. Michigan, Bangor; Rev.
John Nelligan. Hallowell; Rev. FIR. Lime
han, Somerville, Mass.