The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-08-03
NOKTHPORT NEWS.
CAMP GROUND.

Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Parkhurst of Bangor
arrived Friday.
Mrs Olive Stewart of Clinton is guest at
the Flood cottage.
H.F. Gibbons of Old Town and family are
at the Simmons cottage.
Joseph Harding and B. F. Jewell of Dix
mont arrived last Thursday.
Misses Isabel and Cora Rich of Dixmont
are at the Winterport cottage.
Fred E. Critchett and party of were reg
istered at the Ocean House July 50th.
G. S. Dolloff of Montvlle is stopping at
the Banton cottage on the South Shore.
Charles Glidden of Brewer is spending a
short vocation with friends on Bay street.
Forty passengers landed here Monday
morning fromsthe steamer City of Bangor,
A. H. White of Brooklyn, n. V, wife and
child are visiting Mrs. Harlow for two weeks.
Mrs. IT. S. Crowell and Mrs. Charles Rand
of Brewer are stopping at the Crowell cot
tage.
Mrs, G. II. Leavitt. Dixmont, is stopping
for short time with Mrs. Thorndike on Bay
street.
Misses Della. Matte and Fannie Stubs of
Bucksport are stopping at the Stubs cottage
on Broadway.
1t is proposed to grade Bay View Park be-
low Bay street and fit it for public lawn
tennis ground.
A party of the North Shore residents took
a buck board ride to Camden via the Turn
pike Tuesday
Mrs Henry Ambeck of Auburn visited
her uncle. H. II. Andrews. at the White Rock
the past week.
NJ. Chalmers and family are here for few
weeks. They are in the Ferguson cottage
on Main sweet.
An excursion party of 100 Bangor and
South Brewer people arrived on the Cath
crime Thursday.
E. H Haney has taken the Ferguson cot
tage on Bay street and will occupy it the
rest of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles webber and fam lily
of Bangor are spending short vacation at
the Sargent cottage.
Hon L. M. Staples and wife, Mrs. L. G.
johnson and B. K. Ware of Washington are
at the Burkett cottage.
President Bird of the Manhattan Bank of
New York, and Mrs. Bird are the guests of
MIR. and Mrs. j, W. Dougan.
Mr. c. 3. Swan and family of Old Town,
who have been passing few weeks at their
cottage. returned home Monday.
The B. S. Ferguson family of Boston and
Mr.. and Mrs L. G. Putnam of Belfast went
to Turtle Head on the Orca last Thursday.
Mrs Ellis Jones, Mrs. n. F. Tilton and
Miss Edith Harding of Newport are at the
Gray cottage on Ruggles Park, guests of
Mrs r. A. Deering.
j. Wilson Jordan and Master Joseph Jor-
dan of Lowell Mass, and Mrs. NJ. A. Benja-
min of Carmel are stopping at the Blue
Water cottage on Broadway.
Sunday was a quiet day here. The day
opened with rain and fog bat cleared later,
and the steamers from Bangor to Belfast
DlOuSuG very low pe1ooChGNlo'
Benz. Ferguson and family of Dorchester,
Mass, who have been stopping at the little
cottage near the White Rock, are now occu-
plying the Goodspeed cottage.
G. S. Dolloff, A j. Cluffez and Joe Kinks
went out to Pitchers Pond last week after
bass and perch, and had very good luck.
They caught 81 large sized fish.
The new arrivals at the Brown restaurant
include: Miss Grace Stevens, Newport; Isa
NJ Smith, Newburg; Miss Lillian Russell
Smith, Boston; Mrs. 81. Claffie, Dorchester,
Mass, Mrs. U. C. Crosby, Glastonbury,
Conn Miss Edna Dow, Newport.
Superintendent Mears, with a crew of
workers, has commenced to make much
needed Improvements on Bay View Park,
sea-wall about one hundred feet long is to be
built a large space of waste land will be
graded and tennis ground laid out.
Following are the arrivals at the Waquoit
S. R. Wiley John L. Danforth, Bangor; S.
M. Britton, J. E. King, Boston; Isabelle
Hayes, Waterville; Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Knowltop, Maiden, Mass. Mrs. S. F. COTE,
Phillip GoffeL Woburn, Mass; Roscoe
franklin, Bangor.
A large party at the Bucksport cot tage in
clude: Miss Marion Slower, Bucksport; Alb
bic Wood, Brooklyn, N. Y; Annie Chute,
Dedham, Mass, Florence Camp, New Brit
ian, Conn, Martha Waterman, Hartford,
Conn. Susan Thompson, West Brookfeld,
Mass, Mrs. Arthur Turner and Harold Tur-
ner, Boston.
Ernest B. Chaffee and Herbert J. Nichols
started from Boston Thursday morning on
their wheels and arrived at Old Orchard at
5 that night, 122 miles. They stayed there
until Saturday morning, where they started
about and arrived in Damarscotta about
3 P. NJ, so miles. They started Sunday
morning at 10 and arrived here at 6. 45 miles.
Arrivals for the week at Northport Hotel
include J. E. Holt, Boston; Chas. IRVINE,
Damariscotta Mrs. Black, Portland; B. L.
Fletcher, Caribou; Mr.. and Mrs B. G.
Adams, Misses B. A. and A. c. Adams,
Camden; Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Miller. Ban
gor Mrs. j. G. Nichols and Miss Maude,
Searsport Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Plummer
Misses Plummer Philadelnhia