The Republican journal., 1899-08-10
NORTHPORT NEWS.
CAMP GROUND.

CAMP GROUND.
Nealey Jones of Camden is a guest at the
| Barton cottage.
The merry -goround is being set up on the
| Hills lot just outside the north gate.
Miss Leila Patten of Rangor>is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Z. 2. Frost at the Frost
cottage.
Mrs S. S Adams OF New Haven and Miss
| Bertha Wood of Morrill, are spending a few
| weeks here.
Mrs. j. n. Thompson returned to Brighton
Mass, Tuesday, after a few weeks visit on
the grounds
| Mrs. George W. ireland and Miss Fannie
Smith of Cambridge are guests at the White
cottage, Park Row
! Mr.. and Mrs. a. RI. White and children
: OF New York are stopping for a few weeks
at the Harlow cottage,
Ira NJ. Cobeis having the bank in front and
at the back of his beautiful summer mansion
| Bohemia, graded and beartitied
| DR.. W. L. Phillips and wife of New Haven,
| Conn with their son Frank and daughter
Ruth, will soon arrive for the summer.
| At the Mansfield co ttage are the Misses
Brown, Grant, Baisdell, Chase, Ware. Farm
ham, Bartlett, and Caro- Gray of Bangor.
| E, L, Brown and family, E. G. Jones and
| family and Miss Grace Frost of Bangor are
| among the recent arrivals at the Bangor
| chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Farrand, Mr. and Mrs
| Il. b. Spear and sons Tyler and Harold
! Spear of Rockland are stopping at the Union
+ cottage.
Mrs. G. E. F, Stetson of Houlton. VIM.
| Thompson and family. and Mrs. Edward
IN tar ff
South Shore.
| No expense and labor are being spared
| that are requisite TO make this sem-centen-
NAL celebration worthy of the cause it
represents.
| At the Woodbury. cottage last week were
A. A. Kennedy and family, Brewer: G. T.,
Wentworth and family. Weymouth: Miss 4
l., Clark, Bangor
The new arrivals at the North Searsport
cottage are Mrs. G. Newcomb Bangor: Mrs
Edward Savory Misses Maude Savory and
Mabel Smart Searsport
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Mears of Morrill, have
as guests at the Beachnut cottage, Broad
way Mrs G. NJ. Clark and daughter
Addie of n ew Haven, Conn.
Misses Belle G. and Lennie Merri-
| field of Washington, d. c., Mrs. G s Dol
loft and daughter of Waterville are spending
the season at the Barton cottage
Mrs. c. H. Leavitt and Mrs. Fernald of
DixmOnt are stopping with Mrs. E. II
Haney at the Ferguson cottage on Bay
street for the month of August.
| Mrs. A. II. Brown has returned to Old
Town after a few weeks at the Brown cot
tage. South Shore. Miss Susan Pratt of
Old Town has also returned home.
Rev Watson l.. Philips, D. D., pastor Of
the Church OF the Redeemer. New Haven,
CT will preach at the Camp Ground Aug
18th, at 10 a. m. DR.. Philips is considered
one of the most popular Congregational
preachers in New Haven.
| Every arrangement Is being made for the
State convention of the Epworth Leagues.
which are to be held here on Aug 1G and II,
and from the program it would appear that
| the meeting would be of much interest. A
circular from Presiding Elder Oger is pub
| lished on the 18th page of this issue of The
| Journal
| The summer school for Sunday school
| teachers and parents opened at the audi
forum Sunday morning with large attend
ance. The morning sermon was by Mr. G.
81. Archibald. At noon the Bible school
was held with Mr.. 1. n Halliday as super
intendent and Miss Lucy G. Stock as teach
er of the children's department. The daily
program includes devotional service at
9 30; Bible normal hour at 10; teachers
hour at 3; child study hour at i social hour
| at Z. The subjects of the teachers hours
for the week are as follows: Monday, Aids
in securing regular attendance; Tuesday,
Supplemental lessons and how to use them !;
Wednesday, class exercises; Thursday,
blackboard and object teaching Friday,
pictures, symbols, sand board, etc. The
subject of the childrens hours are: The
story of Joseph, the story of Samuel, the
story of David the Syrian maid and the lit
tie lad The program for next Saturday is not
yet prepared Sundays and Mondays will
as follows
Sunday, 10 80, morning service, Mr.. Archi-
bald: - 90, Bible school, Mr. Halliday ;
children's class, Miss Stock; A. 90, song ser
vice and Bible reading, Miss Koch; $50,
| evening service.
Monday, 900, devotional service; $50,
The Ideal Teacher, Miss Koch; 10. 80, clos
| ing conference.
Rev. Joshua NJ. Frost, pastor of Grace NJ :.
E. church, Bangor, announces the following
special features of the Northport campmeet-
ing week from August 10Th to 2Sth:
For Saturday, the opening day, arrange
ments are being made to secure the great
| spectacular exhibition Z" The Battle of Ma
Mia" as given at several watering places,
accompanied with day fireworks and bal
loon ascension. Monster excursions will
be run from various parts of the State to en-
| JOY this rare display of realistic art.
Instead of reserving the best speakers and
the most important topics for the closing
days of the session, Mr.. Frost has planned
| to almost reverse that order and yet make
the last two days the very best and of the
| greatest interest.
On Sunday, Rev. II L. Gale, the emin
evangelist, accompanied by Miss Sarah NJ
Hall of Rockland, one of Names sweetest
| singers and talented chorus directors, will
be assisted by Mr.. Hadley, the successor of
Jerry McAuley, in the old Water street
mission of New York city, whose labors
there have been blessed with success that
has become world renowned. Mr.. Walter
M. Smith, one of the trustees of the mission,
| has been invited to attend.
| On Monday, August 21st, all temperance
organizations are invited to tender great
ovation to Miss Eva Marshall Shontz, presi :
dent of the Chicago Young Peoples Chris :
tian Temperance Union called the queen O {