The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-06-08
NORTHPORT NEWS.

ter, N. H., will arrive this week and will
occupy the new cottage built this spring at
Little River by George Elwell.
George sweetser of Bangor has bought the
stable on the campground owned by F. s.
Walls of Vinalhaven and is having the same
repaired Oscar Hills is having his stable
at East Northport repaired and placed in
readiness for the summer trade.
F. A. Dickey, Esq, is again suffering from
lameness. He was confined to the house
several weeks by an accident and was able
to work, when he again hurt the same
foot. He is able to be about but is quite
lame.
TEMPLE HEIGHTS.
E. S. Clark will open the Pioneer board
/ ing house next Monday.
Josiah Colson and family of Prospecl
spent Sunday at Nickwa Point.
Mrs. Boynton and the Starbird family
have opened their cottages and others are
to be opened the coming week.
| The following persons have opened cot
tages at Temple Heights Mrs. Mary Boyn-
ton of Rockport. Mrs, Nancy 81 Rhoads of
Rockland. Mr.. j. w Starbird and wife,
Bangor, Mrs. John Benson, Belfast, and more
are expected this week
F. A. Dickey, superintendent of Temple
Heights, has put the streets in first class
condition, repaired the wharf. damaged by
the storm tlas fall and fixed the wells that
there will be an abundance of water for
horses as well as people. A prosperous sea-
son is looked for.
SATURDAY COVE.
Mrs. Swaine and son are again at the
Lancaster house for the season.
Mrs Flora Brohau is at home after a
winter sojourn in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Smith and daughter Of New York are
boarding at A. c. Batehelder's for the
season.
Mr.. and F. C. Crabtre are visiting at Mrs
Arletta Chapman's. Mr. g. is in very poor
health.
Rev. A. T. Dnnu, D D., of Waterville
viii preach at the Cove next Sunday after
noon at , 10 o'clock.
Mr.. VIM. Whitney and family of Boston are
at their very pretty cottage for the season
and every body is pleased to welcome them.
A certain captain thinks the Road
Commissioner ought to repair tine Beach
Hin road, it being too rough for his wheel
these dark nights
The many friends of Capt Henry Pendle-
ton and wife are glad to see them at home
again. They spent the past winter in Bos-
ton with their children.
Mr. Fred Reed and family of Glenrldge, n
j.. are to arrive June 10th to occupy the Liz
zie Cummings house, recently bought and
put in first class condition by Mrs. Clara
Hopkins.
Road Side farm house on the Beech Hill
road, the pretty residence of Capt. Charles
f. Rhodes, was the scene of a happy we'd
ding, on the evening of June Sd, when the
Captain who had braved the storms and
Gains of old ocean in almost every cline
for forty-tive years, and Mrs Fannie l..
Chapman We're married. The ceremony
was performed by f. A. Dickey, Esq. Only
relatives and near neighbors were present.
The groom was attended by Fl. Q. Brown,
while Mrs. Clara Brown performed the same
service for the bride. AT the conclusion of
the ceremony bountful lunch OF fruit and
cake was served, to which all pres ent did
ample justice and wished the genial Captain
and his bride pleasant voyage through life
CAMP GROUND.
j, F. Wilson of Belfast has nearly con-
pleted his cottage.
Several boarders arrived at the White
Rock the past week
The Swan family arrived Tuesday and are
occupying their cottage.
Mrs. F. L. Harlow Of Brewer has opened
the larlow cottage tor the season.
| Mrs Elsie Dusenbury arrived Saturday
and is with her sister, Mrs. j W Emery.
j. F. Parkhurst of Bangor has arrived and
IS supervising repairs on the Parkhurst cot
| tage.
Fl. A. Blethen of Bangor has opened the
Good Cheer cottage and is having the sane
painted.
Mrs. d. Frank Hawkins and daughter
|
| Castle for the season.
| c. F. Shaw and family of Belfast and Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Smiley of Waterville spent
| Sunday at the Shaw cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mahoney have opened
the Priest cottage for the season. and will
| conduct restaurant as last season.
| The Northport Hotel will open June 10th
and the popular manager, F. L. French, has
just completed extensive repairs on the in
terror
Work on the wharf has begun and it is
| found that the whole top planking must be
replaced some new piling driven and several
new timbers put in.
| Work is suspended on the Cobe cottage
| for two weeks to allow the plastering to
dry, after which the carpenters and painters
will finish their work as soon as possible.
| The post office was opened June 1st, by
| M. G. Hill, postmaster, at the store. The
! mail is carried by j. F, Moves to and from
the passenger trains at Belfast. The ques
ton as to who will manage the store this
season is not yet decided
| Mr.. A. II. A. Groeschner will arrive for the
| season June ODD. His steam launch GUM