The Republican journal., 1899-07-13
NORTHPORT NEWS.

The Journal is on sale at Hill & Haney's
store.
Mrs. Norman Hall of Brewer is visiting
Mrs. Harlow.
Prof W. B. Ferguson and family are here
for the season.
Hill & Haney send out and take orders
and deliver goods.
Mrs D. A. Wadlin of Belfast is spending
the summer at the Campground.
Mrs. Robert Wallace, nee Nellie Dudley,
of Boston, is at the Orient cottage.
B. o. Knowlton and wife of Boston ar.
rived at the White Rock. Tuesday.
Chas O. Dickey has his stable connected
with the hotel by private telephone.
NJ. Potte has built piazza on Mrs.
Edgecomb's cottage on Griffin street,
The Decrows have built piazza to their
cottage. the Nutshell" on Oak street.
The NJ and M made her first Saturday
night trip July Sth, arriving here at 7 80
Mr. and Mrs Leonard J. Brown of Dexter
stopped last week with Mrs. j. W. Emery.
The telephone instrument has been chang
ed from the hotel to Hill & Haney's store.
w. II. Foster and Geo. B. Hendricks Of
New York were at the Waquoit last week.
Albert o Brown and wife of Old Town are
spending the season at their cottage on the
South Shore.
Joseph L. Smith and family and Albert
White and family of Oldtown arrived Mon
day.
Dick Blodgett and Miss Jennie Nodnie
of Lynn. Mass. arrived at the White Rock,
last week.
Mrs J. Wilson Jordan of Lowell, Mass,
IS spending the summer with her mother,
Mrs j. T. Conant.
The Campground was never better pat
year than at present.
Miss George knight of Dexter is guest
of Mrs. H A. Blethen, at the corner Of
George and Maple street.
The sloop yacht Glide, Capt. Decrow sail
ed for Bar Harbor last Saturday with the
Goodspeed party on board.
Charles Wales of Hampden came On the
NJ and NJ Saturday, and spent few days
with his family on Bay street
Fl. II. Andrews is doing successful busl-
ness at his real estate Office, buying, selling
and renting cottages and lots.
The excursion to Camden on the steamer
Castine to witness the launching, last
Thursday, was well patronized
d. A. Sargent, Mayor of Brewer, with
family arrived Saturday, and will spend a
few weeks at their cottage on Bay street.
W. j. Price heated his bean hole last Sat
urday night. This is the earliest he has
opened his baked bean business for several
years.
The Goodspeed boys, Frank and George,
and L. A. Bumps of Wilton, Me, and John
De Orsay of Waterville are stopping at the
Goodspeed cottage.
Leon F. Higgins, family and friend ar
rived last Thursday from Brewer, and will
spend the month of July in the G. B. Brown
cottage on Bay View Park.
Mrs S. A, Fellows has opened her cottage
for summer boarders. Her guests at present
are Misses Edna Calligan, Bangor, Florence
Wood, Hampden and Etfie Booker, Hermon.
Preaching services will be held here every
Sunday morning at 10 80 and Tuesday even
ing at I 80. Social meetin gs Sunday evening
at and Thursday evening at 80, during
July.
The following guests registered at the
Ocean House the past week: F. A. Hoyt, S.
A. Rhoades, Prof. VIM. Lee G. Fl. Lord, II.
NJ. Wood, Worcester; E. II. Kitching, Allen
H. Sturgis, Boston.
The artesian we'll at the waterworks res
ervoir had been sunk 40 feet Monday with
out striking ledge, although it was bored
through one bowlder. 1t is being drilled for
S-inch pipe.
Mrs. A. K. Fletcher and her mother Mrs.
Bowen, with her two grandchildren, Miss
Gladys and Master Allie Fletcher have ar
rived and will occupy their cottage on Main
street for the season.
The dining room OF the Northport hotel is
very neatly finished and furnished and
handsomely decorated with bunting, flags,
palms, ETC. The menu is in full keeping
with the appointments.
B. s. Ferguson and family of Boston are
spending the summer at the d. G. cottage.
Mr.. F. is member of the firm of j. S. & B.
S. Ferguson, bakers, of Boston. They de-
liver their goods in the city with an auto
mobile carriage.
Miss Elizabeth B. Peckham of Boston, a
graduate of Wellesley is at the Waquoit,
giving lessons in grammar school and high
school studies. She makes a speciality of
pupils who have been conditioned " in the
public schools.
Capt. Trueworthy came up from Rockland
July 9th, with his new yacht America. She
is slcop, SO feet long, and looks like very
fast boat She is chartered for the season
by Charles Bradbury, but can be had by
others when not in use by him
Produce, vegetables and berries sold from
the farm wagons last week at the following
low prices: peas, 25 to IS cents; straw Der
| ries, 10 to Is cts; eggs, II cts, butter 20 tc
"a cts. lamb, forequarters, 10 cts. hind, 10
cts. William Pillsbury, East Northport, sold
| q loft of the finest straw harrias avar saan