The Republican journal., 1900-07-19
MEMS SHOES.
THE D|NSM0RE STORE,

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shore The CLANS were furnished and pre-
pared by Decrow.
Mrs. Ella NJ Littleield and daughter
Catherine of Prospect, and Mrs Z. p Alex
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Winchenbach at Column
bia cottage on Broadway.
DR.. Chase and wife of Bangor are at the
Ruggles cottage, on which they have made
great improvements this season, including
a tower and inside decorating. The painting
was in charge of James d. Tucker of Bel
fast.
There is some interest in yacht racing
this season. OF the larger boats Decrow' 5
Glide leads, with Dodworth's Helen, for
and Capt. Trueworthy's America not far
behind
| Col Conkln gave the children his annual
hay-rack ride Saturday. The team was
from Dickey's and was deliberately decorat-
| ed Forty-six children, nearly all armed
! with tin horns, made the trip. They visited
Belfast, where they all partook of soda
water
| Mrs. Byron Knowlton and family, and
Edwin Baldwin and family of Everett,
Mass, Augustus Baldwin and family of
Manchester, n. H., and Winfield Baldwin Of
Springfield, Mo-, are at the F. B. Knowlton
! cottage.
| j. r. Mears, who recently bought the
| Goodspeed cottage on Bay View Park, is
making extensive improvements. An ad-
| dition has been built, 26x11 feet, with a
transverse roof. 1t will be one of the pref
! test cottages on the Park, when finished.
| l. H. jackson and Silas StOrer built the
| ''Marevista," cottage on Broadway thirteen
| years ago. Extensive improvements have
been made on it this spring, which will be
continued in the fall The cottage has been
raised, new lattice work built, etc. The
grounds are to be graded and the buildings
painted in modern colors
Recent arrivals at the Northport Hotel in
clude c. J. Burr and 0. A. Moore, Jr.,
/ Brewer; A. II. Hoxie, Miss Lowe, Mrs.
John Woodman, Miss Margaret Woodman
Miss A. E. Sands, Bangor; f. l. Baker, Geo
H. French, Mrs. W. d. Kellogg, Boston; f.
W. Bowker, Waterville; Geo. I. Rogers, of
Rogers Bros, and wife, of Meri den, Ct. c.
c. Mum, the author, Springfield, Mass; L.
+ NJ Chandler and wife; F. G. Currier and
/ wife, Camden; NJ. J. Phillips, Chelsea,
Mass.
Helena A., wife of Henry A. Blethen of
| Dexter, died at her cottage on George street
Monday evening, at the age of 50 years, }
months and Is days. She was lady we'll
known and highly respected by all the
regular summer residents here, as she and
her family had spent their summers here
, for several years past. The remains wera
taken to Dexter Tuesday for burial. Mrs.
Blethen was born in Washington, Maine,
and her maiden name was Turner. She
/ leaves to mourn the loss of one who was
true to every duty of life, her aged mother,
Mrs L. H. Turner of West Washington
her husband; one son, Ralph c. Blethen Of
Dexter; two brothers, Orris and II. Linwood
Turner Of Washington, and one sister, Miss
Minnie Turner of Boston.
| The new cottage of S. S. Adams of New
Haven, Ct, will be one of the most novel
and attractive structures on the grounds. 1t
is on the northerly side Of Bay View Park,
and affords fine view of the Bay. The
| cottage is 25x4O feet with tower on the
southwest corner. The foundation walls,
veranda rail and chimney, are of grey field