The Republican journal., 1900-07-12
N0RTHPORT NEWS.

"A very llgnt crop OF nay tnlS year.
DR.. BENZ. Colson and family are expected
next week.
Mrs. Mae Herrick is spending few
weeks with her father, James f. White.
Helen F. Briggs of Boston has rented, for
the season, F. A. Dickey's Herrick cottage
| Mrs. Julia Mears, formerly Julia Pote, of
; Lynn, Mass, is visiting relatives at the
4! Cove.
j. W. Dougan has arrived from New York
and joined his family at North Shore for the
summer.
DR.. M. r. Weber and wife of Fairfield
arrived last week at their Brookside cottage
for the season.
Frederick A. Dckey has been appointed
/ Justice of the Peace and Quorum for all
the counties of the State. ..
William Patterson and wife of Bangor ar
rived at their pretty cottage Saturday for
MI. P.'s months vacation.
W. P. Simonton of Camden is occupying
the Capt. Andrew Clark cottage. The Capt.
is in hopes to bring his wife to the Heights
next week.
Everybody was much pleased to hear the
report contradicted of the death of w. II.
Folwell; who is expected at his beautiful
island home, later.
Rev. r. I. Capen, preached an excellent
will be with them again in two weeks. He
is much liked by the people.
Fred Barlow of West Newton and j. L.
! Frank of Boston, Mass, are spending two
weeks vacation at the Bohemia ON the
South Shore, the guests of Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe.
The many young and old friends of Miss
Martha Pendleton were much pleased to
learn that she arrived from Boston, Friday,
to spend her vacation at her fathers, Capt.
Henry S. Pendleton.
If the ladies who last Sunday dug up and
carried off all the choice petunias from
flower garden at the Heights repeat the Of
tense they will be cited before Judge Rog-
ers. However, the flower thieves were very
! considerable, as they left the shingles with
! which they dug up the plants.
Harold hPlclldlll VI New 1UIh is Spenu-
ing the season at Mrs. Batchelder's at the
Cove Among recent arrivals at the Cove
are Mr.. George Whitney and wife of Boston.
Mrs. Swain and son Prescott are occupying
their new and connexions cottage on the
James Lancaster place, near the shore.
The schools in town closed June %, after
successful term of ten weeks. The pupils
at the Cove school, Emma +. Jones, teacher,
who were not absent one-half day were:
Elsie Elwell, Hazel Drinkwater, Lenora
Herrick and Charlie IIerrick. The expert
ment of having woman for superintendent
of schools has been very successful. Every
thing is going along without a jar.
The friends of William A. Pendleton ex-
press much sympathy for him in his sad
bereavement, by the death of his son
Fullerton, who died in Franklin Park,
Mass. after surgical operation Was per-
formed. He was twenty-three years old
and was very estimable young man. He
was to have Teen married in few days to
Mabel, only daughter of Jacob II. Elwell,
formerly of Northport, but now of Roxbury,
Mass
A person, who visited the Methodist
Camp Ground last week, exclaimed ''beauti-
full, beautiful, beautiful Never in the
history of the place, since 1919, have the
grounds looked so clean and nice as now
The streets are in perfect condition and re-
fleet great credit upon the committee on
streets, Messrs. NJ. c. Hill and richardson,
who have very judiciously expended the
money appropriated by the town last
spring; and to the entire satisfaction of all
citizens of the town who have visited the
grounds since the repairs We're made. The
hotel is in al}-respects first class, and under
the able management of Mr.. French is do
ing a good business. Hill 4 IIaney report
that there were more people ON the grounds,
and that they did more business in the
month of June than ever before.
NORTHPORT CAMP GROUND.
Mrs. Ross of the Waquoit arrived July 3D.