The Republican journal., 1900-08-23
NoRrHpoRr NEWS.
NoRrHpoRr CAMP GROUND.

Alice Black of Bangor is visiting hel
cousin. Cleora Haney.
A. S. Phinney has opened his tin-type tent
just below the south gate.
Mrs. King and family Of Bangor are at the
Fuller cottage for two weeks.
Hon. F. NJ. Simpson, State Treasurer, ar.
rived at his cottage Saturday.
Judson Nichols and wife of Charlestown
Mass, are at Mrs. Fellows cottage.
W. F. Brown of Brooklyn, n. Y, was at
Browns few days the past week.
Mrs. F. A. Hartman, her mother and
daughter, of Bangor are at Browns.
John Harlow of Brewer is stopping few
days with his mother on Bay street.
DR.. F. A. Knowlton and wife of Fairfield
were here few days the past week.
George Priest of Boston is spending a
two-weeks' vacation on the grounds.
Misses Alice and Gertrude Pulsifer of
Melrose, Mass, are stopping at Browns.
Mrs. Chana WadswOrth and son of Brock
ton, Mass, are at the Lincolnville cottage.
F. A. Simpson and wife, and Miss Genie
Simpson are at their cottage ON Maple street.
R. Dunning and family of Bangor are at
the Lincolp cottage on Park Row for two
| weeks.
Mrs. Wales is at home for the week and
her cottage is occupied by the Savage family
from Brewer.
The platform at the auditorium has been
enlarged and additional seats put in for the
congregation.
The veteran clergyman, Seth II. Beale of
Camden, is again with us, looking hale and
vigorous as of yore.
b. d. Colcord of Belfast is doing a fine
business in ice cream in his new rooms over
Hill Il Haney's store.
carriage ride to and picnic dinner at the
Camp Ground Saturday.
Geo. W. Frisbee of the Belfast police
force is spending his vacation with his
family on the South Shore.
Seth Ayerill of Frankfort, who has been
in charge of the Waldo Granite Co. store at
Mt. Waldo 10 years, is spending his vaca
ton here.
The new we'll of the water company is
proving ample for all purposes. Some days
the pump has been run continuously and
the supply has shown no signs of slacken-
ing
Steamer NJ. x NJ. brought ll5 excursion
lists from Bucksport one day last week
They were accompanied by the Bucksport
Band of 20 pieces, L. J. Homer, director; J.
II. Montgomery, leader.
The musical sketch, The Rehearsal, given
at Northport Saturday evening, was a great
success. The young ladies appeared at best
advantage. Miss Butler made a most pleas
ing appearance and was in fine voice. Miss
Shaw solo was brilliantly executed and her
Accomplishments were most pleasing. The
solos and Duet by Misses Pease and Clifford
on violin and harp were among the most at
ira ctve features of the evening The clos
ing number, Ave Maria including the whole
cast, was highly appreciated by the audi
ence.
Guests at the Ocean House the past week
included the following: +. J. Crockett and
wife, F. J. Bather and wife, George Cutler
F. H. Childs, j. J. Marshall, J. F. Cronan
L. +. Dolan, Boston; f. W. Stevens, Port
land; W. b. Hammond, Howard French
Mrs. II. Magill, New Y ork Bertha F. Crook
er, Dorchester; W. c. Dodge, Haverhill II
W. Brigham and wife, WATERFOWL, Mass
Ella NJ. Story, Woonsocket, r. L.. Mrs. Chas.
A. Lord, Miss Edith Lord, Mrs. A. NJ. Las
sell, Needham, Mass. Rose NJ Oakman,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The services last Sunday were very inter-
esting and were largely attended. The SER
vices were as follows: at 9.15 A. NJ, love
feast led by Rev. |. II. W. Wharf, formerly
Presiding Elder of the Rockland District
1870 A. NJ, sermon by Rev. W. S. Jones, for
merly Presiding Elder of the Portland Dis
Brewer; I p. NJ, social service and sermon
by I. F. Jones, Presiding Elder. 1t was
noted as coincidence that the three last
named are natives of England.
The people here witnessed a sensational
runaway last Sunday. A horse harnessed
to a 4-wheel sulky ran away from near the
hotel and through Bay View Park, jumping
over hammock on the lawn at the White
Rock cottage. A young lady had just
arisen from the hammock and stepped
aside when the horse came along. The car
rage was wrecked here and the horse kept
on towards the South Shore. He was fol
lowed by George Brown of steamer NJ. Il NJ
on bicycle, who overlook and stopped him
near the Cobe cottage.
The steamer Castine runs as follows this
week: Leaves Lewis wharf, Belfast, at "a
A. NJ and 1.30, $50 and Z P. NJ. returning
leaves the Camp Ground at /, 2, 5 and 10 P
NJ. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, leaves Searsport at $40; returning
leave the Camp Ground at 5. The Guine-
we're, Capt. Fred Coombs, runs between
Coombs Creek, Islesboro, and the Camp
Ground. The Silver Star calls here from
Castine and IslesborO in the morning and
leaves to return in the afternoon, on he1
regular trips to and from Belfast. The Bos-
ton steamers and NJ and NJ. run as usual
The police force is large, and the members
are well distributed, as follows: Chief, w