The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-08-02
.NORTHPORT CAMP GROUND.

W. Brier of Old Town is at the Priest cot
tage.
David Nickerson of Brewer is at his cot
tage.
Mrs. John Lane of Brewer returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. W. H. Emerson has taken the Terrace
cottage for the season.
| Mrs. Frank fat1en and daughter Helen
are visiting Mrs Wales.
| Mr. Eadie and family have taken the Tut
| tie cottage on Oak street.
Capt. Joel Hopkins of Brewer was at the
! Camp Ground Tuesday,
Mrs. c. I. Baker and daughter of New
York are in the Ferguson cottage.
The Chalmers family have rented the R.
P. Stickney cottage for the season.
A. 7. Jenness of Boston has rented the
Maplewood cottage on Maple street.
Mrs. Linnell of Bangor arrived Tuesday
at the Turner cottage on Park Row.
c. O. Dickey has rented the Chesley cot
tage to E. |. Baker, Esq, of Boston.
A. c. Ferguson and wife of Dixmont spent
few days last week at their cottage.
Mrs. John Weeks of Brewer returned
home Tuesday after four weeks here
b. d. Colcord of Belfast has opened ice
cream parors over Hill 4 Haney's store.
Charles O. Dickey has bought the trap of
F. r. Wiggin of Belfast for his livery stable.
Mrs. Hortense Gray OF Old Town and
Master Carl Brown are at the Gray Cottage
| Mrs. George Clark and daughter of New
Haven arrived Tuesday to spend the sum
mer.
| f. II Ianey and family of Belfast have
moved to the Beechnut cottage on Broad
way.
| The sewer on Bay View street is finished
and the crew is now at work on Maple
! street.
| Ambrose White, wife and daughter of
New York are visiting Mrs Harlow ON Bay
! View street.
| Henry II. Andrews has rented Mrs j. W.
Emery's cottage for the season to f. S Fer
! ris of Orlando Fla.
| Mrs. Arthur Hopkins, Mrs. Harleath and
| Mrs. j. S. Aver of Brewer are visiting Mrs.
Annie Paul at the Snow cottage.
! The Shea-McAulitf Comedy Company is
rehearsing at the Pavilion on South Shore,
preparatory to starting on the fall tour
| A Boston yachtsman had one hand badly
crushed between his boat and small steam
launch one day recently. He was attended
! by DR.. Luce.
| Following are some of the guests register
i ed at the Waquoit the past week: Marion |.
! Newman, Chico, CAL; Hester S. MacDou-
gall, Boston; Mrs. Mae Clemens, New York
! Miss Helen Mcbride, Concord, \. H.; P. G.
/ Hartman, Mrs. II. Wall, Boston; Sara S.
/ Lukens, Trenton, n. j.; Mrs r. B. Mac
Mullin, Atlantic City, \. j.; Chas. Woods,
New YORK: Mr., Dock wood and lady, New
York Harry NJ. McCurdy, Bath
| The steam drill i'll the artesian well struck
a vein of water Monday, in seam inches
thick at depth of 15S feet. The hole was
drilled feet deeper and a temporary pump
was run hours, taking out 50,0Os gallons
without apparently lessening the supply
The permanent pump, used last sea-
son, was replaced Tuesday, and the com
! pany is now satisfied that it has reliable
source of water supply. The water is very
cold and clear.
The following are among the guests reg
istered at the Ocean House the past week
j. W. Smalley, R. C. Smalley, Dorchester
Mass. A. ID. Medill r. f. Clark, Portland
c. F.Woodman, Boston; W. Brier, j. Crome
j. Brier, Old Town; Ethel B. Royal, New
ton, Mass. Mrs. W. A. Dahl, w. A. Dahl
G. Robert Barney, A. L. Croker, Frank
Dahl, Dorchester; L. f. Marden and wife
Elmer Small and wife, F H. Mathews,
R. Woodcock, Belfast; J. Edwin Poor, Bos
ton; Jas. L. Miller, Lynn; c. W. Lord ant
ladies, Brooks
The regular camp-meeting will be hell
from August Goth to 9th, inclusive. par
tial program is announced. Evangelist L
II. Baker of Ohio will assist the leader
Rev j. NJ. Frost Services will be he'll,
every day at 10 A. NJ, . and Z p. NJ. Mis-
katheryn McCune, sooist, will assist tn
chorus choir and in the congregational sing
ing. Rev. B. c. Wentworth will lead tn
music. Tuesday, August DIST, the student
of the East Maine Conference Seminar,
will hold a reunion. Wednesday, Angus
22d, will be Epworth League day. Thurs
day and Friday afternoons will be devoted
to the Women's Home and Foreign Mission
airy Societies.
The following are among the guests regis
tered at the Northport Hotel the past week
Nat G. Halsted, New York; E. G. Clayton
Baltimore; Miss K. A. O'Bren, Miss
O'Brien, J. S. Dow, Boston; c. G. Herne
Shawmut, Mass; T. f. Conner, Ethel I
Gorham, Ethel Hook, Bangor; S. G. Wing
W. F. Kenrick, Alice Kenrick, Lillian Ken
ney, Fairfield; A. H. Kimball, Mrs. K.
French, Rockland; S. Bradbury, Old Town
H. E. Gem and wife, Allen Snow, Bucks
port; L. c. Williams, c. Holyoke and wife
Bangor; Thomas E. Shea and wife, Belfast
Franklin Kilgore, Boston Mrs. G. F. Hodg
man, Mrs. G. H. Hobbs, W. E. Schwart
and wife, Camden; H. j. Banton. L
Grange; C. b. Jackson and wife, Portland
}. K. Mulvaney, A. J. Maybury, r. F