The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-07-26

NORTHPORT CAMP GROUND.
Mrs. Bangs of Roxbury, Mass, is at
| Browns
Sea bathing is very popular all along the
| shore this season.
c. O. Dickey is making a 46-foot addition
to his carriage house.
new stable has lately been built at the
| Speed cottage, South Shore.
Mrs. Ross will open the Hillside Farm
house for guests this week.
Fred G. Cox and J. H. Coffin, ,Jr of Bos-
| ton were at the Waquoit July %.
II. A. Babbidge and family are at the
Boothby cottage on George street.
| F. S. Walls and wife of yinalhaven ar
rived Monday and are at their cottage.
DIR. F. H, Mclaughlin, wife and son of
Exeter are at Browns for a few days
The steam yacht Aria of Bangor. F. H.
Blake, owner, is frequent visitor here.
Mrs. J, II. Dahl and sons of Dorchester,
Mass, are at their cottage on South Shore
opened her restaurant on Bay View street.
A. II. Hanscom and wife of Winterport
spent few days recently on the South
Shore
Superintendent Mears has inspected the
trees in the groves and had the dying ones
cut down
DR.. G. ". Stoddard and family of Belfast
spent the past week in very pretty tent
near Bay View Park
The steamer Governor Bodwell landed an
excursion party of about 100 from Rockland
at the wharf last Sunday
Everett Libby, wife and mother, Mrs.
c. Libby of Waterville, are stopping at the
Gentner cottage on Main street
Moves, the mail carrier, extends his regu-
lar trips, both forenoon and evening" to the
southern cottages at South Shore.
The two constabies elected by the town,
ii. W. Brown and c. @. Dicbey are acting
police of the Camp Ground through the
season.
Mrs. Ross continues her Sunday fish din
ners with good success this season, and has
added live Holsters, which are cooked and
served at short notice
Several society cottages on the circle are
occupied, including the Brewer, Orrington,
Winterport Hampden, Rockland, North
Searsport and Lincolnville.
The steam yacht Montcair of the Eastern
Yacht Club was here last week having on
board the commodore and owner Edwin
Harding, W. f. Halsall marine artist,
George A. Thayer and other prominent
men.
The trustees held meeting last week and
employed NJ. S. Stiles to make survey of
the streets. lot boundaries, etc. 1t was voted
to continue the sewer extension on Bay View
Park and Sea street, and on Maple and
George streets.
George I. Rogers of Meriden, Ct, assisted
landlord French in decorating the North
port Hotel a few days ago. American and
foreign flags were used the latter including
the flags OF 81 foreign nations. The house
was photographed by Tuttle
The water supply is holding out well this
season. The upper reservoir is full, 10000
gallons, and the lower reservoir is within
two feet of the top. The springs furnish
all that is needed at present without draw
ing on the upper reservoir. The artesian
well diggers are down $50 feet with a 6-inch
hole and have not yet found water
The following names appeared on the Ocean
House register the past week: Maud An
drews, Presque Isle; Maude X. Phnney,
West Somerville, Mass; Ella F. Ross, NJ. F.
Orbeton, F. H. Childs, Geo. A. Allen, j. H.
Fitzgerald and wife, d. S. Rawling, Boston :;
A. j. Tilton, Chicago W. II. Fiske, Wor-
cester; NJ. L. and Mrs. c. Gestinger, Spring
Lake, n. y; VIM. Brier, Old Town; W. A.
Learned, Watertown Mass. L. l.. Leighton,
Bangor; J. c. Morse, Camden; NJ. S. Stiles,
jackson c. F. Ireland Bangor.
Among the late arrivals at the Northport
Hotel are the following: Mrs. VI. Louise
Mitchell, Mrs. II. F. Libby, Mrs. J. s. Fos-
ter, Pittstield; Mrs. $. NJ. Cooper, New
York; W. V. Tasker, WesttieId, Mass
Howard Owen, Augusta; f. G. Hodgdon,
Clinton; George Pearse and Mrs. Alice
and wife, Lawrence; J. II. Dodge, New
| Brunswick, \. J. Z; II. f. Buck, Bucksport !:
| p. c. Blaisdell and wife. Bradford, Pa. :;
G. ". Grant and wife, Winterport c. l.
Coombs, j. ID. Spear, ]. W. Thorndike, J..
| Clinton Flint, f. F. Berry, J. r. Flye, Mrs.
NJ. S. Smith, Mrs. o. f. Davis, Rockland
F. S. Levenseller, Thomaston; F. W. Burn
ham. StOnphtOn. Mass e s. Burgess New
port; Miss Jennie Newbert, Natick, Mass ;
Mrs. II. NJ. Whiting, Richard A. and H. S.
Whiting, Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Eadie,
William and Clifton Eadie, j. F. Crane,
E. G. Dill and wife, Miss Jane Field,
Miss Norma Dill, Ella NJ and Geneva 'B
Eadie, Boston; Irving Nutter, c. E. An
drews, J. T. Bowker and wife of Bangor.
TEMPLE HEIGHTS.
Prof H. Fl. Cook, West Newton, Mass,
wife and child, are at the M. R. Weber cot