The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-06-27
N0RTHP0RT NEWS.

4e fewer arrivals at the Cove than
Years.
dwell family arrived at their cot
... lsola Bella, last week.
.- p. otearns of South Lagrange is
.- l- her cottage for the season.
\JAaniel Chapman and family are to
ia-e Hadley cottage for the season.
N" Wellington Shorey and daughter
eaTlved at her cottage for the season.
N- y. II. Rhoades of Rockland came to
1t itage Thursday for the rest of the sea-
4ues Clark and wife of Rockland are at
tle ottaEe of Capt. A. f. Clark of Belfast
b-a few weeks
Nr. ionzo Poland and wife of Montville
ali ames G. Harding, Esq, of Waldo
N-l sunday with G. W. Morse
NJ hapman, wife and daughter, Mrs.
pike Vi Orono, are expected to arrive Mon
iay occupy the Smith cottage for month.
-A- -ood schooner Lincoln, 4l.36 gross ton
a. N0lt in Milbridge in 1883
MIS- Emily A. Havener is having four
t> reeently bought, graded, and when
usled it will make a great improvement
' Les already pretty place at Temple
Ia-lls,
apt Henry 5. Pendleton and wife are
ST lag the summer at their home at the
and the children, Sumner, Martha
An, are with their parents during
teation.
Naluoit has been opened for the
-- u} Mrs L. {. Ross of Boston, who
-'r lobSterS and CLANS in any style.
Wing ally has been repaired and
r-d and will be opened July lst.
simpson, wife, daughter and Mrs.
i Rockland have been spending a
..t> AT the smith cottage, Temple
George Morse and family spent
, Here at their pretty cottage, ''>ol-
. Rest"
amily Of Mr. Charles Dissell of Phil
Tia are spending the summer at his
nj cottage on the Wright farm, where
seven acres of land bordering on
'le and has a commodious wharf to
odate his fine yacht. Mr. ID. is ex-
.l next week.
.-F L. d. Fish, who has been visiting at
t Dickey's, gave at the Cove church
sunday June l6th,a very interesting sermon,
"Ah was highly appreciated by the au-
-a"e present. Mr. Fish, who has been
nahing at Lyons, n. Y, for several years,
f4aohed at the Cove y years ago, and
ed there Malvina, widow of the late
A.anzJ Fletcher He and his wife are spend
Dig The summer vacation in Belfast and
0c'4ty
De Sth annual convention of the Waldo
county W. c. T. Z. was held in Searsmont
4u4 list, and was attended by the follow
o- fersons from this town: Mrs. Lucy A.
'hoaaes, Mrs. A. H. Batchelder, Mrs. Eta
a.q Josie Dickey, Mrs. Lu Elwell and
laughter Alice, Mrs. c. F. Knight, Mrs. F.
a. and Helen Bird, Mrs. Osgood Woodbury.,
AI> o. A, Dickey, Miss Martha and John
F4ndieton, Early Friday morning the above
-amed happy white ribboners and friends,
nothing daunted by lowering skies, started
.i O. Dickey's blackboard for the con-
'ention. Arriving after delightful drive
be- we're the first upon the ground to re-
ie75 The cordial welcome of the Searsmont
lo1n. The convention opened at $50 a,
l With goodly number in attendance,
MISS Emily F. Miller, county president, pre-
sled The address of welcome was given
by Mrs. M. E. Wilder, president of the
>eaTsmont Union. The day was proftably
'Pshi IN hearing reports of the superinten.
urltS OF the different departments, bright
'a-sestlons and brainy remarks from the
many earnest workers, and the time passed
all TOO quickly. The evening was occupied
'i Mrs. Nellie Burger of Missouri, the Ma
A"hdl w. c. T. q. organizer and lecturer,
AFS B. has a most attractive personality
ana delivered stirring lecture, which was
Enthusiastically applauded. Then the
party headed homeward, amply repaid for
men exertion and leaving with regret love-
} Nearsmont's green hills, reaching home
ia the early hours of the morning.
SANDYPoINT. Miss Elizabeth French
ar