The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-08-14
ISLESBORO,

volcanoes would smut up shop.
ISLESBORO,
The following families are occupying cot
tages the present season: j. r. Bracket,
| Baltimore; j. 7. Atterbury, New York +.
| II. Allen, New York; Henry S. Howe, Bos-
) ton; Dr. + C. Shattuck, Boston; Rev Dr.
| j. S. Dennis, New York; Prof. A. l.. P.
Dennis, Bruins wick, Me. ; DR.. James White,
Boston, Herman A. Lewis, Philadelphia
r. d. Sears, Boston Chester Griswold, New
| York; T. Is. Homer, Germantown, Penn.
| Chas. n Platt, ST., Philadelphia; Chas. y.
| Platt j., Philadelphia, Il. A Bolt, Boston
| Harry Marlloe, Philadelphia, Mrs. II. p.
| Quincy, Boston; George Bird, New York
| Miss Ella Williamson, Philadelphia; DR.. +.
A. Daniels, Boston; Geo. p. Phlller, ST.,
| Philadelphia; Mrs. II. }. Hammond, St.
| Paul, MINI. DR.. Louis Starr, Philadelphia !;
Mrs. r. N. Lewis, Phiadeiphia Geo. p
Philer, Jr., Philadelphia; Mrs. Earl Dodge
New York Mrs. Walter Clark, Phladel-
phia; w. L. Ross, Philadelphia; Mrs Louise
}Inturn, New York Dr. George B. Shat
tuck, Boston; Henry 7. Sloane, New York ;
Dr. Il. II. Derby, New York; J. Murray
Forbes, Boston; Miss NJ Is. Chaplin, New
York. g. +. kisseI, MorristoWn. \. j..
Charles Lyman, Boston; Preston Player,
St Louis; Prof Samuel +. Tucker, Column
ba University, New York Geo S. Silsbee,
Boston; Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks, Boston
James Lawrence, Grot0n, Mass. Is. c.
Riggs, Boston; f. II. Harding, Boston: Dr.
Alexander Biddle. Philadelphia; j. {. bray
ton, New York; :. Y. Il. Thayer, Boston,
II. j. Morse, New York; DR.. J. W. Bran
nan, New York: f. T. Bond, Philadelphia
Charles :. Pierce, Milton, Mass. George
Novel;, Boston.... Miss Rose f. Cleveland
is at her cottage on Seven Hundred Acre Is
land, and the Folwells, Philadelphia, are at
Isola Bella and Warrens Island -. Several
families that usually come here are in
Europe this summer and have rented their
cottages to other parties, who are now occu-
household of j, {. Drayton of New York,
including Miss DraNton, Two of her waiting
maids, the butler and some Of the servants
are sick of typhus fever, contracted before
coming here. They have two trained nurses
and other help. DR.. +. A. Daniels is the
attending physician. Among the preach
ers at the Episcopal church during August |
are Rev. George Hodges of Cambridge and
Rev. Endicott Peabody Of Groton, Mass.
Last Sunday evening, Rev. Leighton Parks,
rector Of Emmanuel church, Boston,
preached in the Baptist church to a large
audience There WAS an abundance of tlvr-
al decorations, and some extra music. The
distinguished preacher took for his text
"There is lad here which hath five barley
loaves and two small fishes, but what are
they among so many" John .. The ser
mon was one of great richness of thought,
and highly enjoyed. The argument was
drawn from the example of helpful boy
who consecrated all he had, and the best he
had, to the service of Christ. Mr. J. A.
Barran, of Leeds, England, is spending a
few weeks in town. His engagement to
Miss Alice, eldest daughter of Rev. DR..
Parks, is announced. He will come into
possession OF a title upon the death of an
elderly relative. :. Less attention is given
to golf this season than formerly, and more
to riding, driving and yachting j. T. At
terbury and j NJ. Forbes have several fine
saddle horses, and H. 7. Sloane and H. j.
Morse have fine carriage horses. Their
coachmen are in livery. Charles S. Pierce
had some fine horses arrive last week..
Miss Cleveland recently bought the Warren
farm on Seven Hundred Acre island, near
the lot on which her cottage stands.