The Republican journal., 1903-06-25
EoRrHpoRr NEWS.

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Charles Gray of Old Town is occupying
the Gray cottage.
Mrs. Nellie Emery of Corinna, N. Y. is
at her cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Blethen are at their cottage
on Maple street.
Mrs. Parkhurst of Bangor has her cottage
open for the season.
DR.. King of Bangor is at his cottage on
Bay View Park.
Al Currier Of Morrill, has opened his
cottage on Sea street.
Mrs. Cover is making marked improve
ments to her cottage.
Mrs. Harlow of Brewer has arrived at her
cottage on Bay street.
Mr.. Leslie's family have opened their
cottage on Bay View Park.
The Tuttle cottage and Photographic STU
dio are open for the season.
Rev. I. H. W. Wharf has cottage on the
Camp Ground for the season.
Henry Twitchell of Colorado is at the
Ferguson cottage on Bay street.
Mark Whitmore of Camden is building
new stable on the South Shore.
W. j. Price has added line of groceries
to his restaurant and fruit business.
Frank B. Knowlton and family of Belfast
are at their cottage for the season.
Miss Ella Mower of Dexter is guest of
Mrs. j. W. Emery on George street.
F. M. Bailey of Citypoint is to occupy the
ice cream parlors over Haney's store.
Mrs. Staples and daughter, Mrs. Knowles
of Bangor, are at their cottage on Oak street.
Decrow's fleet of row, sail and gasoline
boats are at the landing ready for business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Walls of Vinalhaven
spent Sunday at their cottage on Park Row.
Capt. Thomas of Hampden has bought
the Pease cottage and is occupying it for
the season.
Mrs. Chas. E. Wales and daughter Marion
and Miss Smith of Hampden are at a cottage
on Bay street.
Mrs. Annie M. Paul is occupying the
Woodbury. cottage on Bay street, which she
recently bought.
Henry w. Brown has opened his fruit
York is with him.
The season has opened well. A larger
percentage of cottages is open than is usual
at this time OF year.
Mrs. F. L. Harlow of Brewer has been at
her cottage on Bay street several weeks
and will entertain friends later.
Fir. and Mrs. E S. Sperry, Mrs. Shaw
and Miss Short of Orlando, Fla, are at the
cottage they recently bought OF E. Ii.
Haney.
j. D. Tucker is thoroughly renovating
the Forest Home cottage on Broadway,
and is making an addition that will be ap-
preciated.
CHI. NJ. Mason returned to Philadelphia
last week. Mrs. Mason is at the D. c. cot
tage, and Mr. M. will join her there later in
the season.
Mrs. George Coffin of Bangor are at the
Partridge cottage on Park Row for the sum-
mer months.
Mrs. Eliza Hunnewell, Mrs. Sophia 10th
rop and Miss Lois Lothrop were at Mrs j.
w. Emery's last week while their cottage
was undergoing repairs.
The White Rock Cottage is ready for bus
mess, and landlord Andrews is busy with
his combined duties of caring for his guests,
a big garden, and conducting real estate
business.
Mrs. E. S. Gorham of Bangor has re-
turned from a visit to Boston, where she
was called by the death of a relative, and
has opened Buttercup cottage on Main
street. for the season.
E. II. Haney has the Associations store
and is postmaster. His daughter Cleora is
assistant and Miss Nettie L. Haney of Ban
gor, clerk. Mr. and Mrs. Haney are living
in the Whitney cottage on Broadway.
The Bangor Division of the United Com
mercial Travellers Association held its an
nual outing at the Camp Ground, Saturday,
June GOTH The attendance numbered 227,
the majority coming from Bangor on steam
er Verona. The day was pleasantly passed
in strolls about the grounds. clam bakes,
ball game, and in other recreations. An
excellent dinner was served at the hotel in
Landlord French's best style. Here is the
Bangor Daily News report of the outing:
Northpo1t was reached without incident,
with the exception of the loss of two or
three white caps the drummerS wore. Then
the fun commenced.
A tug of war was the first on the program.
1t went beautifully until it was discovered
that one team had the end of its rope hitch
ed to telegraph pole. Bloodshed was
narrowly averted.
NeverpantS.
A baseball game followed. during which
Al. Lewis officiated as umpire and special
constable. AL. made some shady decisions,
so the supporters of one side say, and head
ed by P. j. Feeney they bore down on the
cigar baron like squadron OF battleshlps.
The cigar baron stood his ground, however,
and with the help of couple OF bats cleared
the diamond again.
puss i'm the corner, leap frog, run fox, run,
get in out of the rain, have another, and MISS
Browns reel.
The festivities wound up with good old
game of tucker played on top of the Ver-
Ona's pilot house.
II was a great day, in respect to weather,
boat and captain, music and general happi
ness.