The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-07-30
NORrHPORT CAMP GROUND.

Tena Wise of Haverhill was guest u
Miss Lois Lothrop last week.
Mrs. John Blake of Old Town is at the
Bowman cottage on Griffin street.
The Gray cottage on Maple street is occu-
pied by party from Waterville.
Mrs. James Sprague and daughter OF
Minneapolis are at the Bangor chapel.
Mrs. John W. Patten and daughter Leila
of Bangor have cottage on Broadway.
Mrs. J. D. Batchelder and daughter Marie
of East Boston are stopping at the Hills
farm.
One of the large trees in front of the Wa
QUOT blew down in the gale Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Bingham of Water
town, Mass, were at the Ocean House last
week.
Mrs. Adams of Bangor is visiting her son
Fred in the Buckeye cottage ON Maple
street.
VIM. H. Allen, Jr, entertained a large
party with lobster supper at the Waquoit
Saturday.
Mrs. H. H. Lombard of Waterville has
been guest at the Flood cottage the past
two weeks.
E. P. Washburn and family Of Bangor
are in the Mapleshade cottage on Merri-
thew square.
&. P. Palmer of the Boston Globe, Mrs.
Palmer and their little granddaughter ar
rived by Monday nights train and are at
the Burbank cottage.
There are no sailing yachts kept at the
Camp Ground this season. Decrow has
large fleet of row boats to let and there are
a large number of private steam and gaso-
line launches in use here.
Mrs. S. S. Adams of Jersey City is having
rustic summer house built at her cottage
on Bay View Park. 1t is made wholly of
cedar logs and poles with the bark on. j.
H. Pendleton is the builder.
Three summer residents from New York
had a rough experience crossing the bay in
sail boat Sunday night. They arrived
here at late hour after hard fight work
ing their craft across from Sears Island
The following guests were registered at
the Waquoit the past week, in addition to
many others from nearby points; Rather
inc A. Dougan, Katherine Reyes, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Keyes and j C. Lewis, Boston.
literary entertainments will be given in the
auditorium Friday, July 31st. The pro-
gram will include reading poems with illus
trations by shadow pantomime, graphophOne
and vocal music, etc.
A whist party for the benefit of the I'M
provement Society was held at the North
port Hotel Saturday evening" There were
seven tables in play. The prizes were won
by Mrs W. G. futile and Mrs Condor, Mr..
Hicks and Mr.. Haney.
Following are the recent arrivals at the
White Rock: John H. Weston and daugh-
ter Alice Misses Hudson and Barnes, I. f.
Dolan, J. j. Marshall, Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward May, Bangor: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur d. Colburn, Sharon. Mass.
The Daggett cottage is open, and has the
following party VINO are spending lew
weeks there: Mrs. George p Niles, Houl-
ton; Mrs. f. X. Vandine, Bangor; Mrs.
Walter Hurd, Old Town; Mrs. Ella Inman,
Roy Richardson, Charlie Inman and Carrie
Inman of Orono.
The following are among the guests regis
tered at the Northport Hotel the past week:
Henry A. Brown, Dorchester, Mass. E. P.
Church, VIM. II. Allen, Jr, A. L. Woodside,
Dale Body. c. W. Gridey, c. NJ. Sawyer,
Boston; Arnold Kutner, A. W. Smith, Chas.
E. Rogers, New York City; W. P. Crane,
ST. Charles, ILL.,; II. G. Rogers, Meriden,
Ct. E. P. Linton, Chicago G. Poland Bliss,
Jr., Worcester; Chas. F. Lord, Cambridge;
F. w. Woodbury., Taunton; Mrs. Chas. II.
Russell, Mrs. Eugene Pinkham, Mrs. Fred
W. Gould, Natalie Gould, Lawrence.