The Republican journal., 1903-04-30
NoRTHPoRT NEWS.

ID.
April term, as juror.
We await the opinion of Capt. Daniel as
to whether the apple trees are trimmed too
flat,
F. B. Glidden, who spent the winter
in Florida, arrived Saturday and will spend
the season here.
Mrs. Mayo Herman of Montville has ar
rived at Temple Heights and opened her
cottage for the summer.
In the Northport news of week before
last, it should have read that F. p. Reed
has engaged the house of Capt. William
Hopkins for the season.
Charles Glidden of Brewer, who recently
bought the Isaac Meseryey place, moved IN
to town April 18th. We are pleased to wei
come so good a citizen as Mr.. Glidden is
known to be.
Capt. Seymour Chapman has bought an
interest in and taken charge of the fine bay
coaster, Maud S., OF 45 tons register. She
was built in Milbridge in 1883 and thorough
ly repaired a few years ago.
Repairs will soon be made on the wharf
at Temple Heights. The wharf has needed
very little work in the past years, although
a large amount of business has been done
there, and the past winter the small steam
ers made daily landings.
Clarence NJ. Knowlton, who bought the
George NJ. Knowlton farm in East North
port moved in last week after having the
house thoroughly renovated inside by
painting, papering, etc. Mr.. X. is putting
everything in good shape around the build
ings and on the farm.
The assessors have finished assessing tax
eS and committed lists thereof to Charles y.
Dickey, whose post Office address is East
Northport. April DIST, but eighteen hours
after receiving his book. while in Belfast,
the following named gentlemen, who own
property in Northport, voluntarily PAID MI
Dickey their taxes, viz. Hon. j. &. Brooks.
Charles b. HaZeltine, William III. Qulmby,
James H. and Ralph II. Howes. This is a
roll of honor that Northport has reason to
be proud Of, and future assessors, when as
sessing taxes, should take into considera-
tion the fact that the man who promptly
pays his taxes is a much better citizen than
one who delays until he is forced to pay.
The writer viii take great pleasure in add
ing to the above roll of honor all persons
who pay their taxes during the moi.th of
May The rate of taxation is .0l5S.
WINTERPORT.
NJ, 7 f,1p r,IfJ nf
town, died Wednesday, April 22nd, after a
long and distressing illness. He leaves a
daughter, Mrs Emma DOrr, and two sons.
Rev. Austin d., and Henry Colson of Ken
duskeag, to mourn their loss. Funeral
services were held at the home of Mrs. Dorr
Friday afternoon, Rev. HOtZe officiating.
Warren Post, of which he was a member,
attended in a body. Mr.. Albert Campbell
and Miss Stella Ward were united in
marriage by Rev. j. W. Hatch Tuesday
evening, April 21st. The wedding took place
at the home of the BRIDES parents in the
presence of the relatives of the contracting
parties. Rev. j. w. Hatch and wife re-
turned from Conference Monday afternoon.
He has been returned to this charge for the
4th wear. Mrs. Ida Campbell and little
daughter Doris arrived from Boston last
week to visit Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NasOn.. Mrs. Lizzie Bean and
children visited her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Walter Haley, last week.. Capt. .. {.
Clifford and wife have gone to Enfield for
the summer. Mrs. l. II. w. Wharf, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. r. Lougee.