The Republican journal., 1903-07-02
NoRrHP0Rr NEWS.
NORTHPORT CAMP GROUND.

NORTHPORT CAMP GROUND.
Mrs. Wales has returned to Hampden for
few days.
F.O. Smith is building a sea wall in front
of his cottage.
Mrs. Leslie is at the Mears cottage on
Bay View Park.
C. H. Gray of Old Town is-at his cottage
for few days.
Mrs. Fannie Teft of Brewer is at cot
tage on Park Row.
Mrs. Richardson of Brewer is in cottage
on Clinton avenue.
Charles Bartlett of Dixmont was at the
Waquoit last week.
The Blaisdell family are expected at their
cottage in few days.
Extensive repairs are being made to the
Page cottage on South Shore.
Mrs. Page of Bucksport arrived Monday
and is at the Bucksport cottage.
a. P. Benner has repaired and painted
the Frisbee cottage on South shore.
DR.. P. f. Luce has opened an Office in
Mrs. Woods cottage on Broadway.
Samuel Adams and party Of friends
from Belfast are at the Frost cottage.
Mrs. Chase of Bangor is at her cottage,
the La Verde, on Merrithew Square.
Charles 0. Dickey has bought the Brag-
don and Wheeler cottage on Main street.
Charles Wentworth and lady of Boston
were registered at the Waquoit June 24th.
Miss Bussey of Bangor and Mrs. Carlisle
of Hampden are at the Hampden cottage.
Mrs. Julia Bartlett of Swanville and Mrs.
Seavey are at the North Searsport cottage
Mayor Leon Higgins of Brewer is at the
King cottage on Bay street with his family.
Joel p. Wood has opened his restaurant
and bakery on Clinton avenue for the sea-
son.
E. T. Jones and a party of four friends
from Bangor were at the Waquoit June
9th.
Edward VI Wharf is steamboat agent
and has charge of the wharf at the Camp
Ground.
Rev. Vnal Hills of Gumboro, Del,
preached at the East Northport chapel last
Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Blethen of Dover, Me-, is
spending her vacation with her brother,
Henry Blethen.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bowman and Miss
Kirkpatrick of Old Town are at a cottage
on Blethen street.
Mrs Flanders and family Of Boston are
occupying the Ferguson cottage on George
and Griffin streets.
Prof. Ferguson and family of Middle
town, CT, are at their cottage on the corner
of George and Griffin streets.
Mrs. Bryant and family of Bangor have
arrived at their cottage on Bay street, and
brought a naphtha launch with them.
c. O. Dckey has exchanged the Rock
away cottage for two lots on Maple street,
on which he expects to build cottages soon.
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provements at the Waquoit Her lobster
and clam dinners are better patronized
than ever before. She serves meals at all
hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert White of Orono are
at the Orono cottage for a few days. They
will have a cottage through the month of
August.
Rev. l. II. w. Wharf, President of the
Campmeeting Association, is serving as
general manager and has charge of the
grounds.
A party of eleven from Providence, R. L.,
are expected at the Ocean house tomorrow,
Friday, including, +. a. Miller and wife, F.
A. Jordan and wife, c. L. Sparks and wife,
and others.
n D. Loud, wholesale meat dealer of
Bangor, has opened market in Haney's
store, where he will carry full line of
meats, and fill orders for game and other
specialties at short notice. His father, C..
II. Loud of Boston, is in charge.
Mrs. L. G. Hatch of Bangor arrived Mon
udE To Spellu lHe SuillilleI. ICue Will tHleI-
tain for several weeks at her cottage Mrs.
f. A. Johnston of Waltham, Mass. Miss
Gertrude Burns of Dexter, Miss Julia
Brown of jackson and Miss Frances
Andrews of Bangor.
Guests at the Northport Hotel the past
week included the following Mrs. A. j.
McGregor, East Cornth F. L. Niles, Port
land Guy Bennett, Sargentville; Mrs NJ. E..
Harvill, Hartford, Ct, Albert White, Oro-
no l. SWEET, Bangor; Mary L. Wight, Bos-
ton; G. L. Baker and wife, Bangor DR.. P.
E. Luce and wife, Mrs. Stevens and Mrs.
McCullock, Boston; Thomas E. Shea, Geo.
W. Burkett, Miss Lillian Wood; A. {.
Nickerson and family, Bangor; Charles
Adams, Chicago. Charles H. Loud, Bos-
ton; n. n. Loud, Bangor
APPLETON.
A birthday surprise party gathered at the