The Republican journal., 1904-06-23
NoRrHpoRr NEWS.
rDeferred from last week.

Deferred from laSt Woek. e
Capt. William Hopkins is at home for
short vacation.
Mrs. Emery Brown is seriously i'll. DR..
Small is attending her.
Mrs L. NJ. Carr is at the A. H. Paul cot
tage, Nicawa Point, for the season.
Miss Martha Pendeton is at the Cove
with her parents and will spend the sum-
mer there.
Mrs. Dora Crabtree is improving after a
critical operation performed by Drs. Will
son and Kilgore.
William \. Whitney, wife and two daugh-
tiers are at their pretty cottage, Priscilla,
for the summer.
Miss Mary B, Grant arrived Saturday
from Rockland to visit her relative, H. G.
Brown, and friends.
Nathaniel Elwell of Boston is fitting up
the Julia Elwell house for occupancy by
Boston parties, who are expected soon.
F. A. Dickey is having the barn on the
James L. Brown farm repaired. 1t will
have new stills, new doors, the roof shingled,
etc.
Wee Batchelder arrived June 10th from
Everett, Mass, to spend her vacation with
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. A. e. Batchel-
der.
George Riley, wife, boy and maid, Bertha
Grant, arrived Friday to spend the season
with Mrs. RS grandfather, Mr.. Otis Cum
mings.
Mrs. N. II. Rhoades of Rockland is at her
cottage, Park cottage, for the season. Her
sister, Mrs. Hattie Banks, is making her
short visit
Work on the auditorium at Temple
Heights is progressing favorably and it
will. be in fine condition for the annual
campmeeting.
f. H. Thurlough has been having repairs
made upon his cottage, well dug, pump
put in, and has everything convenient about
his pretty cottage.
Freeman 7. Crockett, appointed agent by
the selectmen, began work Monday on the
State road near Flanders Corner. He will
eXpend the 5000 raised by the town.
The streets in the Methodist Campground
have been put in the best possible condi-
ton for the summer season, and a new
street built at the rear of the auditorium
A pay station has been established ON
Aorthport Campground by the New Eng
land Telephone & Telegraph office at lie
cottage of Rev. |. II. W. Wharf, two doors
below the post office.
Gavin ElWell came nome friday after an
absence of fifteen months as mate of the
ship Atlas. He leaves in few days for
New York to join the ship Roanoke as
first officer. The ship is loading with clse
Oil for Australia.
John Pendleton, son of Henry S. and
Lydia Pendleton, came home Saturday to
spend Sunday with his parents He is
student in Bates College, Lewiston. He
preached Sunday at the Cove and returned
to college Monday.
Charles 0. Dickey let man at the Head
OF the Tide have one of his best horses to
keep and last week while the mans daugh-
ter had the horse out batting him with
grass, he got away and running stepped
upon piece of dry bean pole, causing the
other end to fly up and enter his eye, caus-
ing it to run out. A veterinarian was sent
up from the city to attend the horse
The many friends of W. II. Chapman
were pleased to meet him last Saturday in
what he called Goods country" after an
absence of fourteen months in what he
styled a God-forsaken country, the Philip
pine islands He came by English steamer
to Vancouver, b. c.; from there to Boston
via Montreal by rail, and from Boston by
steamer to Belfast He reports the climate
of the islands as very unhealthy and the
people "nO good.'