The Republican journal., 1904-07-28
NORTnPORT NEWS.
WESLEYAN GROVE AND VICINITY

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Mrs. Flood was in Waterville Monday.
Mrs. Agnes Metcalf of Old Town was at
the Ocean House July oath
Mrs. j. S. Aver and children of South
Brewer are at the Wales cottage.
D. S. Boothby of East Wilton will return
home to-day from a stay of three weeks.
Mrs. Alvesta Hatch and daughter and
Mrs. John Berry are at the Morrill, cottage.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Cross of Belfast are
at their cottage on Clinton avenue for the
season.
Mrs. Mary c. Turner of St. Adams, has
| opened her cottage on Park Row for the
season.
Lewis WincheDbach and wife of Morrill,
are at their cottage, the Columbia, on Mer-
rithew square.
! Harold E. Benedict of Bangor gave lob
ster dinner to party of friends at the Wa
QUOT July oath.
Mrs. Stacy of Waterville, Mrs. Goodale
and Mrs. Ridaout of Bangor are stopping
with Mrs. A. NJ. Paul.
Mrs. W. L. Hills, Marion, Mildred and
Helen Hills of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, are at
the Ture cottage, Park Row.
| G. A. Farrand of Rockland, treasurer of
the Association, was at the Campground on
business a few days the past week.
| Miss Helen Blethen of the Dover House
and Mrs. Harry R. Chase of Dover are
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Blethen for an
extended stay.
The stores and other business places on
season, but excursions are not allowed to
land on that day.
! Mrs. II. S. Crowell, Mrs. NJ. NJ Baker and
Miss Mabel A. Weymouth of Brewer are
among the recent guests at the Crowell cot
tage on Broadway.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parker, George and
Mildred Parker, Mrs. S. W. Croker, and
| Mrs. E. M. Quimby, Lowell, Mass, are at
the Parker cottage on Broadway.
B. P. Palmer of the Boston Globe, with
his wife and granddaughter, Mary G.
Palmer, arrived Tuesday and are at the
Burbank cottage to remain until September.
The following were among the guests at
the Waquoit the past week: j. c. Howard
and son, Bangor; F. b. Barnett, Glaston-
bury, Conn; Mildred W. Harger, Dalton,
Mass. j. 81. Smith, Boston.
The heirs of M. F. Stevens of Dixmont
are repairing their cottage on Park Row.
In common with the other cottages on the
row it is to have broader piazza than for
merly, and will be otherwise improved
| The following guests from cut of the State
registered at the Ocean House the past
week: II. A. Howard, Providence, R. l. /;
W. Parmalee, Mrs. Parmalee, F. j. Parsons,
Boston; Fred H. Treat, Cambridge.
The following have registered at the
White Rock the past week: Mrs. NJ. S.
Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs John E. Lynch, Miss
f. NJ. Brown, Bangor; Alice B. Bowman.
New Haven, Ct; Mrs. S. N. Sperry, Ernest
Walter Sperry, Orono.
Mrs. j. f. Adams of Bangor is visiting
her son, Fred W. Adams, who, with his
family, Mrs. Adams and children, Lucy,
Stanley and Caroline, are stopping at Mrs.
j. W. Emery's on Maple street.
Mrs. W. L. Sanford, W. H. Preble and
wife, Harold, Walter and Hazel Preble of
Maiden, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. San
ford of Dexter, Me-, and Mrs. S. o. Skill
lings OF Ripley are at the Good Cheer cot
| tage.
Rev. W. H. Powlesland of Orrington
preached at the auditorium last Sunday.
Rev. Harry Taylor has suspended the
preaching services at the East Northport
chapel until after campmeeting. The Sun
day school is held in the auditorium imme-
diately after the forenoon service.
The following from outside of Maine
were registered at the Northport Hotel the
past week: Mrs. A. T. Helmerhausen, Nal
den. Mass. Mrs. F. A. Dawes,-Fred .F.
Dawes, New York F. A. Minard, wife and
child, G. E. Dearborn, NJ. D., Mrs. R. S.
Flanders and children, Boston; L. S. Nash,
New Britain, Ct; A. j. Phillips, Provi-
dence, R. 1. K. D. Sabin, New York; Miss
NJ. F. Honison, Mrs. W. c. Skinner. Cecil
Skinner, J. E. Woodside, Boston; Mrs. f
7. Littlefield, Mr.. and Mrs. Mex Murray,
Milford, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gran