The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-08-04

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Maple street. Mrs. Cooper came from Cal
iiornia as delegate to the National En-
campment In Boston, representing the Re
lief Corps and the Ladies of the G. A. R
, ohe Is senior vice commander in the las
named order.
The musical entertainment in the audi
forum Wednesday evening, July 18th
under the management of Miss Emma
Bray, drew large audience and was sue
cessful in every particular. A long and
interesting program was given, substan
TALLY as announced in a recent issue OF
The Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Condor and son
w. S. Moulton, Mrs. Moulton and two
daughters OF Lynn, Mass. .,are at the Uneeda
cottage on Maple street. They were pas
sengers on the steamer City of Rockland
when she ran on the rocks in Mussel Ridge
channel. They had their clothing and
other effects in dress suit cases, and had nc
trunks, consequently they saved all their
baggage.
VIM, j. Price had serious case of blood
poisoning recently. He scratched his left
hand slightly Saturday morning while tap
ping kerosene barrel, but thought moth
ing of it until evening, when the arm began
to swell and grow painful. A physician
was called, who pronounced it blood poison
ing and treated it. Mr.. Price was very ill
Sunday, but has since been gaining and is
again able to attend to business.
| The fOl|owino a ro amonr tho ,,o,+, ,o,-:
tered at the Waquoit the past week. Miss
Bert 0. Witham, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Dins-
more; Col. James J. Wall, Miss Saida E.
Catell, Mrs. John Patten, F. G. SWEET,
Bangor; Robert c. Catell, Philadelphia :;
VIM. d. Parmelee, A. H. Graves, Boston
| W. Woodside and wife, Rockport, Me. :;
Miss E. F. Newcomb, Miss T. A. New
comb, New York; Frank N. Lord, Bath !;
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Rogers, Miss Lizzie
Rogers, Old Town; Miss J. NJ. Moody, Mrs.
Ida Tibbetts, Camden.
The following guests from other States
were registered at the Northport Hotel the
past week: Miss Alice Bowman, New
Haven, Ct, FL. Harvey, Providence, R. l.,
Mrs. Hattie Thompson, Mrs. j. W. Thomp-
son, Helen A. Batchelder, Boston; Mrs. F.
D. Meigo, New Haven; Miss Edith Alex
ander, Louisville, KY; Miss Ruby Fogg,
Pennington, N. H.; c. T. Jenkins, South
Framingham, Mass. Mrs. f. 1. Baker,
Mrs. A. J. Robinson, Dorothy Baker, Rich
ard Baker, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Blaisdell, Miss S. A. Blaisdell, D. Bruce
Blaisdell, Maude B. Blaisdell, Brooklyn,
n. y; Miss Mongrove, Nashua, N. H. !;
Mrs. c. II. Russell, Mrs. Frederick Gould,
Lawrence, Mass; Frank G. Murray, New
York City; c. NJ. Sawyer, Boston; Miss
Moody, Philadelphia.
CAMPMEETING. The programs are issued
for the annual campmeeting to be held
here from August 10Th to August Goth,
inclusive. Social meetings will be held in
the auditorium at a. m. and special meet
ings in the cottages at p. m., each day.
Services will be held at 1880 a. m., and
7.5o p, m. The program announced includes
the following:
| Monday, evening, grand mass meeting of
songs, prayers and campmeeting reminis-
cences Rev. E. II. Boynton, leader
| Tuesday, sermons, forenoon by Rev. S.
L. Hanscom of Bar Harbor; afternoon,
Rev. NJ. c. B. Mason, Cincinnati. Ohio :;
evening, Rev. n. B. Cook, Old Town.
Wednesday, young peoples day: address
es, a. m. Rev. Smith Baker, ID. D., Portland
subject, "The mission of young people p
afternoon, Rev. Chas. Parkhurst, d. D.,
Boston; subject, ga plea for more robust
type of piety;;" evening, Rev. S. A. Bender,
Bucksport; subject, ''The worth of man
hood
Thursday, sermons, forenoon, Rev. W. j.
Yates, Bangor; afternoon, Rev. W. J. Day,
Rockland; evening, Rev. II. B. Haskell.
Orono.
| Friday, sermons, forenoon, Rev. Robert
Sutcliffe, Rockland; afternoon, Rev. A. H
| Hanscom, Vinalhaven evening, Rev. G. NJ.
| Bailey, Camden.
Saturday, forenoon, sermon by Rev. H..
l. Holt, Rockport; afternoon, Rev. S. O..
| Young, Orrington; evening, grand prayer
and praise service, "Gathering up the
fragments that nothing be lost" Rev. L.
L. Hanscom, leader
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