The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-08-11
NORTHPORT NEWS.

WESLEYAN GROVE AND VICINITY.
DR.. Luce has moved from the Burbank
cottage to Oak Hurst on Bay street.
Mrs. Lincoln Hatch and daughter of Ban
gor are at H. W. Browns on Bay street.
Capt. A. B. Conner and wife of Jersey
City, N. j., are guests of Hon. F. S. Walls.
Presiding Elder F. L. Haywood of Bucks
port preached at the auditorium last Sum-
day.
Miss Florence Walker of Boston is a
guest at the Buttercup cottage on Main
street.
Mrs. Cora Martin PIERCE of Bangor has
rooms at Mrs. j. W. Emery's on Maple
street.
Mrs Maud Tower has returned to Bangor
after stay of four weeks at the Camp
ground.
i Miss Minnie F. Prescott of Rockland is
guest of her father at their summer home
! on Main street.
Charles Cain and wife, E. w. Goodwin
and verna Gray of Rockport are at the
Rockport cottage
Mrs. Inez (Moore) Chase and daughter
Inez of Lowell, Mass, are at the Moore
cottage on Main street.
DR.. and Mrs. Percy Warren and Mrs.
H. L. Small of Boston are at the Warren
cottage on South Shore.
Alice Adams, Lulie Weber, Grace Web
Der and Ula Adams of North Brewer are
at the,Eddington cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Brigham and May
belle Haskell of Boston were registered at
the Ocean House last week.
Miss Mamie Sanford of Winthrop, Mass,
is among the recent arrivals at the Good
Cheer cottage on Main street.
A. B. Smith and family and Miss Anna
Freeman of Brewer are occupying the Una
Fragola Villa on Main street
Mrs. A. T. Rich of Dexter and daughter,
Miss Cora Rich of Old Town, have rooms
at H. W. Browns on Bay street.
John F. vickery and wife and O. S. Wick
cry and wife of Morrill, are at the Rocka-
w
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Croxford, Mrs. Ger
trude Croxford and Mrs. Henderson of
East Dixmont are at the Knowlton cottage
| Mrs H. n Stapleford of Milo, Mrs. Grace
| Wiley and Mrs. Anna Hobbs of Bangor
visited at the Shaw cottage on South Shore
| last week.
| William Bryant and family returned
! Monday from a cruise along the shore in
their power launch. They went west as
| far as Portland.
Miss A. NJ. Hatch of Bangor, Ellen NJ.
Pond of Brewer, Mrs. Ryder and daughter
Mildred and J. ". Bowden of Orrington are
in the Orrington cottage.
| Mrs. E. B. Hazelton of Bangor is at the
| Simpson cottage, corner of George and
Pleasant streets. She makes and sells
doughnuts, hot rolls and pastry.
Mrs. Guy Butler and daughter Mildred of
West Pennington and Mrs. Gertrude But
Ter of Old Town were at the MoosehOrn
cottage on South Shore last week.
Sias Storer of Morrill, has bought the in
| terest of his partner, the late Isaac II. jack
son of Belfast, in their cottage on Broad
way, and is occupying it with his family.
The family of f. l. Baker, Esq, of Bos-
ton are among the guests at the Northport
Hotel. Mr.. Baker is absent on business
but will join the party later in the season.
NJ X. Murray, general secretary of the
| Young Mems Christian Association at Mil
ford, Mass, has returned home after a
short outing at the More Light cottage on
Main street
r. E. Elwell of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Bosworth of Portland, Mrs. F. ". Gould
and Mrs. Chas. II. Russell of Lawrence,
and n F. Rogers of New York were among
the guests at the Waquoit the past week.
The following party is at the Rockland
cottage Mrs. Abbe Staples, Walter Sta
pies, John Staples, Mrs. Alva Staples, Mrs.
Fred Covill and three children, Mrs. L. l..
/ Hanscom and two children, Mrs. II. c..
StandiSh.
| The post office was moved Aug. sth from
| Haney's store to H. H. Andrews building
| outside the south gate. This is necessary
| on account of the admission fee charged to
the grounds, during the institute and camp
| meeting weeks.
| The dances at the pavilion Wednesday
and Saturday evenings continue to be we'll
attended and the music by Keyes orches-
ira of Belfast is highly appreciated. The
steamer Golden Rod makes excursions to
these dances from Bucksport, Searsport
and Belfast.
The water supply at the Campground is
standing the test of the dry season. The
artesan we'll furnishes all the water re-
quired. The we'll is 1862 feet deep and Prof.
Robinson supplemented cent analysis
of the water with the statement, "This
water is practically pure"
| The following policemen are on duty at
the grounds: Charles B. Palmer, Somer-
vile, Mass, Perkins gate; E. NJ. Wharf,
Northport, auditorium circle; Amos King,
Brewer, wharf; Harry Hanscom, Thomas
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