The Republican journal., 1904-08-18
NORTHPORT NEWS.

CampgrOund last Saturday.
Fl. C. Morse and family of Waterville are
spending the week at the Campground.
The stores and other business places have
been open all day Sundays this season.
The town has appointed Edgar Brown a
special policeman for duty at South Shore
Mrs. Elizabeth Harding of Dixmont has
rooms at Mrs. j. W. Emery's on Maple
street.
F. S. Walls and wife are spending the
week in Boston at the Grand Army National
Encampment.
Mrs. E. A. Sprowl of Montville and
daughter are spending the week at the
Campground.
G. G. Abbott and family of Belfast, and
guests, are spending the week at the Storer
cottage on Broadway.
Mrs. P. S. Staples and Mrs. Fred n.
Slavery of Belfast are spending the week at
the North Searsport cottage.
The new cottage on Broadway, built this
season by A. NJ. Daggett of Morrill,, has
been sold to A. P Veazie of Bangor.
Herbert Cross of Boston and Mrs. Hig-
gins of Medford, who have been stopping
with Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Cross Of Belfast,
have returned home.
These figures are thought to be consider
ably below the actual number, and that
many cottage owners do not report their
full number.
A Rudder station has been established at
the Campground. with E. M. Wharf, as
captain. The station will supply water,
ice, provisions, attend to mail and furnish
pilots, etc., for visiting yachts.
Rev. L. L. Hanscom, D. D., preached at
the auditorium last Sunday forenoon, and
Miss Cleora r. Haney sang solo. Rev.
John Timing preached in the evening.
Both services were largely attended.
The following guests were registered at
the White Rock the past week; Mrs, Cora
Morton Pearce, L. H. Hamm, Bangor; NJ
f. Chase, Maiden, Mass Bernice L. and
Mildred 7. Homer, Mrs. J. NJ. fancy, Capt.
Joseph Wentworth, Bangor.
The following guests are at the Wharf,
cottage on Ruggles Park: Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce and Miss Pierce of New Haven, Ct,
Miss Emma Littlefeld, Mrs. Stubs and
Miss Stubbs of Bucksport, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. NJ. Banks of Camden, Mrs. VIM. M.
Hall of Belfast.
The following are among the guests regis
tered at the Ocean House the past week :
Fred Hicks, Miss Grace Blasdell, c. IL.
Ames, Bangor; Arthur Herculson, W. r.
Harold, Somerville, Mass. J. c. Morse,
Camden; James L. Pendleton, K. u. Pen
dleton, Bowden Pendleton, New York; {.
NJ. Hammonds, Boston.
The steamer Castne will make round
trips to-day between Searsport, Belfast, the
Campground and Temple Heights, and the
same tomorrow, except Searsport. lie
Percy V. leaves Rockland at a. H., and
Camden at for the Campground and Bel
fast, leaves Belfast to return at l.3o p. m.
and the Campground at 4. The Merry
coneag and Golden Rod run as usual giving
about hours on the ground for up-river
passengers
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odtme campmeeting will be struck by the
absence of teams at the stables and in the
groves on and about the grounds. Monday,
the opening day of the campmeeting. there
| we're no transient teams in the stable and
but two we're htched in the grove above
Grove street. In the olden time that grove
was full of teams, as were also the pastures
north and south of the grounds and the
roadsides over the hill west of the grounds.
Following are among the guests of the
Waquot the past week: Mrs. W. B. Smith,
F. E. Linnell and lady, M. SWEET, S. G.
SWEET, Irving c. SWEET, Bangor; NJ. A.
johnson and wife, Rockland W. G. Brown
and lady, Geo. Cutter, NJ. D., Mrs. E. E.
Batchelder, Chas. Wedemeyer, Miss Georgia
Batchelder, Boston; Harry II. Dunbar, r.
F. Scachford, Miss Carroll Durant, Water
Vile; c. E. Rogers and wife, DR.. E. F.
Bowers and wife, R. Fl. Pendleton, B. n.
Pendleton, Joseph S. Pendleton, New York
City.
The institute week proved profitable and
of educational interest. The program was
carried out as originally announced except
that Rev W. j. Yates of Bangor gave an
illustrated lecture on Japan and Corea in
place of Rev. d. H. Tribou's lecture on
ssThe Old and New Navy" and Rev. G. B.
NJ. Mason, D. D., was unable to come and
George NJ. Hamlin, president Of Mallalieu
Seminary, Georgia, was substituted. His
subject was "Our work in the South" The
speakers and their subjects were as follows :
Monday-"The General Conference,
1904" Rev. F. L. Hayward; tJapan and
Corea," Rev. W. J. Yates.
Tuesday-"Christ's Greatest Thought, -
President D.. n. Beach, D. D.; "Social
Questions and Ethics," Rev. n. B. Cook j;
met Result" President D. N. Beach, D. D. :;
.'Tonr of Palestine" illustrated, Rev. E. F.
Wednesday-"Modern Methods of De-
Tending the Faith Dean Marcus D. Buell.,
D. D.; Bible Lands as they now appear"
Rev. f. F. Studley, A. NJ. 'sThe Coming
Emergency" Dean NJ. d. Buell., D. D.
cart Galleries of Rome,' illustrated, Prof.
T. II. Huddilston, Phi. D.
Thursday-'sArt in Development of Civil
ization," Prof. T. II. Huddilston, Phi. D.. !;
"The Preacher in Charge" Rev. T. F.
Jones; Germany under Bismarck and
William H." President Geo. E. Fellows,
PHI D. d.. Unconstitutional Movement in