The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-07-21
NORTHPORT NEWS.
WESLEYAN GROVE AND VICINITY


j. d. Tucker is with c. f. Perkins in the
store.
E. c. Bryant of Cincinnati, Ohio, is at
the Waquoit.
John W. Hinch of Danforth is in the
Highland cottage, South Shore.
Mrs. Maud Towne and son of Brewer
are visiting Mrs. Annie NJ Paul
E. c. Baker of Boston entertained friends
at the Waquoit one day recently.
J. L. Grant and family of Bangor are at
their cottage on the South Shore.
Mrs. Iva Preble and daughter Cora of
Waterville are at the Flood cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blethen are visiting
friends in Washington, Me-, for week.
Mrs. Walter Nickerson and daughter of
Orrington are at the Orrington cottage.
| Irving SWEET of Bangor entertained a
party with dinner at the Waquoit Satur
day.
The Golden Rod brought large party to
the dance at the pavilion last Saturday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Tillinghast of Boston
are occupying the Summer Rest cottage
for the summer
Mrs. Hills and three children of New
York are in Mrs. True's cottage on Park
Row for the season.
Drop gates, similar to those at railroad
crossings, have been placed at the various
entrances of the grounds.
The Walls and Wharf cottages, fronting
on the Park, have undergone extensive i'm
provements the past season.
Decrow is having good business this
season with the sloop Glide, the launch
lone and fleet of row boats.
MIR. and Mrs Geo. W. Leadbetter of Rock
land were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Roberts on North Shore last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. harden occupied
the Walls cottage last week, with Selwin
Thompson and family as guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris f. Bragg, Roland
Bragg and Mrs. II. F. Tetft of Bangor are
at the Bragg cottage on Park row.
Mrs. Fl. L. Bass, Miss Annie L. Bass and
William E. Bass of Bangor are occupying
the Golden Rod cottage on Main street.
Mrs. Adams ana three children of Ban
gor and Mrs. A. B. Weston of Old Town
are at Mrs. J. W. Emery's on Maple street.
Mrs. Nellie Cunningham, her son John
and nephew, Clarence Arnold, of Franklin,
Mass, are at Mrs. C.'s cottage on Main
street.
The New England Telephone & Tele-
graph Co. has pay stations at the Wharf,
cottage on Maple street, and at the Ocean
House, South Shore.
Rev. J. r. Baker of Rockland preached
at the auditorium last Sunday forenoon
and evening. There will be services every
Sunday during the season.
Mrs. F. H. Chase of Bangor has returned
from Washington, d. c., where she spent
the winter, and is with Mrs. Dickey of
Boston at the latter's cottage, Shadyside.
Col. W. A. Conklin gave the children his
annual hay-rack ride to Belfast last Satur-
day, and treated them to soda at the City
Drug Store. There were 4S in the party.
Mrs. Robert Emery of New York was rid
ing recently when her horse became fright
ened at an automobile and Mrs. Emery fell
out of her carriage. She was quite badly
bruised.
Professor and Mrs. W. b. Ferguson and
Miss Marion Ferguson, and Mrs. B. G.
Ferguson of Middletown, Conn.,, are occu-
plying their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Gay have moved
from the Stickney cottage, corner of George
and Main streets, to the Kendall cottage on
Main street, where they will spend the
summer.
The gasoline street lights recently install
ed at North shore are proving highly salts
factory. There are 20 lights, maintained
by the cottage owners, making the North
shore the best lighted spot in Waldo Coun
ty.
The summer dances at the South Shore
Pavilion opened very successfully July
18th. The series is under the management