The Republican journal., 1905-08-03


CAMP GROUND AND VICINITY.
Mrs. c. E. Wetherbee of Camden is the
T, guest of Mrs. Helen Philbrook.
Miss Jessie Cunningham of Monroe and
Lyle Stevens Of Unity are spending week
with MI. and Mrs. Fred L. Palmer at the
Palmer cottage on Griffin street, Northport
Camp Ground.
Mrs Isadore Bleakley of Boston, former
" Isadore Patterson of Belfast, visited
Mrs. Bartlett Wadlin, Charles 0. Dickey
and other relatives of the F. A. Dickey
family, returning home by steamer Satur-
day.
Arrangements have been made for pleas
ant weather at Northport Camp Ground on
Thursday, August 3rd, on account of the fine
entertainment to be given there by the
Choral Union in the beautifully decorated
Auditorium. Tickets bought for Tuesdays
entertainment are good for Thursdays.
The excursion boat will leave Belfast and
Searsport Thursday afternoon and return
after the concert. Round trip % cents.
Tickets to entertainment, adults 25c, chill
dren under 10 years of age 15c. Following
is the program
2. Star Spangled Banner, by Miss Saba Catell
of the First Parish Church. Bangor, attired as
Goddess of Liberty holding our Starry Banner
while standing in semi-circle of Choral
Union members representing the thirteen or
iginal States. Miss Grace Yates. Miss Marjorie
+. Humason. Miss Ada Blaisdell. Miss Ellie
Blaisdel Miss Janet Jones, Miss Mabelle
Swett Miss Frances Eldridge, Miss Mildred
Goes. Mrs. Ceora Haney Read, Miss Alice
Ames, Miss Marie French, Miss Eva Perkins,
Miss Erma futile.
3. Whistling Solo,
by Miss Elizabeth whitcomb of searsport
Accompanist, Mrs. Ralph A; Flanders
of BroOkline, Mass
Mrs A B. Taylor of First NJ E. Church, Bangor
Accompanies, Mrs. r. a. Flanders.
S Monologu Dave Baker OF New York
6. Soprano Solo. Miss Elizabeth Chambain
of Belfast.
7. Vocal Solo, Sing Me to Sleep,
Mrs. Isabelle Buker Chase
OF Washington. D. c.
Violin Obligato by Geo. Adams.
Miss Ethel Harding.
Pupil of the Faelten Piano Forte school, Boston,
Intermission of 20 Minutes.
PART II.
l. Vocal Solo, MISS Alice Goes of Maiden, Mass.
2. Reading, Mrs. Cleora Haney Read of Belfast.
g. Monologue, Miss Annie Kttredge of Belfast.
4. Monologue, Mrs. l. b. Chase
s. Contralto Solo, Miss Saida Caten.
Violin Obigato by Geo. Adams.
g. Entertainer, j. A. Butler.
The audience is invited to stand and sing with
tine Choral Union.
soJOURNERs AT SATURDAY COVE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leggett are guests at tn
Swain cottage.
Francis Mitchell of Philadelphia is board
ing at Red Gables.
F. L. Fairchild and wife of Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, are at the Batchelder house.
Our popular landlady, Mrs. E. B. Elwell,
is very busy attending to summer boarders.
Miss Lenora Miller of BrOckton, Mass, is
visiting her uncle, George Flanders, Oak
Hill.
Frank Tuttle, wife and two daughters,
Harold Eaton and wife, are at A. F. Ell
wells.
Mrs. George p Riley and son Philip and
Cottage.
Capt. Henry S. Pendleton, who has been
sick long time, is at the present writing
very feeble.
Mrs. G. Ii. Makepeace, Messrs. NJ. E. and
A. L. Makepeace of Providence, R. l., are
at the Hopkins house.
GeorgeWhitney, who has been spending
his vacation with his parents, left Monday
for his home in Boston.
Miss Margaret Gray of Brockton, Mass,
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry s. Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Iredell and children are at
their very pleasantly situated cottage which
overlooks picturesque Penobscot bay.
Norman II. White, wife and son arrived
at the Herrick house last week from BoS-
ton in his automobile, which is said to bea
very nice one
John S. PenGleton, Bates student, is
spending his vacation with his parents,
Capt. and Mrs. Henry S. Pendleton, and
breaches each Sunday at the church at 2
p. m.