The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-24
roRrHpoRr NEWS.

CAMP GROUND AND VICINITY.
Mrs. W. H. Fogg and party OF friends OF
Bangor are at the FOgg cottage on Clinton
avenue.
James P. Carleton of Reading. Mass, has
been a guest of James Roberts on North
Shore during the past week.
Mr.. andMrs. W. NJ. Emery have returned
to Somerville, Mass, after visit with Mrs.
J. W. Emery on Maple street.
Frank Adams of Bangor has been at the
Emery cottage on Maple street this week
with his family for short stay.
Mrs. M. A. Morrill, and Mrs. W. A. Daley
OF Bangor are among the recent arrivals at
the Daggett cottage on Main street.
L. E. Pitcher has been drawn on the
grand jury and Wainesville Chapman on
the travers jury for the September term of
the Supreme Court in Belfast
Mrs. Charles b. Pendleton of Cambridge,
Mass, is spending the summer with her
young daughter at the home of her brother,
Henry Hills, in East NOrthport.
Mrs. George Kelso of Searsmont and Mrs.
Dana Clement of Waterville are spending
few weeks at the Good Cheer cottage on
Main street as the guests OF Mrs. A. A.
Glidden.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Grant and three chill
dren, Earl, Goldie and Ada of Jackson, are
spending few weeks at the Fletcher cot
tage on Main street. They are accompanied
by Mrs. MaddOcks of Belfast.
One of the most enthusiastic admirers of
Northport is G. w. Winslow of Westfeld,
Mass, son of Rev. G. G. Winslow of Bel
fast. Early in July he opened Hillside for
the accommodation of vacation club made
up of his acquaintance and friends and
has entertained large number.
Prof. A. E. Rogers of the University of
Maine gave an interesting lecture on Thurs
day evening at the auditorium, which was
largely attended. The subject was Venice,
and it was illustrated with excellent lantern
slides. Prof Rogers is fine speaker and
the views with the excellent portrayal of
the places shown were thoroughly enjoyed.
Mrs. M. A. Burbank, Mr.. and Mrs. B. P.
and their children Of Somerville, Mass, are
at the Burbank cottage, NOrthport Camp
ground, to remain until about the middle of
September. Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Palmer
and granddaughter arrived Aug. Sth and
their son Charles, wife and two children
one time managing editor of the Boston
Globe and has long been member of its
staff, and is contributor to its columns
while Sojourning at Northport.
TEMPLE HEIGHTS.
Mrs. Jennie D. McGray of Knox is spend
! ing the week at the Shorey cottage on Mic
wa Point.
Edgar w. Emerson of Manchester n H.,
arrived Thursday morning and gave his
first lecture Thursday afternoon, with tests
following. The lecture was one of the best
heard here and there was well filled audi
ence room. Mr.. Emerson is an able speak
er and has many admirers. He lectured
again Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Temple
Heights has elected the following officers
for the coming year: Mrs. Nellie Kneeland,
Boston, president; Mrs. M. W. Williams,
Providence, r. L., vice president; Miss
Ellen Smiley, Auburn, secretary, Mrs.
The Ladies' Aid has done much for the
progress of Temple Heights and the success
of the meetings is largely due to the efforts
| and the help which the women have given.
The annual meeting of the Temple
Heights Spiritual corporation was held
Thursday afternoon, Aug 18th, with large
| attendance and the meeting was one of per
feet harmony. Some 20 new members were
received into membership in the corpora
ton. Several shares of stock on which the
| past assessments have not been paid were
offered for sale and were bid in for the as
ISOLATION. The association has paid all bills
and is out of debt. The election of officers
resulted as follows: Mark A. Barwise,
Bangor, president; Mrs. NJ. W. Williams,
| Providence, r. l., vice president; Mrs.
Nellie Haskell, Rockport, secretary; R. A.
Packard, Northport, treasurer; b. NJ.
| Bradbury, Fairfield; A. D. Champney, Rock
port; L. c. Morse, Liberty; William Patter-
son, Bangor; DR.. Benz Colson, Bangor; F.
A. Dickey, Northport A. j. Skidmore,
Liberty, directors. 1t was voted to make
| the usual assessment of 81 on each share of
stock. A vote of thanks was passed for
the retiring officers, and other business of
held their annual meeting Friday evening