The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-08-02
OLD YORK
W here the Maine Press Association Eli
loved The I Simmer cutting.


ioysd ther Sumner cutting.
i!avu- previously l5szed the way tile
story 90 lie suforra uf The Maine Press As
soc.atlpu ia Ola York uoW in oder. The
Belfast coa..a-vpt l,tt home Monday on
the u4uil.u- tssf4. ttek-tet tn Portland,
with no 5noWled.e Is 10 hos they were to
reael York teach t}un. Ina, point. In an
swer t. repeated enquiries we were told
.hat -omev here Ire Other side of Portland
we must take IA trolley line, or that we
must yet oil at KIttefl junction, and there
vas some doubt then as to whether the line
from there was steam or trolley. The Au-
gusta members of the party, who got on
board at that station, were equallya ioss,
but after a lunch at the Portland station we
boarded the train again and kept on to
Portsmouth, which proved to be the right
thing While in the Portsmouth station,
where We had wait of nearly an hour, the
ram cane down in torrents and prevented
any attempt at sight seeing. The station
building : hardly up the requirements Of
the place and a lady from neighboring
town "a led attention TO the fact and invok-
ID the aid OF the press to secure AT improve
ment in this direction. Finally the York
train, steam tram, made It's appearance
ana III due iihe iahded Us al orh heach'
and Ne were soon el joyilg the comforts Of
the Ocean Home, "hlCh was 10 De heau-
quarters for the week. 1t Is an Ideal rest
NJ place, fronting the ocean, Win WhIte
sand beach UIIN few rods away on which
The sulf rods increasingly, an attraction by
DAY ana Il .uIIahy at night Inc Pflly were
met m Mi'Nal 10y Mt f. - I"oiiiplA' t'I-
tor OF the 1"!h transcript MIS- NIeu4l"lo'
editor OF the heuhebunk Enterprise meli-
beers M tie TAcuiSi"a committees, MI W.
j- simpson, proprietor "l thr ocean Home,
and Nr vile, AMI gwen MOST hearty vel
come The pAi"Is "ele beautifully deco
rated IS 5.h Lo,Nt flowers, and the house
throughout "ae attractive and home-llke
! he reg ateI That evening bore the loIlo"lls
names Nr and MIS-. {. +. Burlelgh ana
sons, EaNin and Donald, MI. and MIS-
John Y. Lane, W, a. Newcomb ii. +.
BOWd.tc.. Augusta; Mir. and MIS- Kendall
NJ Dunbar, Damarlsc0tta; Mr. and MIS-.
Jesse H. OgieI, daughter, and Mrs. W. +.
BisDee, Camden Gen. j. p. Cilley, Mr.. and
NJ Is. A, H, Jones, Rockland; Mr.. and Mrs
i. " Morrill,, Gardiner; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Iilsbury, Belfast; c. f. kend-
rick, Miss Annie Kendrick, Boothbay Har-
Dor Miss Grace f. Burgess, Belfast; Mr..
and Mrs. George ID, Loring, Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. o. 5. Haskell, Charles b.
Haskell. Mr.. and Mrs L. O. Haskell and
children, Pittsfeld: Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Jameson, Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Wing, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Goodwillie, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
p Merrill. Mr. C. T. Hills. Boston: Misses
Mabel Morrill,, Sadie NJ. Costello. Mary H.
PulSifer, Lewiston, Mrs. Annie Joyce
Credlford. Kenuebupk. Other Joined the
marty later. among them C.. 3. Haskell and
Chester " Robbins. the latter showing IN
IN the trolley ride the last dav and disap-
naarino as ,p,,starionsIvas he came asis his
wont. Tie Boston contingent. not members
lint 5u4sts of the aS,ocjatior. renresented
printers rollers. paper and balf-tones, but
sank the sl1p for time and contributed to
the general eriolment. Mr.. GoodWillie, in
particular. was a decided ACQUISITION. He
has a fine voice and can sing ANYTHING from
a HYMN to a coon song. and the same NAV
be said of Mr. Tvuuhly The vocal efforts
of these TIVE. were highly anpr1ciated The
two EurI4ioL hoys bv tbair evident enjoy
ment nf the outfno added to the eniovment