The Republican journal., 1915-08-19
NoRTHPoRT NEWS.

/ NUN VIVA ASASvs0s
Misses Marion McMullein and Helen Grain
ert, guest. Of Mrs. W. c. Thompson at Kelley
Cove, entertained 80 friends from Northpor
and Belfast last Thursday night at dancing
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnac Of Harrisburg, Pa.
who are occupying one of the Woodman cot
tages at Shore Acres. gave dancing party
last week. entertaining large party of youns
people.
In the whist party of the Northport Inr
last Thursday night, the first lady's prize al
bridge was won by Miss Clara Heating OF
Belfast first gentleman's prize. George Sadlel
of Nashua. N. H.; BOBBY prize. Roland Bragg
OF Bangor.
G. Frank Hartman enter tanned nine Belfast
friends last Thursday at his cottage on the
South shore with one of his famous shore din
ners. The Harrimans haye one of the most
attractive summer places along the shore and
are royal entertainers.
The road running from the South shore I'd
the back road has been named Hillside Road.
It was formerly known as Ocean View avenue.
The old Bluff road will be known in the future
as Percival Road, a very appropriate name as
it leads to Mt Percival. Ira Nj. Cobe has re-
Gently graveled both roads, putting on two or
more inches of gravel, making big improve
ment.
The ladies auxiliary of the Northport Viii
lage Corporation are planning Dansant to
take place in Bayside Theatre tomorrow, Fri
day. afternoon-not evening. as enormously
announced. Tables will be placed about the
hall and with music by the Ladies Orchestra
from the Inn, dancing will be enjoyed. This
will be the first cabaret ever given here and is
sure to make hit
The bridge given last Friday afternoon in
the Bavside Theatre by the Auxiliary was a
great success, many ladies from Belfast at
tending, in spite of the threatening weather.
ed, the first three going to Belfast players:
Mrs. A. C. Hopkins, first, score 1850; Mrs
Joseph Tyler, second. 2544; and Mrs. E. Al
Wadsworth, third, 2299. Punch was served by
Misses Dorothy Frank and Dorothy Baker of
Boston, guests at Hillside Farms. The pro-
ceets amounted to $3.50, net.
The first business meeting of the overseers of
the newly organized Northport Village Corpora
ton was held Monday night at Hillside farm,
the summer home of the presidential M. Cobe
of Chicago. Plans for the present season were
discussed and the following officers elected:
Board of Health, Dr. Percy Warreo of Bangor,
Charles Mckinney of Boston and Charles E
Rogers of New York; chief of police, Cnas. o.
Dickey of Northport; chief of fire department.
Charles Mahoney of N orthport; road commits
regular meeting of the overseers will be held
on Sept. l, when the finances and improve
ments of the coming year will be discussed.
The three days ChautauGua at Northport
Harbor, or Bayside, began Tuesday, Aug.
18th. with devotional services in the morning;
lectures in the afternoon by Rev. John D. P.
John, D. D., of De Paw University, Green
castle. Indiana; and in the evening Travel
ogues by F. Eugene Farnsworlh, we'll known
speaker and globe-trotter, illustrated with
views and colored Slides The program for
the second and third days is similar, with
change of subject for the afternoon lectures
Wednesday night musicale was given by
we'll known metropolitan artists, including
Mrs. Alice H. Stevens, soprano; Miss Florence
Hardeman, viollnist; Edwin Klagre, pianist,
and F. Morse Wemple. baritone, an array of
artists never before heard here. Thursday
evening Miss Grace Sage. an impersonator Of
wide reputation will give Peg o. My Heart,
and all who have seen the play or read the
story will be anxious to hear.
The annual campmeeting under the auspices
of the Temple Heights corporation began
last Saturday, to continue one week. Follow
ing is the program for the remainder of the
week:
Thursday. Aug. 10, 10 90 a. NJ, Memorial
Service; 90 p. M. Lecture by Frederick
Nicholson; 90 p. NJ, Annual Business Meet
ing of the Corporations; 7 80 p. M, Concert.
Friday, Aug. 20. 900 a. M. Social Meeting;
10 w a. M. Lecture by Frederick Nicholson;
90 p m Lecture by Welman C. Whitney;
90 p. M. Annual Business Meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society.
Saturday, Aug. 81, 90 a. NJ, Social Meet
ing; ~ w a. m. Lecture by Nettie Holt Hard
ing; 90 p. m, Lecture by Frederick Nichol-
son.
Sunday, Aug. %, 10 90 a. M. Lecture by
Frederick Nicholson; 2 90 p. M, Lecture by
Welman e. Whitney.
Test seances will be given after each lecture
by Mr.. Whitney, Mrs. Harding and Mr. Mich
olson.