The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-07-20
NORTHPORT NEWS.

returned to Somerville after visit in North
port.
Col E. E. Hatch, U. S. A.. and family. of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are at Saturday Cove for the
summer.
The thunder shower last Sunday night was
unusually heavy in this section, and put the
electric lights out of commission for time.
DR.. and Mrs Summer G. Pattee and guests
and E. T. Savage and guests of Searsport
motored to the Country club Sunday for the
musicale.
Mrs. Thomas E. shea gave luncheon at her
cottage, Ferndale, Monday. and Mrs. Ira M.
Cobe luncheon, followed by bridge. at the
club Tuesday,
DIR. and Mrs. Silas E. Baisdell, who have
been here on their honey moon, left last Sunday
night in the steamer for Boston on their way
to their home in Brooklyn.
Mrs Flora Carleton of Old Town has bought
of Eugene R. Conner the Louise" cottage at
Bayside, and with her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Steward of Lansing, Mich, will occupy it.
Harry Rutherford of Somerv1le and James
B. Doan of Jamaica Plains, Mass, are at The
Waquoit for two weeks. A sleeping tent has
recently been added to the accommodations of
the hotel
Hon. and Mrs F. S. Walls of Vinalhaven are
at their Bayside cottage for the summer. They
came last week and were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs E. H. smith and Mrs. Anna Donohue
of Vinalhaven.
W. c. Thompson of New York has Joined
Mrs Thompson at their summer home at helys
Cove He was accompanied by Gillet and
Dorothy Powell of New York. Mrs. Breed,
children and maid who have been guests at
the Thompson cottage, motored to Poland
Spring for the week end.
A Steinway Grand piano is to be installed at
tine Northport Country club for the remainder
= of the season, and some splendid concerts are
being planned Besides the great Leglnska,
the English pianist, who is to be the star OF
the week at the annual festival to be held the
week of August 14th other noted artists VIII
be heard The concert will be held in the au-
ditorum, but it is hoped that Leginska may
also be heard at the club house.
The second game in the Bridge Tournament
at the Northport Country Club was played
last Thursday afternoon on the veranda and
ice cream, cake, tea, etc.,w served after the
game The following entered the tournament
for the remaining games: Mrs. w. j. Lyons.
Mrs. Robert Steward, Mrs. R. E. Stevens, Mrs
I. T. Dnsmore, Mrs. VIM. H. Hall, Mrs. J. A.
Fosg, Mrs Lynwood B. Thompson, Miss Louise
Rogers. Miss Page substituted for Mrs. Eu-
gene R. Conner, Miss Herrick for Mrs. Holman,
Mrs. Ira NJ Cobe for Miss Anne M. kittridge,
Mrs. Robert P. Chase for MISS Grace H. Lord.
/ Miss Carrie E. Gilmore for Mrs. S. Il. Lord,
Miss Hazel Doak for Mrs. Hugh D. Mcclellan,
Miss Marjorie Shaw for Mrs. Willard Roberts
/ The musicale at the Northport Country club
/ last Sunday afternoon was largely attended
and most enjoyable. Miss Louise Bunker OF
the New England Conservatory played violin
solo; Mrs, Clement w. Wescott and Arthur N
10 hnson sang duet and Profs. Edwin Klahre
and R. E. Stevens, with Mrs. Ralph L. Elan
/ ders, all of the New England Conservatory,
( played six handed piano selection. There
were several parties from Bangor for the day
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira M. Cobe entertained Mrs.
Wesc oft, MIR. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ro gers and their own house guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Shea entertained Mr.. and Mrs
j. W. Blaisdell, Mrs. Edward A and Miss
! Charlotte Wadsworth. Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
Tyler entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Bur
CESS at dinner at p. m.
Miss Anne NJ Kittridge and Mr.. Charles
Bradbury entertained at O'Clock dinner
last Thursday evening at the Northport Coun-
try Club Miss Kittridges guests were Mrs
Bradbury, Mrs. Ira M. Cobe, Mrs. J. W. Bais-
dell. Mrs Thomas E. Shea. and Mrs. Ralph H
Howes. Covers for six were laid on dajntily
appointed table. The centerpiece was black
and white vase filled with clover blossoms
and ferns, and the favors were miniatures
of the centerpiece contain ng single clover
blossoms. The place cards were also original
in design and bore photographs taken on the
club veranda. Mr.. Bradbury entertained the
husbands of the ladies and DR.. W. c. Libby.
Their table had for centerpiece bouquet OF
red G. ranums and green. The hand-palnted
place cards were bathing girls and the favors
were apt hits which caused much merrlment'
After dinner the party adjourned to the Veran-
da to enjoy the beautiful sunset and later Mrs.
| R. L. Stevens sang very delightfully."- several
Saectjons in living room