The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-08-10
NORTHPORT NEWS.

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country Club in regard to dining room service
mere were several large parties from Bangor
and many small parties from Belfast
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Richards of Reading
Mass, arrived Aug 5th for the week lend al
the Nortbport Inn. They will spend few days
also with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Lord in Bel
fast.
The Hartman bungalow at Little River has
oeen sold to &. H. Hearst of Akron, Ohio, who
with Mrs Hearst is spending the summer here
They will make of it a permanent summer
| home.
Mrs. Alice Barlow Rieman of Chicago, for
merly of Newton, Mass, a guest at Hillside
Farm. has been quite ill for several days and
Is attended by DR.. G. c. Kilgore and Miss Ruth
Coombs of the Waldo County hospital nursing
staff.
Jesse Staples of Belfast, who came to Bay
side on his bicycle Sunday on hearing of the
drowning accident to dive for the body, in
avoiding collision with an auto on Broadway
came in contact with a lady and was thrown
from hls wheel and was unconscious for some
time. The lady was not injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schwicker and son, who
have been the guests of Mr., E. c. Leseur at
the Mendall cottage for the past two weeks,
have left for their home in New York in their
auto by way of Breton woods. White noun
tains, Mrs Col. brennan, Mr. Leseur's sister,
and Mrs. Batune and Mrs. Harrington of
Worcester, Mass, are here short visit.
Campmeetng at Bayside Aug. 15- IS. with
the following program:
| Bible study. Rev. Horace B. Sellers, Tuesday
afternoon at three o'clock.
Lecture, The Achievement of Life, II. E,
Dunnack, Tuesday evening at eight O'Clock.
Sermon, Rev. Frederick Paladiuo, Wednes-
day afternoon at three o'clock.
Bible study, Rev. A. E. Morris, Thursday
| afternoon at three o'clock.
Sermon, Rev. A. E. Morris, Thursday even
ing at eight O'clock
Bible study, Rev. Horace B. Sellers, Friday
afternoon at three o'clock.
Mrs. Ira M. Cobe entertained IL guests at
luncheon at the Country club Aug. 4th, follow
ed by auction. The first price handsome
double picture frame of dull gold finish. was
won by Mrs. George R. Doak, and the second,
basket with hand-painted design, by Mrs
Charles E. Rogers of New York. The other
guests were Mrs. Joseph Tyler. Mrs. H, H.
Carter, Mrs. George l. Keating Mrs. Austin
W. Heating, Mrs. Wilmer Dorman, Mrs Ed
win kIahre, Mrs Grace Baker, Mrs Joseph
W Blaisdell, Mrs G Frank Hartman, and Mrs
L A Savage.
Mrs. Charles Bradbury entertained Aug. I'd
at at tba Cj,,h M
I. George Dodworth and J. W. Dugan of New
York. Mons. and Madam Pierre Tartoue, the
latter Miss Alma Dodworth, did not accompa-
ny the party to Maine, as Mons. Tartoue has
commissions to go to Murray Bay, Canada, to
to paint the portraits of the daughters of Col.
Woods of the English army. He is at present
working in New York on portrait Of Miss
Thompson, well known New York society
girl. Mrs. Tartoue was recently presented
with beautiful new car, and she and her hus-
band hope to motor here for brief stay be-
fore going to Canada.
Misses Maude Edna and Flora, three little
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel A. Mcleod
of this city, sang several part songs at the
musicale at the Northport Country Club last
Sunday afternoon. Elsie, the other member of
the regular quartette, was unable to attend on
account of illness. Miss Maude the eldest is
II years and Flora, the youngest, is years.
and it is always a delight to listen to their
sweet and we'll blended voices. They sang The
Whip-poor- will song, beautiful Moonlight"
Evening Bells" ,and patriotic song, Don't
Bite the Hand That's Feeding YOU" Prof. E.
L. klahre rendered seven classical selections
on the piano, several of which were by request.
The annual music Festival at Northport
Campground will be held this year on August
14th. 18th and 18th, and some very fine artists
will be heard. Monday night, Aug. 18th, AL
bert Leonard Squier, of Boston. will give an
illustrated lecture on South America. He is
said to be very fine speaker, and his subject is
surely extremely interesting. Wednesday night
Nine. Foss LampreIl Whitney. who is said to be
of the finest readers in the country in
this line, will give readings from 1.-The Lion and
the Mouse" and Nine. Cara Sapin, of Boston,
formerly contralto with the Boston Opera Com
pany. will appear in group of songs Nine
Sapin, alone, would be great drawing card
for she sang here recently at the Northport
Country Club, delighting everyone with her
wonderful voice and her cordial and magnetic
personality. Friday night, Aug 18th, concert
night, Leginska. the English pianist, who is
at Seal Harbor, will be the great attrac-
tion. Leginska has played in the Maine Music
Festivals, in both Bangor and Portland, where
she created big sensation, and those who
heard her at that time will be delighted to have
another opportunity. Miss Florence Hardeman,
the wonderful violinst will also be heard Fri
day night. Miss Hardeman made the world
tour with Sousa, and played in Belfast about
two years ago at the time that Nina Morgana,
the coloratura soprano, sang. Altogether, the
program for the three nights is one which
would be hard to equal. The festival this year
is under the ausplcesof the Northport Country
Club and the Campmeeting Association, and
the concerts will be held in the big auditorium,
where Madame Evelyn Scotney and Howard
White of the Boston Opera Company appeared
last year, This is not money making pro-
position, and only enough tickets will be sold
to comfortably fill the auditorium. 1t is due
entirely to the influence and efforts of Ira M.
Cobe and few others interested that such re-
markable artists are obtained, and music lovers
in this vicinity are looking forward to three
days of rare enjoyment. All the motor lines