The Republican journal., 1917-08-23
NORTHPORT.

Dick Phinning of Roslindale has arriv-
ed for his annual visit.
Mrs. A. M. Fernald of Belfast is visit
ing friends in Northport
led burd has arrived from Boston for
MS vacation and is being given the clad
hand.
Mrs. Barringson of Boston has arrived
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Rosenfeld at
her cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs George Harrington of
Bangor have taken Cosy cottage for
the remainder of August.
Mrs. Harding of New York has arrived
to spend the remainder of the summer
with her daughter, Mrs. Leon Brown.
There are large number of guests at
the Northport Inn for the remainder of
the season and Mrs Andrews has every
reason to feel proud of her first season as
proprietor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thayer and Mr..
and Mrs. Wheeler of Boston are guests
at the Inn, motoring down in the latter's
car. This is the second visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Thayer have paid to the Inn this
season.
Mrs. Frank Carleton Sargent of NAL
den, Mass, guest at the Northport Inn,
was the guest of honor recently at a
dinner party given at the Country Club
by Miss Anne M. Kittredge Covers
were laid for six.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert E. Luce and Miss
Lillian Spinney of Old Town, Misses
Emma Frost of Thomaston, Lena A.
Sanborn, Leverne Whitten and Alberta
Farnham of Belfast are at the Thompson
cottage at Bayside.
Madam Eva Cobe arrived Thursday
night from Brookline, Mass, for a visit
of several weeks with her son, Ira M.
Cobe and Mrs. Cobe at Hillside Farms
Madam Cobe has many friends in the
summer colony and in Belfast who are
always uellRnLeQ TO see ner.
Mrs. H. j. Banton recently entertained
guests at sailing party which was verv
enjoyable. Among the guests were Mr.,
and Mrs. Loren Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dow and son of Belfast, Mrs. Poor with
her son and sister, Mrs. Earl Dckey, Mrs.
Smallidge, c. c. Dickinson
Mrs. Frederick Benson and daughter
Marion who have been the guests for five
weeks of Mrs. Benson's mother, Mrs.
Louis X. Hirsh, at her bungalow at Little
River, left Thursday night on the boat
for Boston on her way to their home in
Youngstown, Ohio En- route they will
visit in Long Branch, N. j.
Mrs. Ira NJ Cobe recently received a
letter from Miss Nina Morganna, the
famous little prima donna whom manv
have heard at the Maine Musical Festi-
walls, stating that she has Just lost her
mother. Miss Morganna is at present at
the family home in Buffalo, N Y. She
may possibly visit Hillside
A very delightful birthday reception
was given Aug. 10th by Mrs Louise C.
Strecker of Boston, who is spending the
summer here. Among the twenty guests
present were friends from Bangor and
Bar Harbor. Selections were furnished
by Mrs. Roy Harris of Cambridge, Mass,
charming vocalist, and Miss Mary C.
Thorndike of Boston, a banjo soloist.
There was a large attendance at the
dlnner-dance given Wednesday night,
August 18th, at the Northport Inn. The
dining room was filled and during the
progress of the dinner dancing was enjoy
ed in the lounge. Music was furnished
by the Inn trio and the affair was most
enjoyable. A large number remained for
the dancing which was kept up until
about midnight. Many guests from the
cottages and from Belfast were present
in addition to the guests of the Inn.
The dining room and lounge were prettily
decorated, the latter with Venetian Ian
terms, electric lights, which were hung
from the ceiling.