The Republican journal., 1919-08-07
NORThPORT

MIS- l.. =. RoSS who has been quite i'll
for few days is improving.
Mrs c. A. Sheldon has been ill with a
severe attack of acute indigestion.
L. S. Southland has sold his cottage on
Birch Crest to John Rogers of Belfast.
Mr.. L. Berenson and family of New
I 4ork are spending the summer at South
Shore.
Mr.. c. F. Caul of Boston has engaged
the E. II. Knowton cottage for two
weeks
Miss Olive Wadlin arrived Monday
night to visit her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Wadlin.
Mr. George Wadlin arrived Sunday
morning for a visit with his parents.
Capt. and Mrs. Wadlin.
Capt. Orrin j. Dickey is spending few
weeks at his attractive and convenient
cottage at Temple Heights.
l.. A. Savage and friends of Brewer
were at the Country Club Thursday af-
ternoon for golfing and dinner.
Miss Emma Fisher who has been visit
ing Capt. and Mrs. Wadlin, has returned
to his home in Washington, D. C,
Mrs. Eta Wright of Camden has been
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mat =
thew Leadbetter and sister, Mrs. Donald
Dodge
Mrs. Alma Dodworth Tartoue is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Geo
Dodworth at their summer home on
North Shore
Admiral and Mrs. George Burd of
Brooklyn, N. Y, with their daughter and
grandchild and son Woodbury. Burd are
stopping at Mrs. Henry Hills.
Mrs. Frank Aiken and daughter, Miss
Frances Aiken, of Brewer are spending
several weeks at Northpo1t as the guests
of Mrs Daniel Dillingham;, at her cottage.
Mrs. Mabel Phillips and two children
who have been guests of Mi and Mrs,
Robert P. Coombs at their cottage 'Blue-
water" at Northport, returned Saturday
morning to their home in New York.
Mrs. Irving Irons of Providence, R. l.,
j. B. Chambers of New York, Mrs F. j.
Wells of Merrimac and Mrs. H. A. Cas-
we'll of New York are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Hartman at Kelley's Cove.
j. c. Wade, the Maine page editor of
the Boston Sunday Post, was a two days'
visitor last week at the Temple Heights
Inn, working some special stories on the
musical talent summering in this vicinity.
MIR. and Mrs. E. D. Burd of West Med
ford, Mass, arrived Thursday night at
their cottage at Little Riv where they
will be Joined later by Miss Katherine
Lewis, Miss Susan Brown and Miss Alb
bic Couillard.
W. Morris Deisher, who has been at
his summer home on North Shore, left
Saturday by boat for his home in Read
ing, Pa. Mrs. Deisher accompanied him
to Boston, but has returned here for sew
eral weeks more
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M Condor and
MIR. and Mrs. o. M. Giverns of Pittsfield
were week end visitors at Temple
Heights. Mr.. Condor was formerly
Belfast boy but has resided in Pittsfleld
for number of years.
MrS
Thompson of Somerville, who have been
visiting their sister and cousin, Miss NJ
F. Elwell at Little River, have gone, the
Misses Thompson to Bangor and Mrs
Elwell to visit in Belfast.
Capt Seth M. Milliken of New York,
who is guest at the home of T. George
Dodworth, won the cup in the mems
eliminati ton handicap tournament, offered
by Ira M. Cobe. Mr.. Milliken defeated
Hugh D. Mcclellan of Boston 7-8.
The weekly bridge game at the Country
Club was held Thursday and was well
attended. Mrs. Stearns of Brookline held
the highest score and Mrs. George w.
Davis of Belfast was second. Each re-
ceived a box of Page & Shaw's confec-
tionery.
Dances are being conducted at Temple
Heights each Wednesday and Saturday
evening under the direction of Manager
Lane, who is running the store here.
Carter's orchestra of Belfast is furnish
ing the music. The programs are very
pleasing affairs.
1t has been decided to hold the annual
cabaret of the Country Club in the audi
torium at Bayside, owing to the large
number of reservations which have been
made. In order to accommodate the 200
or more who wish to attend this annual
social event tables will be laid in the
auditorium. The menu will consist of SAL
ads, cold meats, hot rolls. cake, coffee,
etc. The stage in the auditorium will be
most convenient for the program and
after the entertainment the guests will
djourn to the club house for dancing.
At the Country Club concert Sunday
evening a most delightful program was
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