The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-07-17
NORTHPORT

Mrs. Eva Cobe of Brookline, Mass is
the guest of her son, Ira Nj. and Mrs.
Cobe.
Capt Donald S. Clark and bride OF
New York were in town Friday calling on
friends
The stork arrived July 14th at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mahoney with a
fine baby girl.
Mrs. Gertrude Condor and Miss Eva
Knowlton have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. Henry G. Hills
There will be dance tomorrow, FIJI
day, evening at the Country CLUB with
music bv Mcheen's orchestra.
Mrs. Roscoe Crockett and children OF
Brewer are spending some weeks at North
port where they are enjoying an outing.
Donald Dodge, who is employed on
lobster steamer running between boston
and Nova Scotia, has spent short vaca-
ton at home.
A1cllS hODllSOl VI DSi1aoe3 SHAPiSI ~
at the c. A, Sheldon store, was Obliged to
leave last week on, account of severe
bronchial affection.
Mrs. Chester A. Sheldon received
call Friday from her nephew, George
Whitcher of Atlantic, Mass, cornetist
in the "Flying Circus" band.
Mrs. George Jennings, nee Jannetta
Rogers, returned Thursday to her home
in Cambridge, Mass, after visit with
her mother, Mrs. Henry G. Hills.
Clarence E. French and family of Wal
than, Mass, who have had apartments
at the Inn for many seasons are now en-
Toying the novelty of life in d cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Bray spent
Saturday and Sunday at their cottage at
Birch Crest Park having as guests MIR.
and Mrs VIM. +. Jellison OF Bridgeport,
Conn.
There is unusual interest in the Golf
Club and the management are arranging
tournaments for both men and women,
when silver cups will be awarded the
winners. Many from Belfast will enter
the contests.
Three tables of bridge were played at
the Ladies Social at the Country Club
last Thursday afternoon. Mrs VIM. H,
Hall of Belfast had the highest score. 1t
is intended to have bridge tournament
during August.
Among those who entertained at private
narties at the recent special shore dinner
at the Country Club were Mrs Thomas
p. Dinsmore and Mrs. Arthur Richie of
Belfast. Miss Bernice G. Rogers of Cam
hridfe. Mass. Mrs Ira M. Cobe also en-
tertained a family party. The evening
was spent socially.
The smaller hotels are doing an excel
lent business since the Inn was burned
The Waouoit has had an unusual success
of shore dinners, which are greatly en-
loved by auto parties. DR.. Frank A
Knowlton of Fairfield, formerly of Bel
fast, with Mrs. Klowlton and daughter
Edith were among the recent guests at
this attractive hotel.
Ira Hodgdon, The young man who was
injured the Fourth by being struck when
stepping from an auto in front of another
at Little River, and who has since been
in the Waldo County hospital for treat
n to To !, ;e he, 10 +
Thursday. H. was taken to Bangor for
X-Ray treatment, when it was found his
only injury was badly bruised shoulder
The Sunday evening musicale at the
Country Club was well attended and wa.
most enjoyable, Miss lnez Churchill
Mis-. Vaughan Hamilton and Miss Viz
piano numbers Miss Stearns is only
years old. dives promise of remarkabl
talent, and received the commentator G
all who had the privilege of listening t
her selections.
The soci al event of tie season at tn
Country Club, the annual cabare
will take place about August 18th, an
reservations are now being made. Hon
Hugh D. Mcclellan Of Boston will be tt
POSTMASTER and keep things lively. M
Ira NJ. CoDe has written two short play
and several poems for the occasion. On
sketch. "'The Rehearsal" viii be present
ed by Mrs. S. A. Parker, Mrs. S. C. Pat
tee, Misses G. Bernice Rogers and An1
NJ, Kittredge. They were entertained |
Mr.. Cobe Monday night at the Club, al
the first reading was held under the d
rection OF Miss Perrine. The other WI
be presented by Messrs. Fred T. Chas
S. A. Parker and Vaughan Hamilto
Both are lively and entertaining.