The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
NORTHPORT

Roy Bradford of Belfast is working at
c. A. Sheldon's store.
Frank Gibson of Providence, K. l., is
at the Campground for the season.
Mrs. Edgar Brown fell Monday after
noon, breaking the large bone in her
wrist.
Bartlett Whiting has been working for
c. o. Dickey in his store since school
closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders and family OF
Bangor have arrived at their cottage at
Bayside to spend the summer.
Mrs. Alma Dodworth Tartoue of New
York is the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 7. George Dodworth at North Shore.
Miss Martha Roberts and brother
James Roberts of Rea aiding, Mass, are oc-
cupying the Mears cottage at Bayview
Park.
Blaine Bonney, who has been spending
the past four weeks at Mrs Henry Hills,
has returned to his home in Auburn much
improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roberts of Read
ing, Mass, have taken rooms at the Sper-
ry cottage. Miss Wiley of Orlando, Fla
is also at this cottage.
Miss Angela Samson, R. N, of New
York, who has been connected with the
Studio Club the past winter, has taken
Good Cheer cottage for the season.
Stephen Tingley of Boston has rented
the Connor cottage on Maple street,
Sherman Smith, mother and sister at the
Main street cottage, Elsa M. Haury of
Raleigh, N. c.. at the Tower cottage,
Mrs. R. w. Harris of Boston at the Clin-
ton avenue cottage, Mrs j. D. Fisk Of
Rockland at the Broadway.
The formal opening of the Country
Club for 1920 will take place next Sum-
day, July 4th. A special salmon dinner
will be served from 6 to 730 p. M, fol-
lowed by musical. Tuesday afternoon,
July 9th, will occur the first of the series
in the bridge tournament and social af-
ternoon. A large attendance is desired
as matters of Importance are to be dis
cussed. By special request a dance will
| be given that evening at $50 with music
| by McKeen's orchestra. All members
are allowed to bring their house guests
A fee of so cents will be charged for ali
invited gentlemen guests.
| Eight automobiles brought a party OF
relatives and friends from Unity and AL
bion to Miss NJ F. Elwell's on Sunday
last for clam bake on the shore. They
come quite frequently and seem to enjoy
it much. The party consisted of Mr..
and Mrs Fowler of Unity, two daughters
and Mr. Dennis Getchell Of Limestone,
Mrs. A D. Edgerly and family, Ralph
Knights and family, Miss Alice Foss,
John Crosby and wife, with Miss Clara
Goodale of Pittsfield, Mr.. Vogle Abbott,
Almon Higgins and wife, E. E. Meader
and wife, Lloyd Meader and Gladys Wes-
ton, Orman Higgins and wife, c. E.
Park hurst and wife and sons Elmer Jay
with wife ond daughter.
Ralph l.. Flanders, manager of the New
England Conservatory of Music, Boston,
with his family, is at his summer home,
Cedar Hedge, for the season. His summer
school of music is already an assured sue
c IS and he has the able assistance of
Sherman Smith of Boston, now a North
port with his mother and sister. Many
of those availing themselves of this rare
opportunity are professionals as well as
students There are at present here Miss
Gertrude Tingley and Miss Smith of Bos-
| ton, students al the Conservatory, Elsa
M, Haury of the Woman's College at
Raleigh, North Carolina, Miss Chessman,
a prima donna, recently returned from
tour of Sweden, Miss Blanche Fleming of
J Boston, the Bayside schools pianist, Miss
Dorothy Neff of Boston, Miss Ward of
London, Eng, Miss Beckett of lndianapo-
lis, Indiana, accompanied by her mother,
Edith l. Robbins of Lincoln, Neh., Flor
ence Teiger of Raleigh, Miss Williams OF
Raleigh, Miss Barnett of Nebraska, Miss
Dutton of New York, accompanied by heI
mother, Mr.. Self of Brooklyn, n. Y, and
his daughters Others tre booked to ar
| rive later.