The Republican journal., 1920-07-15
.NORThPORT

hill, and Miss Frick of Baltimore were
recent guests at the Waquoit.
Walter Prentiss and bride, who have
been here for their honeymoon, left last
week for their home in Ipswich.
Bayside Theatre is having fine pat
ronage and is open every night except
Friday, with changes of bill daily.
Miss Myra Blunt of White Rock has
returned frem Methuen, Mass, where she
was called by the illness of her sister.
Mrs Nathaniel C. Partridge of Sandy
point is in Northport, the guest of her
niece, Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe at Hillside Farms.
Ross Sanborn of Bangor, formerly of
Belfast, has bought the "Tower" cottage
of Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Blaisdell of Bel
fast
Mrs. Eva Cobe of Brookline, Mass,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. A. Nor
rim, arrived Saturday to visit her son, Ira
M. Cobe, and wife.
Among those registered for the season
at the White Rock are Mrs. S. 7. Day,
Providence; Miss Helen MacKowen, Gar
dine, Mass; and Miss Bernice Rogers,
Cambridge.
DR.. w. c. Libbey won the first mems
sweepstakes with net score Of "a and
tied with Vaughan Hamilton Oh the gross
score. Ralph A. Peavey was second in
the net score with II.
There were seven tables at the second
game in the series of whist parties at the
Country Club Tuesday afternoon with
others present with needle work. There
will be a special shore dinner Thursday
evening followed by dancing with music
by Mckeen's orchestra. Reservations
should be made as early as possible.
Prof. and Mrs. Robert X. Steward of
Lansing, Mich, have arrived for the sum-
mer guests of Mrs Stewards mother.
Mrs Flora Carleton, at her cottage on
Bay View Park, They made the trip
east N their machine coming via the
Catskills and had a most delightful trip.
The Thompson cottage on Griffin street
was discovered on fire at p. m. Sunday.
The fire originated from tile chimney,
but the efficient work of the fire depart
ment saved the building, only slightly
damaged. The cottage is owned by F. E.
Thompson of Bangor and is occupied by
NJ. Rosen and family of that CITY,
One of the most delightful programs
ever heard at the Country Club was Civ
ell Sunday evening by three of our most
charming summer visitors, Elsa and Su-
san Aaury of California and Miss Clara
Garlock of Oswego, N. Y. The selections
were classical and most artistically rem
dered They included several favorites.
Al he Waquoit during the past week
there have been number of dinner par
ties, many motoring from some distance
for Holsters and clans. Among those
registered were Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Mich
OILS of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. D. Butcher,
New London; F. C. Whitaker, Los Angeles;
and Mrs E. Frost Stevens, San Fran
cisco,
Mrs William C. Thompson Of New
York is at her cottage at Kelley Cove for
a short visit and is accompanied by two
friends, Mrs. A. j. Carly and Mrs. N.
Hazard of Philadelphia. Mrs. Thompson
has rented her cottage for the remainder
of the season to Mr.. and Mrs James D.
Mortimer of New York, who are building
a summer home at Shore Acres.
Philo c. Blaisdeli and party of friends
who were driving in his Cadillac four
passenger roadster, had very narrow
escape from serious injury Thursday
while on their way to Bangor. One of
the forward wheels came off the car while
on hill near Hampden, and the car
started to turn around, stopping exactly
on the edge of an embankment, the cable
alone saving an accident One of the
party was thrown out, but no one was
seriously injured.
Mrs. C. B. Roberts was in Brewer
Thursday to attend the funeral of her
grandfather, Hon. Harlan P. Sargent,
first mayor of that city and for many
years prominent in the industrial life of
the community. He spent the summer
season in Northport where his father,
Daniel Sargent, was one of the pioneers,
camping here when tents were the only
shelter for the summer visitors. Mrs.
Roberts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank {.
Sargent, and her brother, Harlan P. Sar-
gent End, were also in Brewer the past
week called by the death of Mr.. Sargent
Mrs. Ira M. CODE entertained thirty-six
guests Saturday at luncheon at the
Country Club in honor of the birthday of
Mrs. Austin w. Heating of Belfast, her
house guest. The dining room was dec
grated with small evergreen trees COM
bined with masses of beautiful red roses.
The place cards were attractive and orig
inal water color designs done by Mrs. S.
c. Pattee of Belfast. The afternoon was
spent with bridge on the porch at the
Cobe residence. The first two prizes,