The Republican journal., 1920-08-19
NORTHPORT

MIR. and Mrs l. M. Taylor of New York
NJ. Cobe.
Vaughan Hamilton of Boston won the
silver cup offered in the recent golf tour
nament at the finals last Sunday.
Capt. 5. NJ. Milliken returned Monday
to New York, after spending few weeks
here, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. George
DodworIh.
The weekly dance has been postponed
from Thursday to Saturday evening, as
Mckeen's orchestra has an engagement
at the Belfast Fair.
The underbrush has been removed on
the street side of the club house, adding
greatly TO its appearance to casual visi-
tors and to the comfort of its members.
There was large attendance at the
auction tournament at the Country Club
Tuesday afternoon, but many preferred
to spend the time socially as the weather
was extremely warm.
A foursome was played when Capt. S.
NJ Milliken of New York and Paul Sad
Ter, a lq-year-old player of Nashua, N.
H, went against the veterans Charles 5.
Erswel of Brunswick and Frank Gilman
of Augusta and beat them by the narrow
N argin of one up, the match going q
holes. Later the Erswell- CD nan pair
beat Nilliken-Sadler 7 up ard to play.
At the Sunday evening concert at the
Country Club the program included piano
solos by Miss Avona Smith of Boston;
oboe SOLOS by a pupil of Clement Lemon,
Mir. Mckay of Boston, and vocal solos by
little Miss Idres D. Rogers of Belfast, the
13-yeaI- old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Rogers, who has become a
favor;ce Tor her unusual ability and
promise
Mrs. I. Frank knowton and Mrs.
Charles = Wood of Camden gave a
luncheon at the Country Club last We'd
nesday, when covers were laid for forty
four The table was spread in the living
room in ne form of hollow square. In
the center Of the room were small ever
green trees, while flowers in abundance,
dahlas predominating, were arranged in
vases and jardineres The place cards
bore timely rhymes, which taxed the
wits Of the guests to supply the last word
the name of a flower. Auction followed
The luD- neon.
One Of the best concerts ever to be
heard n this vicinity will be given at the
Saturday Cove Baptist chuIch Monday
evening, August 23id, under the auspices
of the Ladies Aid with Mrs. William F
Hopkins, president The tickets will be
ST each and the program includes num-
bers by Miss Ellen Dalossy, soprano Of
the Metropolitan Opera Company; Mrs
Gertrude Reed, contralto; Mrs. W. H
Folwell. soprano; Prof, Emil Winkler
celljst. Prof Wilfred PelIetier, accom-
PIANIST, Mr.. and Mrs Brann, tenor ant
pianist Mrs. Brann has beer accompa
mist 10 Schuman~Heinh, Don't forge
the date the time and the musical talen
10 be heard, and at the same time assis
in a good ,ocai cause.
The Northport Campmeetings will bt
III session Aug 23rd and 28th, inclusive
and VIII have a program with purpose
short hours with spiritual, mental anc
physical inspiration. The daily program
includes addresses by Rev. Edward H
Brewster Of Portland on Letters to the
Church and by Rev. George F. Durgin
D. D. Of Chicago, member of the staff OF
the central office of the Epworth League
on "The Working Methods of Jesus. D
Friday August 9th, will be Epwortf
League day with addresses, pageant anc
recreation. Some Of the most able min.