The Republican journal., 1922-07-27
NURTHPORT

The bridge at Temple Heights is now
repaired and open to the public.
Mrs. Henry G. Hills has returned from
visit in Boston, bringing with her as
guest her niece, Miss Mary Pendleton, of
Somerville, Mass.
Mrs. John Mottola, formerly Miss
Kathleen Colcord of Belfast, is the pian-
ist at the Bayside Theatre, managed this
season by George c. Thompson of Bel
fast.
Mrs. S. X. Hoffman, Mrs. l. A. Diesher
with her son Clarence and daughter Miss
Katherine of Reading, Pa, are guests OF
Mrs. w. Morris Diesher at her cottage on
the North Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Richards of
Dorchester, Mass, have arrived for visit
and are registered at the Temple Heights,
Inn. Their son is at Orrin j. Dickey's
Navajo Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beedee and daugh-
ter, Miss Faustina, of New Haven, Conn.,,
who have been touring in New England
and Canada by automobile, have been
recent guests of Mrs. M. B. Whiting.
Capt. C. H. Chase of the barkentine
John G. Myers, loaded with 1000 feet of
yellow pine from Mobile for Stockton
Springs was a caller here Thursday. His
ship was built in Tacoma, Wash. ,.in 1902,
and halls from New York.
The second in the series of dances was
held at the Country Club Thursday night
with music by Marston's orchestra, Rock
land, and was an enjoyable affair. Many
members were unable to be present but
they missed most delicious dinner and
a very pleasant evening with delightful
dance music. This is the last dance to be
held during July. A concert will be given
next Sunday evening.
Miss Kate Lynch of Boston, who has
been very successful in her chosen pro-
fession, the stage, is the guest of Misses
Frances and Marian Flanders, daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph l.. Flanders, at
their summer home, Cedar Hedges. Mrs.
Flanders recently returned from visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Smelling Robin
son Evelyn Flanders) in Cleveland, Ohio.
Their. was an auto accident of minor
Importance at the Camp Ground last
Thursday in connection with an auto
truck belonging to Rufus j. Mayo,
then in charge of his driver, who
was collecting garbage from the cot
/
as it should be parked on Clinton avenue,
but boy from Bangor was riding with
him and concluded to start the car, which
went down Clinton avenue, when the
boy became frightened at what he hac
done and jumped. The car struck Mrs
Martina Bradford of Augusta, knocked
her down and fractured her collar bone.
DR.. Eugene D. Tapley was called and
reduced the fracture. The car landed
against a tree near the Bucksport cot
tage.
Registered at the Waquoit for lobster
dinner recently were Capt. and Mrs. A.
B Blanchard, summering in Searsport,
with Turner Blanchard, Miss c. E. Bian-
chard, Miss Leona Blanchard, Mrs. L. L..
Nichols, Miss Caroline Saundale and j. A.
Eames. Others to dine there are Mr.. and
Mrs c. H. Park, Ernest Addison, Miss
Madeline Park of Fairfield, Mrs. E. Allen
of Norwich, Conn. Guests for a few
weeks include Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Bur-
den OF Springfield, Mass, who are on a
motor trip. They are also enjoying the
links at the Country Club. Mrs. j. S.
Pope of Scarsdal:, N Y, and Miss c. j.
Patterson of dorchester, Mass, are regis
tered for visit. r. E. Lincoln ofW ater-
Vile is registered for few days
George D. Frion, Esq, of Brooklyn, NJ
Y, who has a summer home at Friend
ship in Knox county, with his wife and
three little sons had narrow escape
Sunday morning while riding in their
Ford sedan near Browns Corner in East
Northport. Mrs. Friop was driving and
in turning the corner the sedan came in
collision with light truck belonging on
the Arvine Wales farm at SATURDAY.
Cove. The sedan was thrown forward
on its radiator and the family piled in a
heap against the wind shield, but all
escaped with only bruises. They were
taken from the car and rushed to the
Waldo County Hospital in the Wales
truck, but were able to return to Friend
ship that afternoon. The sedan was re-
paired at local garage.
Rev. Albert E. Morris, pastor of the
First Methodist church, Bangor, and
agent of the trustees of the Wesleyan
, Grove Campmeeting Association has an
nounced the following list of preachers