The Republican journal., 1922-09-21
NURThPORT
Mrs. j. d. Mortimer left by automobile
for New York last week.

Mrs. J. d. Mortimer left by automobile
for New York last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Dean and daugh
ter Miss Naomi have moved to Camoen
for the winter.
Miss Louise Whitcher of Quincy ar
rived Friday to visit her aunt, MIS-
Chester Sheldon.
w.K. whftrher left for Boston Sunday
night after spending two weeks vacation
With his sister, Mrs c. A Sheiooh'
Miss Adels Hills arrived Sunday morn
ing for a visit with her brothers, henry
and Isaac Hills, and other relatives
DR.. and Mrs. Pierce and son Of Boston,
who have been spending the season at
Temple Heights left for home Saturday
DR.. Z. L. Reynolds and family, who
spent the summer at Temple heights nave
returned to their home in Waterviiie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dickey, Mrs. Al
merin Dickey and Mrs. Coomos spent
Sunday at their cottage in Birch 1res'
PARK.
VIM l. Beckett returned home Monday
after some weeks spent IN Swampscott
and Charlestown, Mass, with his TWO
sisters.
Mrs. Julia Pope of New York returned
home Friday. She has occupied the
Smith cottage at breezy Point Tor the
summer.
Robert Mcfarland Of Thomaston was
in town recently on his way to the Maine
Central Institute, Pittsheld, where ne at
tends school.
Mrs Charles Pendleton and Miss Mary
Pendleton, who have been visiting rela-
tives in town, left for their home IN
Somerville, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. Ralph L. Flanders and daughters
Misses Frances and Marion left Wednes-
day for their home in Brookline, having
closed Cedar Hedges on the South Shore. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Roberts have re-
turned from visit in Augusta and are
stopping in the cottage they recently
bought, which was formerly the Adams
cottage.
Mis- Olive wadlin left Sunday niglt
for New York after months vacation,
of which two weeks were spent at Lake
Sunapee, N. H., and two weeks with
Capt. and Mrs. WadIin.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis X. Hirsh will close
their bungalow Longwood Camp at East |
Northport about the first of October and |
will so to New York for visit before
going south for the winter.
Mrs. Emily s. Sargent and her little |
granddaughter and nurse left Monday for !
Brighton, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude B Roberts |
remaining to close their summer home on |
the North Shore and leaving Tuesday.
Donald A. MacLennan, who was called /
to Canada last week by the death of his /
mother, was in Northport Saturday clos
ing Loeb Haven before joining Mrs. Mac
Lehman and Mrs. NJ. F.Peavey in Newton I
Center.
Robert Condor went with his yncles,
who recently left for California by auto
mobile He plans to attend school and
make his home in California. Robert is
fine boy and will be greatly missed in
his home town.
Mrs. Pierre Monteux, who with Mr..
Monteux and children summered at
Northport, is convalescing in the Tapley
Hospital, Belfast, after an operation for
appendicitis, and will return to her home
in Boston as soon as able.
Gordon Mckinney, who was employed /
in c. A. Sheldon's store during the sum-
mer left on the boat Saturday night for
Boston, where he will be Joined later by
his mother, and grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Lowe They will spend the winter there.
Mrs NJ NJ. Roud and family who spent
the season in the Godfrey cottage, South
Shore, have returned to their home in
Brookline, Mass, Junior who suffered
broken leg the first week of their stay |
here is much improved and able to walk
with the aid of clutches.
Mr.. Frank Thorne and sister, Mrs. Car
rie Merrill, and children, who have been
stopping in the Elwell cottage at Little
River this summer, have returned to
their home in Brunswick, Mr.. Thorne re-
turning frequently in his capacity as
salesman for John Bird Co.
G. L. Polchies and John Lewey with
their respective families left TO. their
homes in Oldtown last week. They be.
long to the Penobscot tribe OF Indians ana
have camped all summer on Breezy Point
near Bayside and did good business
with baskets, rustic chairs, seats, ano
flower stands and baskets. They plan 10