The Republican journal., 1913-06-05
The pile of brick on the Main street side of

The pile of brick on the Main street side of
the post office does not mean that Uncle Sam is
to build an addition to the present building
To retain tree on that side considerable
space needed for yard room sacrificed and
now it is found that there is not sufficient ac-
commodations for the R. F. d. teams and some
of the grass plot next to the building will be
taken for an extension.
citizen in every way competent to judge,
who travels over most of the roads within the
city limits, says it will require an expendi-
ture OF $50 600 to put the roads in as good con-
dition as they were eight years ago. More
money has been spent in recent years than
formerly, but it has been spent in favored To-
calities and the outlying districts and the side
walks have been neglected.
The Maine Automobile Association has sent
to the selectmen of every town in the State
printed copy of the law enacted by the last
Legislature, prohibiting the placing of turf in
the road. This law provid IS any town thai
leaves turf In the road snail forfeit its State
aid road money. Towns losing their State
money can place the responsibility on their
selectmen and road commissioners.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. kittredge and Miss
Anne NJ. Kittredge went to Vinalhaven last
Saturday in VIM. A. Decrows launch Louise,
to take the remains of their mother, Mrs. M. j.
Kittredge, who died Feb 5th, there tor burial
Vinalhaven was her former home. They had
Christian Science burial service at Carvers
cemetery, and the first reader of the First
| Church of Christ, Scientist, F. A. Grindle,
nephew of Mrs. Kittredge, otficiated.
BASE BALL. The University of Maine won
from Colby in the State championship series
six to TWO, at Alumni field, Wednesday after
noon, May 2Sth. At Lewiston, May 30th, Bates
defeated Bowdoin, 2-l. Bowdoin must win her
other game with Bates to clincl the pen
nant. The present percentage of the respec-
tive colleges is as follows: Bowdoin, 800; Maine
500; Bates. 500 Colby. 400 -. Belfast High de-
feated Castine A. A, II to o. on the Congress
street grounds May 3oth The Belfast team
was made up of local players, with the addi-
ton OF Williams of Coburn. who played third
base, and his playing, and the brilliant pitch
ing of Frisbee, We're the features Of the game
90. Old Town has dropped out of the proposed
Eastern Base Ball League and it is expected
to secure another team to take its place..
The organization of the Eastern Baseball AS
sociaton has net been completed owing to the
withdrawal of Old Town. Invitations have
been extended other teams and it is hoped to
organize later in the week.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Hogan's bakery, 81
| Main street, will have opening Saturday,
June 7th, from a. m. to p. M, when the
public is cordially invited to call and sample
the goods. Home made cooking, to include all
articles of pastry, speciality, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Minnie Smalley, and in the
regular bakery department the cooking is done
by an experienced Boston baker. -. There is
Just one store in Belfast that sell Royals, and
that is The Dnsmore Store. See cut of the
Regal Crespin model 400. Equal to the best
made to order at less than half the cost, in
black and Russia. The Dinsmore Store is
also the only place in Belfast where you can
buy the popular Holaproof hose. -. The Home
Furnishing Co., Al Main street, sell "Old
Hickory the ideal outdoor furniture, pleas
ing IN OeS1gH, not dlleCbSu sun CF rain, anu
the chairs are acknowledged to be the most
comfortable on earth. ,Penobscot river salm on,
HOLSTERS and mackerel at BramhalPs market.
Their new refrigerator show case is an added
attraction to this neatly kept and well stocked
fish market. Chaplin & Adams Co, IS South
Market street, Boston, want strictly fresh
eggs running brown in color and good size -.
PoJ
fast, has St Bernard puppies for sale. Mrs.
B. L Aborn, Miss Flora A Kenney and Will
liam P Kenney of Knox publish a card of
thanks See notice of dissolution by mutual
consent of the copartnership of Charles B.
Eaton and Maurice d. Towle under the iirm
name of Spencer. Eaton & Co. Maurice d.
Towle is authorized to settle the affairs of the
late firm at At Main street -. Jackson & Hall,
Belfast, sell the Park & Pollard Co. feeds
See notice of loss of Belfast Savings oank
book No. 1904 Automobiles to let at the
Windsor House stable. A. A. Colcord, pro-
prjetor. These are new,up-to- date cars The
Home of Good Values. IL Main street, tells their
way of selling clothes, which is to give one
hundred cents worth of value for every doll ar
received They sell the Michals Stern clothes
at SIS to $20 and others at $3.50 to $i2 Also
spring furnishings. hats and caps Orders
sent by parcel post delivered free M R..
Knowlton, City bull ling, offers bargain in a
restaurant business. Reason for selling he
wants to give his whole time to his real estate
and life insurance business. See adyt. of
Windermere Park Hotel, Unity, Me. IN. J. Mer-
rill, Mgr. E. S. Shuman. 116 Waldo avenue.
still has some furniture, vehicles, ETC.. to dis.
pose Of. :. Thomas H. Marshall Post, G. A. R..
publish card of thanks.