The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-07-24

There will be a dance at Seaside Grange hall
this. Thursday, evening.
There will be six reels of pictures at the
Colonial, Friday and Saturday nights including
two reel features. Orchestra night. Saturday
Advt.
There Will be special meeting of the
Daughters of Veterans in Memorial Hall
thursday afternoon, August 7th for the trans.
action of business
A party of boys from Pine Island Csmn
Belgrade. were in the city Monday and attend ;
ed the picture show at The Colonial Theater in
the evening. 1t is understood they were TO
embark here on a yachting trip, which the
boys at this camp enjoy each season in turn
The baby show to be held in connection with
the North Congregational church fair in Memo
r'ai nall wednesday afternoon, August 9Th
Is 10 De an interesting feature of the event.
All mothers of babies are requested to be
present with their children without further
invitation.
Marcellus R. knowlton, real estate agent.
has sold the Sherman Rankin estate in East
Belfast to Ora E. Richards Of East Belfast.
who will occupy it. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Rankin have bought fine residence in Mems.
fled. Mass, and will reside there in the future
Great preparations are being made nv man,-
bers of Belfast Commanderv. United Ordsr of
the Golden Gross, for the annual field dav
which Will be held in Searsport at Penobscot
Park August 18th. The Communicates at
Rock land and Bangor will take mart in tbe
field day and an interesting program will be
arranged.
MISS Ida Carleton entertained friends last
i saturday afternoon at the home of her par
| ents, Mir, and Mrs. Amos F. Carleton Congress-
street, in honor of Miss Geneva Thomson of
Lynn, who is the guest of her grandmother.
MRS. John Thompson. The guests included
Miss Alice Millhouse of South Bend. Ind.
Miss Ida Merriam of Presque Isle, Miss Marea-
ret Craig, Miss Myrtle Frost, Miss Annette Holt.
Miss Helen H. hittredge, Miss Airline Wadlin.
Miss Evelyn Richards. A dainty supper was
served, after which Miss Carleton was hostess
at theatre party at the Colonial
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Only today tomor-
row and Saturday, July Goth, and the great
dollar sale at The Dinsmore Store will be over.
1t has been a big sale of footwear, and for q
hitting close some of the greatest bargains
have been held back for the last three DAYS
See what is said of them in the ADVERTISING
columns. Double parlors upstairs with run
ming water and bath to let on Franklin street
opposite post office. Call on or address Mrs.
Carrie E. Pierce. Mrs. Helen NJ Mayhew
and Mrs. Florence H. Baker of Searsmont pub-
lish card of thanks. Don't accept the
"Justasgood." but insist upon having the
original guaranteed Holeproof hose, sold only
in Belfast at The Dinsmore Store. For
camping outfits. picnic supplies, fancy and
staple groceries. choice confectionery, cigars
AMI tobacco, go to Chas F. Swift's, Masonic
Temple ....See announcement of the Old
Corner Drug Store M. H. Hilton, Journal
building, is offering all her extensive styles in
waists and neckwear at half price until further
notice. earle & Jones have received an i'm
ported order of handpainted Old Ivory china
to which they call the attention of their
patrons. Miss H. M. Black has received a
case of Sl.00 P. N. corsets which she is selling
at 10 cents. She also has fine line of bras
sieres... See advt. of square piano, oak
dining set etc, at the Ellis House, los Hie
street.. Tinker mackerel at Bramhall's
MARKET. See Ford car advt of earle &
Jones. earle & Jones are offering all tt cir
Friday and Saturday.