The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-07-29

ora full attendance is desired as there ls
business to be transacted.
| ). e. Aborn has began work on the cottage
Mrs. William v. Pratt is having built on her
Northport property, which overlooks Deep
Cove and commands beautiful view of the
bay and islands.
July 9th was the 10th birthday OF Belfast
citizen and from neighbor he received a
beautiful collection of red. white and blue
flowers. and on the accompanying card was
written. 1.-The Spirit of '76."
Mrs. George A. Quimby has rented her house
on Miller street to H. L, Whitten and after the
departure of her daughters for South America
will make her home with her mother. Mrs.
George S. Chase. 46 Cedar street.
Weather permitting the garden fete for the
benefit of the Episcopal chapel building fund
will take place this. Thursday, afternoon from
to O'Clock. at the home Of Miss Maud Gam
mans, Church street. If stormy Thursday it
will be held the frs. fair day.
The guest book at the Wayside becomes
more Interesting as the season advances.
North, South, East and West were represent
ed the past week. Maoame la Comtesse de
Bois Dore of Paris, France, who is visiting in
Castine. took tea there July 22nd.
The Citypoint sewing circle will hold sale
and entertainment in Peavey's hall Wednes-
day evening, August 4th. Aprons and other
useful articles, candy. ice cream and cake will
be sold and parcels post sale will be feat
ure. An entertainment will be given by visit
ors and local talent. No admission will be
charged, and all are cordially invited. The
sale will begin at $50 p. m. If stormy
Wednesday it will be postponed to Thursday.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following let
ters remained uncaled for in the Belfast post
Office for the week ending July 9th: Ladies'
Mrs. Mary Decker, Mrs Annie Kimball, Mrs
Anson Knowlton, Mrs. H. E. Roulfs, Mrs. E.
o. Small, Mrs. Harry Staples, Mrs. R. B.
Stevens, Mrs. Henry Trundy, Miss June Will
liams. Gentlemen-Horace Bickford. Ber-
nard Crocker, Willis E. Harvey, John Keating,
L. S. Walker.
The following guests have recently been
entertained at Camp Quantabacook: Rev.
Harry Lutz Of Newton, Mass, who conducted
the Sunday devotional services; Mrs. H. B.
Simpson and Miss s. B. Grant of Brooklyn,
N. Y, the latter teacher in the Carpenter
school, and Mr.. John B. Stanton, Yale 1917. A
large number of auto parties from Belfast
haye also visited this popular camp for boys,
established by D. o. S. Vickery.
WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL. Ralph McCabe
entered the hospital July 21st for the reduc-
tion of fracture of his left arm injured by
fall from barn beam. Miss Eta Dickey of
Northport was operated on July 23d and is do
ing we'll. Alfred Wentworth. medical pa
tient, returned to his home in Searsmont last
Saturday Miss Ethel Walsh of South Bos.
ton, student nurse, is recovering from a sur
gical operation. Miss Nina Valentine, stu
dent nurse, resumed duties Friday after va.
cation with Searsport relatives. =. DR.. S. W.
johnson is still at the hospital for medical
treatment and remains about the same.
WEST BELFAST. Frank and Marion Water
man spent the week. end at the Shorey farm in
Waldo. Mrs and Mrs. j. H. Elms returned
from Albion Tuesday night. Mrs. Elms has
been taking care of her brother F. L. Jewett,
who passed away Saturday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs John Sylvester, Leslie Elms, and
Annie Fowles and Mrs. Bailey attended the
funeral Monday afternoon. They went in Mr..
Syivester's auto. Katheryne Newcomb re-
turned home from Appleton Sunday, having
spent the week with Annie McClain. i. :. Mr.
re Harhart oil loI fo oil IL
Saturday to attend the funeral OF his sister
Mr.. and Mrs. True Hayford are visiting at the
Hayford farm; also Miss Helene Mosher, Mrs,
Clara Mosher. Mrs. Hattie Hayford Hunt and
son George. One day last week Mr.. B. B.
Toothaker moved by hand the grass in the
orchard and put up "a bundles of hay, beside
doing the regular routine of chores, and he is
only 81 years old.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The semi-annual
Red Tag mark-down sale of Harry W. Clark
& Co., the Main street cIothiers, will begin at
8 a. m. Friday, July 30th. The store will be
Special bargains will be given the first two
hours of the sale e to 10 a. m. Friday) and
from to 4 p. m. See advt for particulars.
The season for preserving and picking is at
hand and Carle & Jones are headquarters fol-
everything in fruit jars. and one Of their spec
ial features is the Empire jar. They also
carry a complete line of kettles in agate, white
enamel and aluminium, jelly glasses, etc.
For glassware, water sets, tumblers, vases
etc., go to l.. J. Pottle's s. 10 and rs cent store
Hayford block. Church street. Every dollal
placed at interest in the savings department
of The City National bank draws per cent in.
terest. Lost, a three-months-oldy yellow kitter
with white feet and throat and blue eyes. Find
er please return to CO. Pool, % Church street.
The annual mark-down sale of summer shoe,
at Colburn's Shoe Store will begin today, Jul,
18th. All their latest styles of low shoes il
Queen Quality, Walkover and Ralston shoes
as well as the cheaper grades. will be sold at
big reduction from regular prices. =. VIII,
wants to mend stockings in vacation, or at an,
other time? No need of it if you buy Hole
proofs for men, women and children, guaran
teed to wear six months without hole or nev
hose free. Sold only at the Dinsmore Store
....If you want your hens to lay give then
decent quarters and feed them Lay or Bus
dry mash. No lay. no pay. Swan Whitten
Bicktord Co., wholesale distributors. .Al
derika, a remedy for constipation and stomach
trouble, sold only at the Old Corner Dru,