The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-09-02

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Misses Helen and Katherine Kittridge went
to the P. G. Hurd farm in Northport last Fri
day. Helen has returned, but Katherine re-
NAMED for weeks visit.
THE AGENCY FOR THE DODGE BROTHERS CAR.
Word was received yesterday from Detroit,
Mich. confirming the appointment of c. B. Nor
ton & Co as local dealers for DodgeBro's car in
Waldo county, and they are receiving congrat-
ulations as this agency is much sought after
Just year ago Dodge Brothers, who had been
manufacturing the vital parts for more than
500, 900 motor cars, announced that they would
soon market a car bearing their own name.
Today, over 20, 600 purchasers of Dodge Broth
ers lrs are driving their machines daily and
obtaining the utmost in satisfaction. Let the
local agency dem onstrate the Improvements
in these up-to-date and popular priced cars
WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL. Miss Helen
Sanderson, sup erintendent. who has been TAX
ing a months vacation at her camp in East
Waterford, returned to her duties here
Wednesday night, and Miss Helen Dunn, who
had been substituting for her, will return to
her home in Augusta. Miss Ruth Coombs,
student nurse, is taking two weeks vacation
at her home in this city. Mrs. E. W. Scar
boro has returned to her home in Searsport
after treatment at the hospital. Mr.. John
Maglinchy. chauffeur for Ralph c. johnson,
left the hospital Tuesday after few days
medical treatment. Mrs. Josephine Simpson
of Stockton Springs. q medical patient, died
Aug. 26th, aged AZ years. Mrs. Eleanor
Horne, formerly of Freedom, "a medical patient,
died Aug Goth. after being in the hospital ten
days, aged SO years.
YOUNG FOLKS DANCE. The dance in Me-
mortal hall Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Gertrude Chapman of Franklin, Mass, the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Howes,
was most enjoyable affair. Miss Chapman's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C, Chapman,
who motored to Belfast to accompany their
daughter home, were present. The hall was
attractively decorated with yellow and white
flowers, principally golden rod and bush hy-
drangeas. Punch and cake were served from
nibble tables during the evening. McKeen's
orchestra furnished music for the fourteen
numbers and extras. The invitations were
confined almost exclusively to the younger set
and Misses Belle Heating and Hazel Doak
were in charge of the arrangements. Twenty
five couples were present.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. This ia good time
to buy Holeproofs, the hose guaranteed to
wear six months without hole or new hose
free. They are made for men, women and
children and are sold only at The Dinsmore
Store. Black petticoats at Garlic & Jones'
Saturday, Sept 4th.. See notice of the select
men of Belmont on the closing of section of
road in that town while building State aid
road. .. Advance showing of new fall coats
suits. waists. skirts and dresses at James II
Howes' Odd Fellows block. .. Mrs. H. E.
Knight. Northport avenue. wants girl for
general homework. :. Room to let with light
and heat and use of bath. Apply to Mrs. W.
G. Haseltine, Congress street. ..B. o. Norton
received and sold carload of Ford cars last
week and will receive another carload this
week and be in q position to take care of
limited number of orders. C. b. Norton ard
company, Belfast. have the agency FOR Waldo
county of the Dodge Bros cars. :. Farm loans
at the City National Bank. All business strict
ly private. Brown cooking ware at L. ].
Politics. 5, 10 and Is cent store. Church street,
Belfast.
THE SUMNER HOME OF ME-. AND MRS. E. P.
FROST. A more comfortable and attractive
summer home than that of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win P. Frost on the Cottrell shore in East Bel
fast would be difficult to find. 1t was built
last fall by Mr.. Fred V. Cottrell from original
plans by Mrs. Frost. TIE house is commodi-
GUS and they have a stable and boat house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost have travelled extensively
were in Europe when the present war began.
have been three times to the Pacific coast, to
Florida and elsewhere, and have embodied in
their summer home ideas obtained on these
trips and it contains many souvenirs of their
travels. The stone fireplace in the living room
has specimens from all the places they visited
and is most interesting. The living room is
most attractive and the kitchen convenient.
where there is a summer dining room and the
front porch is fitted as a>living room. The
finish Of the main floor and the chambers is
hard wood and beaver board is used on the
walls. Water is piped from spring and there
is an abundance Of electric lights. While
Mrs. Frost may be given credit for the house.
the well kept lawn, the extensive vegetable,
| fruit ond harry 0rowth in the roor ord ~ A. ,
south side Of the cottage. most attractiveIy
bordered with flowers, testify to the well di.
rected labors of Mr.. Frost. who has also trans.
planted many white birch trees and IN short
time the birch grove north of the cottage will
be something to be proud of. Their plan 3
will keep both Mr.. and Mrs. Frost busy 70,
some time and when compl eted they will haye
l lal,u hon In,