The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-07-15

Band concert on schoolhouse common this,
Thursday, evening at o'clock, weather per-
hitting.
George Fred Terry and family of Water
vile have rented the A. A. Howes cottage on
the North Shore, Northport. for the summer
season.
Miss Sproul of Appleton is assisting her
aunt, Mrs. J. o. Black, in the tea room at the
Womans Club.
The Duazyu liket auction club met Wednes.
day afternoon with Miss Alice E. Simmons at
Bayside. A shore supper was served.
The annual lawn party as benefit to the
Belfast Home for Aged Women will be held
on the Home grounds Thursday, August 18th,
NORTH BELFAST. The many friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Roberts gathered in the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs James Rob.
erts, Tuesday evening, July 9Th, to celebrate
their recent marriage. The evening was
pleasantly passed with music and lively con-
versation and nice refreshments were served
chair given by the neighbors was wittily
presented by Henry B. Ladd, to which the
groom happily responded. The company
broke up at an early hour, leaving congratula-
lions and best wishes with the young couple
for long and happy life together. >. Miss
Gertrude Lane of Potsdam, N. Y, former
resident, arrived Saturday and is the guest of
Miss Virgie Beckwith. Mrs. Charles Conant
of Lowell, Mass, William Ranger of Washing
ton, D. c., Mrs. E.. C. Merriam of this village,
Mrs. Murphy of Lowell. and their chauffeur
came through from Lowell last Thursday DUR
ing the heavy rain in Mrs. Conant's car. Sew
eral of the party are to remain with Mrs.
Merriam during the summer. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbert N. Brier of Detroit. Mich, arrived
Sunday morning for their summer vacation
and are at the Brier homestead. =. Mrs. Reuben
Sibley of Freedom visited her daughter, Mrs.
w. S. Hatch, few days this week.
H. L. Written Co.'S Brakes cake, in choco-
late, gold, silver, maple. nut and fruited spice;
also small and large size sponge cakes, deli
cious with ice cream for dessert. >. "Safety
First" is the motto of The City National Bank.
Assets over ST. OO, 900. All are welcome.
Three pairs of boys or girls Holeproofs are
guaranteed three months without holes and
cost 81. Everybody knows how hard boys are
on stockings and this guarantee shows the
confidence the manufacturers have in their
goods. The Shaw Business College in Port
land, Bangor and Augusta teaches shorthand,
business and telegraphy, and its graduates
find ready employment. 1t does not re-
quire payment in advance as most schools
do. =: The law firm of Doak & Patterson
has been dissolved. Carleton Doak will con-
tinue practice in Belfast and Arthur W.
Patterson will practice in Castine Local
views, 10 cents dozen, souvenir china, 10 and
rs cents, pennants. 10 and Is cents,at L. ]. Pot
ties 5. 10 and Is cent store, Hayford block,
Curch street.. =. The 9Th annual special sale
hf salmon at Bramhalls market will take
place Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week. The fish will be taken from the water
the day before they are placed on sale, and
will be sold at Is and 80 cents per pound
dressed weight. Live and boiled Holsters as
usual. -. For polishing automobiles there is
nothing like Johnson's Prepared Wax, for sale
by Garlic & Jones. 1t is easy to use preserves
! the varnish and forms protection from the
weather. :. .Lost,on High street, between Nam
and Vine street, ladies heavy red sweater.
Finder will be rewarded on returning to 1853
High street. .Squire's Pure Lard, 10 cents a
pound, Friday ,ly. at Perrys Cash Market. :.
The Ferguson Poultry Farm, which is offered
for sale at q bargain by The City National
bank. is one Of the best equipped poultry plants
in the State, desirably located, with modern
improvements and the best of shipping facili-
ties. There are 46 acres Of land under culti-
walton, an orchard and splendid dwelling
house. commanding beautiful view of the
bay. 1t is a very desirable property in every
way. .Bernes o. Norton, Belfast, is offering
bargains in secondhand automobiles
Bucks and one Ford.