The Republican journal., 1919-09-04
The News of Belfast
.,rw ADVERTISEMENT RS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
an ZONES gives notice that Marie
Hs1 will sing in Belfast Sept. 11Uh
goa by Edison's three million dollar
smoraPh
.-,l Maine Power Co. offers the
DsDs Electric iron for $598 until
-9tb when the price will be SIPS.
bsrIes O'Connell gives notice of
-.a found.
h Veteran Charitable Asso ad-
-.. annual meeting at Windermere
s-s 0,. It'll.
IT,. Fila F. Staples and family publish
.s. Of thanks.
AN, of crank to Studebaker car
Fans remington, Northport, offers for
e.stein mich COW and also Dodge
> ..-re ar n excellent condition.
r.. colonial Theatre publishes picture
..-sn for the week.
~. Davis Sample Shop, Belfast's new
--. ives notice of opening Satur-
q ,s 9TH, with a line of women's
coats, dresses, etc.
-.s. Jones wants second hand safe.
y lancaster advertises the new
g.. aundry at 80 Nam street.
Sam Faedman advertises to pay high
..rs-Aet price for salvage.
.- r Dickey adyertises for small
.r Also has a parlor organ for sale.
,.4 for second art square wanted.
,.. Of washings wanted at No. IA
RI, av street,
Stone of Unity, who has been
aims partial course at Colby College,
.ra empIoyed as teller in the City Ma
Sank.
alarm was rung in at lis a. m.
norning from box 80 at the cor
a-dge and Pierce streets. Chief
S. S. L. Shute and large num-
tremen responded. The alarm
s, neral one, but the all out was
.-- is soon as the men discovered
.s caused it.
9- 7. Mrs. r. B. Hanscome of South
ave bought of d. M. Sylvester
b.. -enerally known as the Otis stock
- East Belfast. They are now liv-
Samuel Smith house nearby
build a house on the farm.
come is now on his way west
.lrses which he will bring to East
nd Mrs. Charles Murray Craig
G and Mrs. Francis James Starrett
-4ed invitations to the twenty
uversary of their marriage Fri
ing, Sept. 5th from to 10 p. m.
rl High street, Belfast. Mrs.
MIR. Starrett are brother and
he latter is now located in
ED, Mass, but will join Mrs.
lere for this occasion.
uy F, Third Maine Infantry,
SIS I. Hammons, first lieutenant
BASIL R. Allen, second lieutenant,
The Saturday morning train for
where they will spend Is days
t-s regiment at Camp Keyes, under
ad of Col. Harry NJ. Bigelow of
The gong on Mathews mill
call to the company at 5 a. m.
y 1t left little opportunity for
.ompany F to miss that train
-r&~r FREE LIBRARY. The chill
Belfast nave received from Mr..
. ~ a gift of a set of books en-
lie Book of knowledge. These
-mbering twenty volumes, which
u placed on the center reading
G, are already attracting the at
vt juvenile patrons of the Library,
.iren of all ages will find some
interest in them, as the contents
mple articles of the wonders of
stories of famous works of fic-
i tales from history, as we'll as
. puzzles and games. The thou
illustrations are perhaps the
active feature of the work, and
at educational value.
LED SIXTY-TWO YEARS. MIR.
D. and Mrs, Sarah Herrick
observed the 62nd anniversary
marriage August 25th at their
- Standpoint. They were married
he st by the late Rev. Cazneau Pal
aston of the Unitarian Church.
Bennett belonged in Belfast and his
.s Northport. For the past.thirty-
RS they have resided in the town
ST.. hton. Mr.. Bennett was for many
mployed as a ship carpenter. He
-a" - and his wife is 83 years old.
E ave three children, Leslie Bennett
BUSINESS in Boston, Mrs. Helen Shan
"a 10 lives with them and Mrs. Es-
.rosby of Standpoint, They have
andchildren and three great grand
fro There are now four genera
los wing in the Bennett home. On
night of their anniversary large
teE of their neighbors and friends
ed % offer congratulations and best
e. also to leave a purse of gold.