The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-12-09
BROOKS.

branch of the Waldo Trust
n HooshI IBeIfast opened to the public
saay q I.y morning, Dec. lst. There
p'su''b3 her of depositors and many
lp'n9nts were opened. The di-
b aG1SoIfast were very much pleased
81 tsresr D' shown by the citizens
Ebs many visitors during the
|a s[s cordially greeted by MIR.
f19 EHnnbar. the treasurer of the
3 h5Jis,t Miss Christine A. Jones
D'Ip Gass who has full charge of
| r y''' and Df. W. l.. West of Bel
H'.',ltbe directors.
@s y' .a. +, situated nearly in the
',.'o 20 ' by 10 ft., is electric
b. aeated by the Ideal Arcola
ID ap- gstem The lighting by day
81" lent 1t has hard wood
& 1aishng and its furnishings
'.' .sero A Iayatory is in the
b u IOom in the second
' two-room rent over
b .-.. qlA be occupied in the
l.-.g .ars-fourths of the work
.sh on this bank has
Books carpenters. masons,
.,,. is Que of the most impor-
gs.f luu Town, as it is not only
'Ss, brooks Bu- TO all of the surround
- 4. encourages the children to
ass5 pennies by furnishing them
4 .s bsa.. ID pays the regular 4 per
.,srs.t 9u savings accounts and 2
lg otap daily deposits.
'r'' ,rformsuou asked in regard to
Y Ebrscmas clubs, checking &C
w H:.,l 9l be cheerfuliy given by
11ITI 1nrn.l plning of this branch was
Y rroa Hall Thursday night.
..,.rse raaired people attended this
s'-n .s -eUy showing their interest
y .vsiis 1 The town of Brooks.
]. floeu- Belfast people were pres
g-sg and Mrs. E. d. Tapley;
. prs,nsn Norris l.. Slugg; Treas
Rs.ps +. Dunbar; Trustees Jas. H.
-, ooombs, VIM, H. Hall,
Az 'sst DAVIS, who made a good part
10 reh,s entertainment by his
.r.e z Roberts, chairman of the
Gr.7 of brooks, introduced the fol-
r@ sneakers Daniel b. Plummer,
+ moves Jr t, L. Tapley, M. l..
A l4o.l and Rev. I. II. Mar
,ss su.9ce orchestra furnished
h h, .h. ..enlug concert and the
,ca. .la1wed Ice cream, fancy
, ga D.. -liiee were served, the
"a l- brooks acting as host
g.9l-ta.H sprt Of cooperation and
.Ra WEIR very apparent IN all of
pga-a- a The visitors and of the
s.a09- W.T. oiugg. always an en-
5,. 4pau-leT Of all that pertains
.s -5-asf u his city and county,
aut.- .-..l-oL Of all when he said:
.s-aa Ewes one most pleasant
D. -.-. --Nl a gracious reception
s1=- red 10 the Waldo Trust
uB good citizens of Brooks.
gy .at lTlendS of Brooks, | can
ID. s.-e YOU that this most cor
lu5pJ.. sod expression of good
isa -....>up that you have ex-
% ,,s I- Waldo Trust Company
,sRr- y litigation to render you
srs,e r Nlll merit the continu-
u - sa5nJld relatil nship with
.ae.a- 44ere is only one thing
la-.a ..7 10 sell and that is serv-
III. ..- L bank sells good eff
be- rs not merit the trade
.g IN. ommunlty in which it
6l. .a an say without being
s i H OF fear contradiction,
.a. ps md purposes, that the
.s..... htth the Waldo Trust
& H. -.u leir aim and purpose
97.. s.- zyeiopment of Waldo
4 That end that they
A7 Ia Waldo Trust Company
'--oe very way possible
S .a- 1911. 4eIp Ia the growth and
y9"e. l- gounty.
L -.. j years we have had a
-. . N.lcA IS pTospering and
se , ..-s IN serving as a con-
FL. ..0 LeiChantS and farmers
'.-.. II Jlr county.
'- Bob. .,-.--ence IN Unity we be-
. -.. H0 would be carrying for
'- - -1l our purposes If we
y '''a sa branch IN Brooks, for
u. anal trading center for
'l.-..H Ing county serving, as it
Iaal destination for the
" a.e, Monroe, jackson.
No.. 10 of rhorndike, Freedom
0'. we have brought to you
y $, we desire to make
o'-. Fs want you to feel that
',- 5 le that its growth and
| -l- growth and prosperity
'~ ( want you to use it
,.. ..' '-.z-. end we want you to use
wv. -.a. u as to offer. We look
S.. IS. .yl 2Xamples of progress and
- @ .-a '4 mere the first thing that
uuld a schoolhouse and
'' l 7-la6llsh a bank. And so
r,- ..u mark this day, in the
VI BOOKS, as red letter day
'-'-a -yf progress. Some of you
rn 'a VIA. MI Palmer, the State
5s,' '''' Il Of Banking, said at meet
la,,. Ill brooks, that he felt that the
''D5a. VI the branch in Brooks