The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-28
The News OF Belfast
>rw ADVERTISEMENT

tho Central Maine Power Company
..rt,ses its preferred stock, an invest
w. .rl IA develop Names resources.
The colonial Theatre publishes picture
,,agram for the week.
". Allen, chiropractor, publishes a
orofesslonal advt.
Mrs f P. Garlic makes an important
.,r~ncement of reductions in prices in
1..r lines of staple goods, and also on
he TIaisher yarns.
or W. L. West has cash customers
for wood lots.
Mrs Frank M. West and family pub
rs, card of thanks.
N l. Narnum advertises to do house
o,~rng and paper hanging.
The Dlnsmore Store publishes an adv.
regard to fitting children's feet.
g.Fs J. GseIl offers to take pupils on
a-5 astruments.
rs Davis Sample Shop offers a great
ssrt specia this week; also new coats
and rye dresses.
Eli Kuowlton offers winter vegetables
~ssle
nee adv of fountain pen lost.
h4r. L. Davis advertises suits at his
rr. a Main street.
Scott Gray offers Overland car for sale.
r.e5 D Jones, distributor, publishes an
al. IT, regard to prices of Edison phono-
grgoa
-= prepared to join the Red Cross or to
----y YOUR membership November 18th.
Ralph u. Shute and Fred E. Ellis have
bought the Wilbur A. Macomber house
Oh BAY View street and will rent it.
Mcmillan, the Arctic explorer, will
lecture in Belfast Wednesday evening,
Nor 2ith, under the auspices of the Stu
dent Council of the B. H. S.
There will be a harvest supper in the
glrersaHst vestry Saturday, Oct. 80,
s,, c.ock with special Halloween dec
.rarsns and entertainment. The public
ncor5iaLly invited.
W-s Adelaide E. Slipp, who makes her
o with her son, George L. Slipp on
Be mt avenue, was taken to the Waldo
County Hospital last Thursday afternoon
s4I-ug from fracture of her right hip.
She was carrying preserves to the cellar
wen The lost her balance and fell on the
E While 81 years old she has at
-er'z TO her duties as housekeeper, did
FAM work and was regular attendant
81 tie services of the Baptist church of
v.-a he is a member.
-uy Grange enjoyed genuine Hal
.oHr en- feastat their hall on the Belmont
road last Wednesday evening with Mr..
W. Mrs. Russell Glunt, grangers from
Altoona, Pa, as guests of honor. The
Ia. was decorated with lanterns, black
-a'5 and crepe paper streamers in orange
aid black, The tables were decorated
witt embIems of the night. Covers were
Ia .o1 about seventy people and the
ue. contained baked beans and all
a40eSsones. The evening was spent with
cards and dancing with music by Ernest
townsend and Mrs. Thelma Cochran.
PLACEMENTS ANNOUNCED. Mr.. and
Mrs James 7. Dexter of Pasadena, Calf
formerly of Belfast, have announced the
engagement of their eldest daughter,
MISS Lillian, to DR.. Hubert Barker OF
Norway Maine Miss Dexter is a Bel
las. high school graduate, was promi-
AeDj n Belfast musical and amateur cir
gIeS and for time bookkeeper for the
consumers Fuel Co. She went to Cali
loEha last August. DR.. Barker was as.
''sNant during the past year with DIR. Err.
nest ). Weber and is now teaching in {
-5Ayai college in Louisville, Ky. They
pan to locate in Norway, but no datt
mas been announced for the wedding....
"'' and Mrs. W. S. Nickerson of Swan.
VIE have announced the engagement OF
"'s1 daughter Annie to Everett Sher'
ulea, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gilmore
match of Belfast. Miss Nickerson hal
D7en employed several years in The City
Natonal Bank of Belfast and Mr.. Hatcf
S at present associated with the Hatcl
DIolheFs of North Belfast. He has beer
vi several years in the radio department
VI The Coast Patrol ships......Mr. ant
NEs Henry G. Quincy of Waldo have
announced the engagement of theil
laughter katherine, also of The City Ma
oo0a Bank clerking force, to Edwin
Hiseley of North Belfast, formerly o.
D'' flarbor. He is assisting at presen
f alS uncle, Fred A. Holmes of North Bel
tbs tbs~ NO dates have been announced fol
Inc weddings.