The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-12-02
News OF Belfast
,au aDVERTISEMEN rs

h. II .es advertises the New Edi-
r.Icate of authenticity
nd By Maine IIIIany.
u Luce, Inc, offers new Vic
r~u December.
In gsr Maine Power Co. adver-
/ 2.- stock as a safe invest
.cz. 0eatre publishes picture
|-r .- tu- week
Il. S ls Store has Townsend's
a- lis - Christmas.
l:E-v , Garment Store is offer
ON oats, dresses, etc, at the
/ ga... Store offers some prac-
.--, rs for Christmas gifts.
!. 5Trt u- has Christmas trees for
f.. j .gas Hers White & Wyckoff's
EE stationery.
I upe Shop offers special
aa ..-. sr fur trimmed coats.
4> rachan scarf lost.
yarn for sale.
wants man to do chores.
#s me- SHOES at the Tlmm
e
I, mra B Bowen and relatives
hanks.
Co. advertises lower
ir.as. etc
t.rr &c gives notice that he
4lg Rogers Machine Shop
Uns-
Dist Store publishes shoe
4..owas has potatoes for sale.
al Of FINISHED rent wanted.
Bay Electric Co. gives notice
@At.n-au Of gas service.
-a BELFAST G. E. Curtis and
spent Sunday in Lincolnville, the
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Peavey.
-od4a -rreenlaw of Castine, E. S.
was the guest of her mother,
7o6s Graenlaw, Thanksgiving......
/ ~ 3.tasaI, reunion of the Curtis
5as held at the home of Rev. M.
@'a 10 East Belfast, Thanksgiving.
a@oI9 pcnic dinner was served at
Nlsal4g Of roast turkey with all
4Ags. also pies, decorated cakes,
a-- nuts. The tables and rooms
"23iel u keeping with the day.
auxiliary Of the Sons of Veterans
interesting meeting Monday
s 7al initiated two members.
thursday evening they will have
party a, the home of Mrs. Mabel
Sith Mrs Edith Moody as host
S3~5e and cake will be served.
w. hey will have a nomination
@9.'an Of officers. Supper will be
d. ?. III, with tickets for nom
r s % cents, A grab bag will be
Gt direction of Mrs. Mabel Web
=. supper committee is Mrs. Al
g gY%ylils9n, Mrs. Edith Danforth and
M "'7' Weber. At former meet
5,.5 a.,SIilary had a 6 o'clock supper
s,s oy an excellent program OF
IN a. g1aIacter songs and an original
~ frank Downs entitled, The
sg "a n Mother, Mrs. Downs, Frank
sa,, sl7o seward and Harvey Foust
1e parts
4 ~ HEALTH WORK. Mrs. Cecil
"e'ao county chairman of the
Aa4' a.4 State Board of Trade and
h 4, 81 II league committees, has Sc
GLOWING town chairmen to
aG We We eombined work: Brooks,
.s,n,1 g.aFpenter; Monroe, Mrs. Jes-
TT'9 aam Frankfort and Prospect,
u s h. LOW Freedom, Mrs. Edith W.
oa IMAM, Mrs. Maude Mudgett
ID WIS. Laura Chase; Dark Har-
lHnSosO joseph Pendleton; Knox, Mrs
I ar6 WIZARD; Liberty, Mrs. C. B. Holt
II, Jug MIS- Charles Stevens; Mont
aHrg1. j Clements; Morrill,, Mrs.
Ss aaat Palermo, Mrs. Lucy Pink
a,o, T,'S.4Iont, Mrs. Fred E. Miller
ID r., ATs Henry Curtis; Stockton
rs 4, Everett Staples; Swanville
hi Hi,. N,,ickerson; Thorndike, Mrs
N.Y. ssl1S; Troy, Mrs. J. L. Bagley
asors, Y D. Corners; Northport
Il " Hills; Winterport, Mrs
W. NJ CoIe; Waldo, C. W. Shorey
RsIn 5,'S Fred Knowlton; Citypoint
6 b. n. Mosher; Saturday Cove
sts Ff'kN|ater; Standpoint, Mrs
s8a h. SGrihn. Under Mrs. Clay
fsg ~ George H. Coombs of Wal.
ban ' u State Public Health Boart
sadoI PRESIDENT of the Maine Medica
ss8@ wIIl lecture on "Venerea
Lste, me Armory to men and boy
saanJ a lecture will be given TO
wy girls only.