The Republican journal., 1921-07-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

The Colonial Theatre publishes picture
program for the week. l.
Davis x Sturm, chiropractors, publish
professional adv.
,tfer Chinese goods.
j L. Sleeper & Co. advertises Victro-
as. Grafonolas, records and other lines
Of goods,
h II Coombs Co. advertises corsets,
warns, hats, toilet goods, etc.
Bruce Marble Shop has oil STOVE for
sale
central Maine Power Co. offer their
preferred stock, which is exempt from
tan
B. Flanagan advertises for knife
LOST
rect Importing Co. offers special val
les q coffee, tea, etc.
l. Dodge offers land in Islesbord for
SALE -
The Dinsmore Store advertises their
one, TWO and three dollar shoe sale for
three days more.
Waldo Trust Co. advertises their bank
lug BUSINESS.
bDowton Electric Co. advertises cleo
til wiring.
Perry's Market offers specials in fish
ait 8ther articles for Friday and Satur-
day.
Ray T. Hall advertises hound lost.
s5c3 Valley Canning Co. wants girls to
ST leans.
aTles H. Field of Belfast was nomi-
mated Justice of peace July 22hd by
| Gu-e1noT Baxter and the nomination will
be eligible for action by the executive
.ola". at its July session.
apt Basil R. Allen OF. Company X,
! Third Maine Regiment, has received
1 .el=.-am from Capt Albert E. nd4ews,
.1rmer captain of the local company now
u -= ocular army and stationed at Co.
lmpJs, Ga, announcing the arrikal of
4 Albert t., Jr. Capt. Andrews expects to
4 gt-i his furlough in Maine as soon as
Mrs andrews and little son are ready to
'o visit.
Earle Robbins, who owns a garage in
Y Lty, was injured early Thursday
aver gg while riding his motor cycle on
asr street at the corner of Church.
mas riding up Miller and in his effort
10 HlId woman crossing on Church
#--ar he collided with Ford car Mr..
ab.Hs received a severe scalp wound,
lee being some three or four inches
9- also another cut on the left fore
5a, hesdes several minor bruises and
" les. The Ford car and motor cycle
u Was rot damaged, except for a bent mud
n guard on the car. He was taken to- the
4 2ice Of DR.. Carl H. Stevens, where his
4 wounds were dressed. Mr.. Robbins was
\ 40 ar-ye service in France during the
4 World War and his many friends are glad
Y aat lie was not seriously wounded in this
4 acatent
4 The Home Alliance of Woodland,
4 laat has an interesting report of the
4 oItaday of Miss Mary jackson of Wood
aud, Calf. Miss Jackson was for many
4 Years resident of Belfast, where with
4 MISS Mary Woods she conducted Dress
q making establishment. They were both
2tomInent and faithful members of the
Belfast Methodist church. Miss jackson
an aunt of Mrs. Bancroft H. Conant.
j Miss Mary Jackson, affectionately
Anown as Aunt Mary Jackson" was
The honor guest at an informal reception
eadered her on the occasion of her nine
S-second birthday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs w. S. White last evening.
about $50 friends gathered to honor the
9onagenarian, many of whom were fell
low members of the First Methodist
church, of which she is one of the most
deuye Despite her age she is keen of
nlnd and active in body, taking a great
interest In public affairs. "Aunt' Mary
Jackson has multitude of friends, who
1uite IN wishing her many returns of the
4 OCCASION. She was the recipient of a
4 aye number of gifts.
FkETTY PARTIES. Mrs. Reginald R.
0oiuell and Miss Alberta W. Farnham
1lFtalned members of the S. S. Club
n ana lew guests at the formers home
asy Wednesday evening. Dinner was
Hyed at O'Clock from small tables CEN
"led with pink and white snapdragons
'Du the color scheme was carried out in
n 4e delicious menu. The evening was
spent socially and with music. Miss Jes-
'e Gartley of Bangor was an out-of-
own guest. A delightful evening is re-
p0iled.....Miss Florence E. Dunton en-
STAINED the Saturday Auction Club and
''aef guests at The Barracks at The Bat
wy last Thursday afternoon. Luncheon
'aS served from small tables on the
'Orch prettily centered with sweet peas.
,,uchon was played during the afternoon.
WIS Harold H. Hollingshead won the
,aS' prize, Nutting water color, and
WIS William M. Randall the second, q
YHneSe lace mat. Other guests were:
WIS Elon B. Gilchrist of Grand Rapids,
,rl'h' Mrs. Charles Dean Cool, Madison,
vs. Mrs. James T. Sleeper, Passaic.
~ d Miss Louise w. Richards, Farm
,Ds'on, Mrs. Ben Ames Williams, New
,OnViile, Mass, Miss Clara B. Heating,
'blbl0n. Macs 1N:-. n~l1~ II >ak;nH A..