The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-06-22
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

The Central Maine Power Co. adver-
tises Hotpoint Hughes electric range for
which a demonstration will be IN Belfast
from June &c to 80.
Hall Hardware Co. advertises a Chi
Namel demonstration for three days
B. l.. futile publishes shoe store
adyt
Roy F. Copeland advertises piano tun-
ing.
Elmer A. Sherman offers Franklin car,
etc. for sale.
The Dinsmore Store advertises white
shoes and keds at special prices.
NJ. r. Knowlton has tenement to let
Orrin j. Dickey advertises automobile
robe lost.
See advt of cottage to let.
The Colonial Theatre publishes picture
program.
The Waldo Trust Co. publishes a bank
adv.
Fred D. Jones quotes special price on
As piece dinner set.
The Universalst hurch advertlses
Sunday service.
Moses A. Fowler publishes caution no.
tice.
Odd Fellows Building Asso. gives no.
tice of meeting.
DR.. Elmer Small wants field strawber-
res.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw publishes MILL
merry advt.
Milton B. Hills left Tuesday for a busi-
ne IS trip in Boston and vicinity.
The contract for the building of the
new houses of Gray & Walker has been
awarded to Carter & Son, Belfast.
The board of registration added POI
new names to the voting list for the prl
ma airy election; 1879 were women and u
men.
Carter's Orchestra of Belfast of five
pieces will furnish music for the festival
ball to be held at Lincoln, Wednesday,
June %.
Wanted-The newspaper man who
handled the story of finding DR.. Living
stone by Stanley in Africa fifty years
ago, Communicate Colonial Theatre be-
fore June 29th.
President Ralph H. Howes of the
Chamber of Commerce has heard nothing
definite from the request for mail SER
vice on the Boston steamers during the
summer months. The business interests
of the city are nxious for the privilege.
The North Church Guild will have a
food sale at the rooms of the Waldo
Trust Co. next Saturday at p. N. The
committee in charge are: Mrs. Harry l..
kilgore, Mrs. M. l.. Slugg, Mrs. Norman
Read, Mrs. B. o. Norton, Mrs. George +.
httridge
Mrs. C. B. Holmes will entertain the
North Church Guild next Monday even
ing at her cottage at the Battery. Sup
per will be at o'clock and coffee will be
furnished. Anyone wishing transporta-
ton, please telephone Mrs. Holmes at the
cottage.
Many compliments have been heard
from competent judges of the duet sung
last Sunday at the Federated church by
Mrs. c. w. Wescott and her daughter,
Miss Helen d. Wescott. Their voices
blended beautifully on the sweet notes of
My Faith Looks Up to Thee" by George
Nevins.
Cecil Clay, an official stenographer has
three important engagements for the near
future. He will report the Maine Dental
association in Augusta June 2l.23. the
Maine Medical Association in Portland,
June 1928 and the United States League
OF Building and Loan Association in Port.
land July 10Th and goth.
Members of Troop five of the Boy
Scouts connected with the Methodist
church are on a weeks hike under the
charge of Frank Downs, Assistant Scout
master. They will visit Augusta, China
Lake in Liberty and other points of in
terest. They have with them shelter
tents, blankets, and other necessary ap-
paratus.