The Republican journal., 1922-07-13
The News OF Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

s..sdvt. of The Adventures OF Kooin,
son Crusoe to be given at Coioniai ana
otber local advts. in connection with this
adyt.
al Tuttle publishes an advt. IN re-
s,rd 10 honest shoes at his store.
ess notice of hearing on report of Com
nissioners of Belfast Savings Bank.
Mrs NJ L. Clement offers grass and
riding wagon for sale.
{ Townsend offers hay for sale.
c,;nnelps Inn. Searsport, advertises at
tracdve features.
The CITY National Bank publishes state
ment Of condition.
The Waldo Trust Co. publishes an advt
in regard to savings account.
See advt of gingham dress lost
McMshan's Bootery is offering shoes
far men. women ana children at special
. prices.
Fred D. Jones advertises fruit jars,
/ rings, racks etc.
H. H. Coombs advertises Dove under
muslins, toilet goods, ETC.
See advt of money found.
Mrs. Ralph D. Shute has cottage to let.
he I.emos advertses storing, photo
graphing, etc.
The Colonial Theatre advertises Mae
Edward players.
See advt. in regard to party breaking
into cellar of house Friday night.
Dollar Shoe Sale begins ne xt Thursday y
at the Dinsmore Store.
Mrs. A. H. Kimball wants woman to
give attention to child.
Frank l.. Young aivertises bay thinkers.
Antiques for sale at Crosby Place
See advt for man and woman wanted.
See advt. for suit case lost
d Thomas H. Marshall Circle, Ladies of
the G. A. r., will hold their next meet
ing Tuesday, July 18th.
Belfast Chamber of Commerce will
meet this, Thursday. evening at the Police
Court room at 745 O'Clock.
Mrs. Clarence A. Paul entertained a
few friends last Friday in honor of Mrs.
j. Oscar Olson of Bangor and Mrs Ray
mond Galley of Medford, Mass, visitors
in the city. The home was most attrac-
lively decorated with an abundance of
pink roses. The afternoon was spent So
cially and a delicious luncheon was
served at O'Clock. The local guests
were Mrs. Allen L. Curtis, Mrs. Robert
W. Rollins, Mrs Frank E. Bramhall and
Mrs. George c. Thompson.
The first auto party to ask permission
to use the City Patk for camping purpose
was Mr.. Bellmer and party from Syracuse,
n. Y. They were delighted with the To-
cation and had all facilities for comfort
including tent com mbined with their large
car Tuesday night Robert Logan and
party from Fitchburg, Mass, arrived, hav-
ing heard of the accommodations while in
Brunswick. They have two large cars
with tent to cover both. They are on
their way to New Brunswick. President
Ralph H. Howes of the Belfast Chamb ber
of Commerce makes daily trips to the
Park to extend the courteses of the city.
HOSPITAL NOTES. Maurice Roud of
Brookline, Mass, small boy stopping at
the Godfrey cottage in Northport, is in
the Waldo County Hospital with frac
tured leg, the result of an auto accident
near the County Club >. John F. Rog-
ers was taken to the Hospital Monday
with severe cold threatening pneumon-
u, lne result OF sleeping In damp room
at the time of the fire in his building on
Main street -. Geralda King of this
city is medical patient =. Mrs. Wm
J. Brown, a surgical patient, returned
Sunday to her home on Church street i.
Mrs Emery Hussey of Waldo and little
son Emery, Jr., are at the hospital and
are doing well.
Orrin j. Dickey, real estate and insur-
ance, announces the sale of the thirteen
acre tract of land on Northport avenue,
owned by Mrs. F. E. Smvth of this city
to the Swan Realty Company of Port
land. This property is located next to-
ward the city from the Crosby estate and
is very desirable piece of property. 1t
is the intention of the present owners to
begin at once the development of the
property and it will soon be surveyed for
streets and avenues, and building opera
tlons will be in order. The above COM
pany are planning on the erection of a
number of cottage houses in a cottage
settlement, modern in all ways. The old
parn will be sold at once and removed.