The Republican journal., 1922-08-10
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

The Central Maine Power Co. has
something to say in regard to power and
light securities.
Central Maine Fair at Watervile. Aug.
28 to Sept. 2.
See advt. of room to let.
See advt. of neckpiece found.
Archie Roundy, Monroe, publishes a
caution notice.
Harry Martin advertises some of the
lines carried at his new harness store.
See advt of boy wanted for Office and
clerical work.
II. H. Coombs Co. advertises yarns;
corsets and other articles at their store,
and also advertises for clerk.
The Colonial Theatre publishes picture
program.
Fred D. Jones advertises the music re-
creation of the Edison Diamond Disc
Phonograph.
w. K. Gilkey & Son advertses the new
models of the Buick car and quote prices
on same.
The New Belfast Faiy August Is, lt
and II.
The Waldo Trust Co publishes husi-
ness advt.
Bangor Fair August Il 90.
The City Restaurant advertises service
offered.
Edmund Wilson, collector, gives notice
that taxes are ready for payment.
Pullman's Pants Factory wants stitch
ers.
See advt of one-half house to let.
Harry E. Walker advertises picture
program at Dreamland Theatre.
Bert l.. Davis advertises Bell blouses
for boys.
The City National Bank publishes
advt. in regard to new deposits in their
bank.
Fred T. Chase advertise a special
sale for three days.
The Dinsmore Store advertlses Hole
proof hosiery.
Z. c. Rogers offers wood for sale.
Mrs. Novella Hawes arrived last week
from Bangor to make her home with heI
grandsons, Lester and Frank Barbour,
Northport avenue.
Rev. Harry II. Upton has resigned his
pastorate of the Baptist church in Spring
vale, where he has been for the past few
years and is with his wife and little
daughter Sheila at the home of hel
mother, Mrs. j. O. Hayes, Union street.
He will take course at the Newton
Mass, Theological school, beginning al
the fall term.
Mrs. Cecil Clay entertained Wednesday
afternoon in honor of her little grandson
Phillip Smardon, Jr., of Portland. The
little people made delightful picture a
their games and were happy at the re.
freshmenthour with ice cream and assor.
ed cookies. Those present were Anne anC
Charlotte Cooper, Jane Mudgett, Eliza
beth Dunbar, Maine Hills, Margaret
katherine and Dorothy Hayes, Heller
Vinal, Elena Shute, Dorothy and HildreC
Shute, Elizabeth Stearns, Robert Holt
Harriet White, Doris Collins, John, Sarah
McMahan, Philip and Cecil Webber.
An exceptionally fine sale of cottage
lots is reported by the Swan Realty
Company of Portland who have recently
opened fine tract of land on Northpor
avenue, where cottage locations have
been selected by a number of Belfas
residents. Among the buyers are Thorn.
as S. Thompson, Byron b. Greenlaw. A
T. Tainter, Herbert II. Stevens. John A
Gilmore, Gerald w. Howard, Roscoe
AIey, CuWdIu NoDlnson, fletcher w NIT
comb, Harry A. Foster, Roy c. Fish
David johnson, Maynard Strout, William
Bartlett of Belfast and Mrs. Edith Hub
bard of Marblehead, Mass. Alread
lumber has been hauled for the cottag
which will be erected by John A. Gil
more and others will follow soon
Among those who plan building this fal
are Thomas S. Thompson, Herbert II
Stevens, Fletcher Whitcomb and Viii
liam Bartlett. Mrs. Hubbard plans ais
the erection of cottage to make SUN
mer home here, Mr.. Swan has also re
served two lots and plans to build o
both of them. using one of the cottage
for his summer occupancy and rentin
the other.