The Republican journal., 1922-08-03
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Central Maine Power Co. advertises
Preferred Stock, also Hughes Hotpoint
Electric range.
Colburn's Shoe Store advertises mark
down sale of summer shoes.
E. L. Colcord offers hen houses for
sale.
The Board of State Assessors gives
notice of session in Belfast
The Colonial Theatre publishes a pic
ture program.
Tuttle's Shoe Store publishes busl-
ness advt.
Harry Martin advertises his new har-
ness, trunk, leather store, etc, at 90
Main street.
The Dinsmore Store are offering mems
low shoes for s. 85.
Ralph Brown has horse for sale.
See advt. of situation wanted as house,
keeper or nurse.
Elmer w. Reynolds, burnham' pup
fishes a caution notice.
H. j. Locke & Son advertises Watches
clocks, ETC., at their iewery store
The Banks Garage advertises tire
sale
The Waldo Trust Co. publishes list oil
its board of trustees and executive board
+. H. Ferguson advertises millinery at
one half price
ME-. Pentecost offers farm for sale.
Mrs. Ben Ames Williams advertises
kitten found.
Baptist Sewing Circle advertises mid
summer sale.
Fred D. Jones advertises the Edison
Diamond disc phonograph.
Ira w. Condor advertises place for
sale
Mrs. Herbert Hamlin, Brooks, wants
q table girl and chamber maid.
Quite number of Belfast dancers auto
ed to Oakland Park, Rockland, Thursday
night to attend the dance at the pavilion
with music by Kelley's orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Waterman OF
Belfast announce the engagement of
their daughter, Marian Roberta, to
Charles Wesley Wood, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. Wood, Charles street,
Belfast.
The Passagassawaukeag Campfire Girls,
accompanied by their guardian, Mrs Fred
w. Bailey, returned Friday afternoon
from most delightful outing of ten days
of real fun at the Stantial cottage near
Patterson's Point in East Belfast. Living
the simple life with the best of exercise
and pure food makes these camping hikes
all that can be desired.
The auction sale of household goods,
ETC., at Crosby Place drew large crowd
from 10 a. M to 6 p. m. Saturday with
James F. Sheldon auctioneer and Mau-
rice w. Lord, clerk. Practically every
thing was disposed Of The jinrikisha,
featured in the advertisement was sold to
Herbert Paul of Waldo for rs. Arti-
ces Of value had been disposed of previ
ously by Mrs. Horace Chenery of Con-
cord, Mass, who had been here for the
past few weeks
The Saco Valley Canning Company is
receiving about two tons of blueberries
daily for packing and later in the week
Will average live or six tons. They are
coming from Lincolnville, Northport,
Liberty, East Searsmont, Searsport,
e0ckton Springs and other nearby
s0vns. They began Tuesday on the
Naa pack and are expecting a large
mount of them in the near future.
With warm weather from now on the
corn pack will be better than was antici-
pated during the dull, wet season.
Inc ladies' of the Methodist Foreign
customary Society, Mrs. Malta B. Wad-
~, president, autoed to Morrill, Friday
INC q were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Fred
u Morgan of Wollaston, Mass who are
spenoine the summer at the Thompson
asemestead. ~ Mrs. Morgan is the president
81 the New England Foreign Missionary
0eciety and presided at a specia meeting,
unen she gave an informal talk featuring
W. financial question. Rev. and Mrs.
calnan Hunt of Morrill, were guests.
levers were laid for l3 at picnic lunch
l0owing the meeting.