The Republican journal., 1922-07-06
The News OF Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

IT, c;tv National Bank makes busi-
statement for the six months ending
July lst. ,,.,
H. ]. Locke & Son adVertises iioi'heS
& Edwards sllverware.
The children of Mrs. Charlotte Apphh
publish a card of thanks.
Central Maine Power Co. advertlses
Preferred Stock.
Rert l.. Davis advertlses the saie at his
store, which ends Saturday.
p L. Tuttle advertises his shoe store.
urs George Thompson has buffet Tor
SALE .L;lu
The CITY of Belfast advertises for DIGS
for construction of new schoolhouse'
G l.. Slipp has barrel heading for SAFE
See adyt. of wood lot for sale.
George Priest is building garage O..
his lot on Cottage street. Thomas Watt
who returned here recently from Rock-
land is the carpenter.
Mail will be dispatched on the Sunday
afternoon boat for Boston. There VIII
be no collections from street letter boxes
for this dispatch. 1t therefore will be
the post ofice-Austin w. Heating, r. Nj.
The Belfast friends of Mr.. and Mrs. W..
r. Getchell and family of Augusta and
Belfast extend sincere sympathy TO them
in the tragic death of their son a nd orotn, ,
er. Alton Getchel of Hallowell' Cech
Getchell of this city, his brother, was
called home to attend the funeral lne
family have for a number of years spent
hair
Condor shore.
The Ford car stolen last Thursday
night from Albert ii. Morse at his home
nm Congress street was later located py
Sheriff Frank A. Littlefield at SANDY
point and Saturday was recovered oy i's
owner The young man, who stole t9e
car was on his way towards Bangor Du.
was stuck in the mud at Standpoint ana
was obliged to abandon the car. he nag
not been caught.
George C. Thompson OF this city mas
taken the management of the NorthpoIt
picture theatre for the season. lhis
week he runs but two evenings, WedneS-
day and Thursday, but hereafter he VIII
run four evnnings each week, MONDAY
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, be-
ginning at o'clock, and give one per-
formance. Norman L. ottrell OF TINS
city will operate the picture machine.
Mr. Thompson has had experience win
picture shows both in Augusta and IN BEL
last.
The Boston Herald of recent date IN
reierring to the Bowdoin College Com
mencement says in part: ''The most SOL
emn feature of the program was the
awarding of the A. b. degree to two Oh
the class of 1917, who left college and
died over seas, Lieut.. Frank Durham
Hazeltine of Belfast and Capt. Judson U.
Martelle of West Somerville, Mass.
Lieut. Hazeltine was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Hazeltine of Belfast and his
death was among the first reported ano
brought home to many the awfulness ol
the World War. Hazeltine Post, A. L.
OF H., is named in his honor.
Troop w of the Boy Scouts of the Bap-
tist church leave for Castine next Monday
where they will enjoy their annual camp
together. They will be under the super
vision of the scoutmaster, Rev. George c.
Sauer, assisted by Harold Kelley of Troop
Ill. A well-appointed cottage has been
secured near the shore and number
OF tents will be set up, and the caml
activities will be conducted under strlc'
discipline and much attention will be
given to athletics and wood craft. The
expenses are very moderate. Since the
accommodations are ample, there is room
for several more boys of twelve years ol
age, who are willing to subscribe to the
rules governing the camp. Application
should be made at once. A meeting o.
the boys and their leaders will be held II
the Boys Room at the church Friday
evening