The Republican journal., 1892-12-01

dinner Thanksgiving day Following is the
menu
Potage la Refine Lobster
Celery Queen Olives
Stuffed Baked Buetish, Wine Sauce
BOILED.
Cincinnati Ham with Jelly
| Philadelphia Capon, Cream Sauce
Corned Beef
Lobster Sala, Picked Beets
ROAST.
| Spring Chicken, Sage Dressing, Gibet Sauce.
Prime Rib Beef, Brown Gravy,
Yorkshire Pudding
| Sirloin Beef Dish Gravy
| Native Turkey Oyster Dressing,
| Cranberry Sauce.
Chicken Pie, Family Style,
| Lobster Patties
Fillet de Buuf aux Champignons
Spanish Putfs. Brandy Foam
VEGETABLES
| Boiled and Mashed Potatoes Turnip
Asparagus Tips
Sweet Potatoes Tomatoes Peas
RELIsHEs.
| Chow Chow Worcestershire Sauce
Tomato ketchup Halford Sauce
White Onions Horse Radish
| DESSERT.
Steamed Fruit Pudding, Wine Sauce
| Mnce Pie Lemon Pie Apple Pie
Nuts Bananas Itaisins
| Vanilla lee Cream with Cake
Tea Coffee Milk.
OUR FOOT BALL ELEVEN AT KocKLAND,
With the thermometer registering but i
| degrees above zero and III the midst of
driving snow storm, the itoclland football
! eleven Thursday afternoon defeated the Bel
fasts at Rockland in an Interesting game
| The EockIands opened with the flying wedge,
! gaining - yards. The first touchdown was
made by Albert McI4oon, but tile attempt 10
kick a goal was failure. The next touch
/ down was by Simmons, Who made spen-
! did run. The punt out failed, the bali going
to the yard line. After a few minutes of hot
work, in which Albert and Charles McLoom
made some pretty PUSHES, Carver secured
the ball and made another touchdown. This
closed the first half. The score: Rocklands,
II; BelfaSts, .. The opening of the second
half was marked by a neat run by Rice, who
gained 20 yards thereby. Albert McLoon
again secured the ball, making his second
touchdown; no goal. McLoon gained %
yards hy magnificent run, hut was prtttily
tackled by Sanborn. \ touchdown was made
by Rice with again no goal. Patterson now
made a pretty run, gaining p yards, Stew
arts tackle saving the score. After some
brilliant work, the ball Went back to the
Belfasts goal and was secured by Carver,
who made a tourl,lown. Albert MrLoun
kicked a goal closing the game. The clul,s
lined up rs follows:
Rocklands Position. Belf;tsts
Carver. r...,........ Left End. .......... Brown
Ames. ...........l.e eft Tacklc........ Staples
Weeks. ...-...... Left Guard ........ Sanborn
Spear. Centre. e.............. Reed
Stewart Right Guard ...... Hayfor,l
Graves. Right Tackle. Meservey
Rice. .......... Right End ...,.... Splnney
Black Quarter Back h...... Patterson
A. McLoon.... ii''' ''" ~ ,..... ..Dilwortli
Simmons. ...-.... Full Back. .... Wadswurtl
Score: Rockantls, 2G BelEl,ts, 0. Touch
downs-Albert McIoon,2 p: Simmons, Car
Yer, 2 Rice Goal from tonchdown-Alhert
McLoon. Reftrer-H. De i. Smith ILL
pre-F. j. Simonton, .Jr.
a THANKSGIvING SHOOT
The annual shoot Of the Rifle, Rod and
Gun Club was held at their grounds at tile
lower end of Congress street Thursday fore
noon and afternoon. There was good at
tendance and some good shooting was done
Following is list Of prizes and winners
First Prize Match at II A. NJ. Rifle ut l5C
yards, Off hand, Il shots. Entrance fee u
cents. First prize, turkey, value $50, F
q. White. Second prize, durk value 81 CO.
{. r. Coonbs. Third prize, chicken, value
TO cents, J. c. Durham.
>erond Prize Match at Nj Ten Blue
, Rocks. Entrance fee - cents. First prize
revolver, value 800, john Heaey Second
prize, one pair buckskin gloves, value - -
I Il. II. Howes Third prize. silver drinking
cup value $500, VIII Weshee. Fourth plize,
pocket compass, value S1.50, S. II. Locke.
Fifth prize, fifty loaded shells, value 81 90
| Oliver Emmons.
Third Prize Match at , P NJ. Team match
! of two men. Entrance fee 30 cents per team.
/ Five Blue Rocks per man. First prize, - .0O
cash, John Iiealey and y. G. futile. Second
| prize, 500 cash, Will Weshee and s. NJ.
MilliNen. Third prize, 80 cents cash, Fred
Timm and c. Il. Coombs.
THE CENTRAL CLUB BALL
The Central Club gave its annual ball at
the Opera House Thanksgiving eve. There
was large attendance and the affair was a
success, financially and socially. The new
rooms of the Club, lately fitted up i'll the
same block across the entry from the hall,
were chrstened the same evening.
THANKSGIVING PERSONALS
Mrs. Geo. w. Burkett spent anksgivinp
| with relatives in Rockland.
Mr.. S. o. Norris, of Worcester, came to
Belfast to.spend Thanksgiving
Mrs. John stokeIl, of Winterport, passed
the day with Miss Mary Jackson.
Mr.. j. I. Rigby spent Thanksgiving at
his former home in Newburg, Me.
Rev. G. W. Field, d. d., and wife, of Ban
gor enjoyed Thanksgiving in Belfast.
Mr. Sweetser and daughter Mabel, of
Searsport, passed the day with Mrs, Paul