The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-01-02
Belfast in 1895.
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Good satisfaction, making round trips
daily throughout the Year and two trips
in the busy season.
4 line between Belfast and Mt Desert,
touching at landings along the Reach,
has been established with steamer Flor
ence. making three trips per week, and is
dong good business.
YACHTING.
The yachts Edna and F G B began
the season with new sparS and new and
larger sails, the c B changing from two
,ibS to one. She did not meet expecta
3flS in this RIG and returned to the two
his and then with some shifting of bal
list she began to give good account of
elsef She was entered for race for a
gatllenge cup to be given by employees of
th. shoe factory, but had only the Alice B
.u! q competitor and the race was declar
m off and the cup contest abandoned.
She was sold soon after by W A Kimball
SD leo W Patterson of Gloucester and
dAen to that port. The Edna made sew
srl trips down the bay. to Matinicus and
ether points, and a fishing trip to the
luek Islands. and the Jennette was char
rred for A few cruises. The Marjorie
t7de but one cruise during the season,
.il In general there was less sailing here
-atn in former years.
n Locke offered a fine pair of marine
....--D- to be contested for by the smaller
a...s. best two in three, with no time all
,. .uoe and races to be sailed regardless
ltAer. Two races were sailed, Sept
J.-t and 18th, some seven or eight boats
ing. The wind was light on both
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appeared on the road. The principal
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ZINC III"
THE WEATHER.
t4Iary gave us long spell of slippery
ing, with the natural accompani-
et uf broken bones, etc There was
81 rain storm in February. something
81. ~e before recorded here. The LIST day
b. Nuch was the warmest day of the
,-.,h, and the average temperature of
e. month was IS lower than the average
o March for 80 wears April 9th there
y l, very destructive rain storm. The
] ul Mills bridge was carried AWAY
rsls badly washed. and little oscar
1e,y Films was drowned in tho ctraa,o