The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-06-01

The Loyal Temperance Legion wilIlmaat
in the NJ. E. vestry Monday, June 9Th aftar
school, All children are cordially invited
BASE BALL. Wednesday, Nav oath tho
B. II. S. team played the Freedom Academy
team in Freedom and were defeated nv
score of 81 to 8. 1t was an off day with tho
local team. Their next game was at tho
trotting park in this city last Saturday with
the Rockland High, and it was one Of Tho
most interesting games seen here for ,ono
time. Twelve innings were PLAYED r u
5. winning with score of to2 Follow,
ing is the score by innings:
Belfast. ..........0 OO1OOO1 OoO1a
kockland..........1 OO0O1 OOOOO0-9
Two base hits, e. Holmes, 2. Douh,o
plays, Palmer and Veazie to Philbrict
First base on ball, by Butler, s. Hit INV
pitched ball. Lane, c. Holmes. Struck ont
Brown. 10; by Butler, 7. Time, hours
Umpire, johnson.
Tuesday the B. H. S. team went tn Cam
den to play the Camden Locals on the trot.
ting park in that town, going and returning
by steamer Castine. The score was II to
II in favor of Camden. Next Saturday af-
ternoon Belfast High will play the Vinal-
haven High at the Waldo County fair
grounds. A recent game in Vinalbaven ra-
suited in a score of for B. H. S. to for
Vinalhaven, and close interesting game
may be looked for.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Monday, May Goth, the
American Ice Company began shipping ice
from Bangor and will continue as fast as
possible until the $1,000 tons are cleared
from the houses. The first cargo will 20 in
the schooner James. W. Elwell, to Philadel-
phla. She will be followed by the schooner
Henry l.. Peckham. Among recent char
tiers are the following: SCH Marie Palmer.
Baltimore to Boston, coal, IS cents; option
Portsmouth, 80 cents; sch. Molle Rhodes.
! Philadelphia to Rockland, coal, sloo; sch.
Helena, Fajardo to New York, sugar, .. t.
barks Herbert Fuller, Daisy Reed and
Mary Z. Hale, Brunswick to New York.
lumber, s.; sch. Henry Crosby, Philadel-
phia to Savannah, coal, p. t. and back to
New York with lumber 50; sch. Nettie
Champion, Philadelphia to Rockland, coal.
81; sch. R. W. Hopkins, Gufport to Sierra
| Mary L. Newhall Kennebec to Wash
lngton, ice, 65 cents. Bark Holliswood
San Francisco for New York, which put
into San Pedro, Calf, for repairs, sailed
from the latter port May 18th See md
page for an account of the disaster to sch,
VIM Slater, in which Belfast woman had
a conspicuous part. Sch. Charlie Woolsey
has been chartered to carry stone from Sui
Ivan to New York for S1.10... Sch Merrill
c. Hart is loading lime at Thomaston for
| New York.
STEAMER NOTES. The Sappho was with
drawn last week from the Bucksport and
Rockland route and the Frank Jones from
the Portland and Machiasport route Mon
day, June 9Th, the Sappho will enter on the
following schedule Leave Rockland at 5 90
a. m. and Up. m. daily, except sundays,
and al a. IN. on Sundays only, for Isles
boro Ozark Harbor) and Castne Return
ing, leave Castine for 1slesboro Dark Har-
bor) and Rockland at 7.20 a. m. daily, ex-
cept Sundays, and $40 p. m. daily, Sundays
included, connecting at Rockland with
through trains for Portland and Boston
Monday, May 10Th, the PemaQuid began on
the following schedule: Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, leave Mt. Desert Ferry,
s a. M; Bar Harbor, a. M Milbridge,
l1.30 a. IN. Jonesport, l .. ~. arrive Ma
chiasport, 8 p. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, leave Machiasport, 400 a.
m.; Jonesport, 6.45 a. m. Milbridge, SIS a.
M; Bar Harbor, 1890 a. m. arrive Mt.
Desert Ferry, 11.30 a. No.. Capt. +. p.
, Dixon, late of the Frank Jones, has been
transferred to the Pemaquid. The Sieur de
Monts. new purchase by the NJ c. r. r.,
now repairing at Rockland, will on June l,
80 on the ferry route to Northeast and
Southwest and Seal Harbors on Mt Desert
Island. Capt. Bennett of the steamer
Golden Rod, and the only boat on the
| BUCKS Camden route, says that the rll-
NOR that be was to raise the fares, is en-
tlrely unfounded. The Bucksport GORE
spondent of the Bangor Daily News says
| that an opposition boat will be placed on
TINS route; but we should think there has
been money enough sunk in that direction
Fired q. White of This city has bought
OF capt. benjamin Arey a half interest in
steamer fremont and heI route between
bangor and BrOokSyille. Capt. Arey eStab-
| iisned TINS route some years ago and has
bnilt up good business
L A Belfast Woman Asks
''have you floor paint that will last two
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