The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-02
+ NEWS Of BELFAST.


sds9 .rst an oil heater in the cellar of
s@ store, used by c. W. Lancas-
Nsl,' IMAGE Of apples, was all ablaze.
,@ls cred in time to prevent what
III ..fed disastrous fire, as the
h i' Ir.a, the adjoining store in
II! fns and it is an industry we
.aa i 20 have crippled, even
...ra in Waldo county town
9;'' 4v t0mes very slow. Many
4 sre related to him. Apples
~ ariuging but littles potatoes
.sA ,a- cellars and no demand for
.a. gu a strike, and their cheer
6 heard ~ seen; the creameries
& rter patrons as we'll as they
~ ,odpaa over another foot of re-
=" u has been precipitated upon
~ '-vgiust, to help swell the assess
.mle'
.gr. / ATE. Lent began ON Feb.
p pat he moon which regulates
- If Faster and the Lenten sea-
.hlEs this year SO that Lent
'- . rnrl March 8. 1t will end on
s6ao Lister bonnets will be worn
fee and the milliners made
r.-l sunday is the Sunday fol-
... .--t tH moon after the vernal
' .M mis- year comes at 1.57
ming of March 81. 1t is
...-ra rain for human beings,
.-> aj ind that it has missed
n.t idrch 20 by two hours.
..-... mother train, or rather
mil April 10. SO Easter
lpril %, and with this
U- .ui flowers may be order
.... ... 1t began Wednesday,
.t- ...s., HE worst storm of the
hpast, blowing a gale;
.e.. uall singing particles;
N zero. The storm in
r.r.r.- Wind coming in sharp,
.t ~ limbs from the trees
.H-- BAD as was the storm
-. ...-- -isewhere. 1t held all
-.II IFS clutches. Trains and
...pl, traffic and business
my deaths were reported
,, bile there were disasters
H. were not so many as
as4a. ypeeted and there was no
t.53ag them. Let us hope
r.pd is made up this will
ST, form of the winter"
.5.N.- The game in the Opera
I-.a5 -yeuing between the Bel
g, I tN- Dexter High resulted in
,.. l. dine team by score of 10
a. aF lance was large and the
I9.- 0ue Following is the
Dexter.
l-,. b, Austin
l- IF, Kenney
C, Jackson
Hu-.. If, Brewster
ptp b IF, Brown
}. ~, ID. II. S. 8. Goals from
we> 4, G. Holmes 8. Black,
s lcssoH, Austin. Goals from
luW-> 8, Jackson 8. Referee,
Whitehead. Scorer and
-pF NaAahan.... The game in the
H- ae>day night between the
a9..aa. Ihe East Side resulted in
70 .Ae former by score of % to 8
ooue1 Friday, night our High
--a NI play the Fairfield High
@.t' a- crack team. Game call
.H. 'etN-eu the girls teams of the
hs lid not take place as oN-
- la- 6 one of its members the
.ta 2l- unable to come, and an eX-
@u4. Ns played between the SEN
the latter winning, 10
.es. as THE BAY. Wednesday
a et ,h, as~we went to press it
arr e blockade. The eastern
and the Silver Star re-
a-.- and the Golden Rod at
f -- Pemaquid went down
a Va- epOrted here that she re-
81 AH-n but despite the storm
I'd" e." 1910 to Bucksport, emitting
sr aIu5, arriving late after a
'-. Ia age. Thursday she was
'4' Wv 4er route, but Friday the
'.d ahi Silver Star made their
Fl .ana4 he Pemaquid went up to
-"i wharf for the first time in sew
"a. having made her landings at the
.s-u5oal wharf. The bay was now
'1' .hefe was much floating ice in
'H' although well broken up and
" cut with a favorable wind and
thursday afternoon the packet
Fl awkward, Capt. Scott, arrived
'@'' bdt The wind was light and the
FL her way and with a boat ahead
'7' INTO Marshalls wharf. Sunday,
III lie "lndward was in the bay,
w. aud was carried by the ice into
'a'4i near the monument, and later
viz ia inside of Hog Island, but
49s escaped grounding or striking
7'' Sue MAS rescued by the cutter
1! aus nnally reached port as
'Hs Was loaded with hay and
45 Fuel X Hay Co. for Stoningtor,
-'N 'lpLen N. Friday the bay
t made their regular trips, as
d- day, with the exception of
Fl A"a which was obliged to lay
'H a+ilFal from Bucksport by the
~ "-F tail shaft. She was about
. amden when the trouble was
ahi The Silver Star towed her
1'E for repairs by the Roller
apt, Bennett had a lot of