The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-12-29

ana all enjoyed the fruits of Christmas tree
Whist was played later Mr.. ]. W. BURGESS
winning the first prize and Mrs. ]. w, Burgess
received the consolation It was very hapnv
time.
| 49, =, es Va
the season was played in the Opera House last
dafeated tho Aroon.n+s - ~, De-. NJ
w son"n's VI 'le bangor l. III
w i- Ane belfast teal"
entered tho o,roa with +ho;u ia
asm and skill Tho Ranoor howe mt ~, ,
good game. but made Soma wild h.slot shots
The line nm.
B.H.S. (34 ARcon.,rrs no,
H. Dickey. ri. 5. H. I,bbv !
Lothrop, If, 4..................rf , Williams
Stevens c. q; ...'....'...-....c, Mckinney,
Collins ~ g ,f ~ p.l nlooy'
| Referee, Fahey; scorer, Mudgett: time. is
and ~ minutes.
The b. II. 5. Alumni defeated the Guilford
Athletic Association five in the Opera House
Monday evening by score of 80 to IL. There
was large and enthusiastic crowd present
The Gullford boys put in their quickest and
best work at the close OF the game, but the
home team had strong lead from the start
The lineup:
B. H. S. A. (59) G. A. A. (1D
H. Dickey. rf O... ..Appleyard 1)
S Eosna"p ! o. names
W. Dickev. rb If GlarL 3
Collins, ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rf, Pray
IT, nc nards
.,..~.: ~ amy
ehlffiN1 ITEMS. Last week STORM was at
tenoed by many marine disasters. VI fleet
VI ~ schoohefs' Two tugs ana SIX Darges wnich
'e1' vineyard haVen' december loth' Tor east
ern ports and was overtaken by the blizzard OF
the 10Th, which wrecked six Of them, all but
three have been accounted for. The missing
vessels are as follows: Schooner Laura C..
dal (br) OF farrsboro, N. s., flve men; schoon-
ef marcus EDWARDS OF bangor, Me-. hve men;
schooner Moille Rhodes OF vineyard Haven,
hVe men. Inc vessels that met disaster In the
STORM were 1ne 1oiio"rng: schooner Aoole u.
Cole' sunk on the northern edge OF Stone
Horse snoai, OH Monomoy point, crew res
cued by revenue cutter Gresham; schooner s.
"A. Fownes tbr)' olsmasteo OH Monomoy point;
ere" rescued py uresnam' schooner lnomas b.
Garland wrecked on Great point, Nantucket,
crew rescued by lie savers schooner frefer-
ence tbr)' abandoned OIL georges shoai oo
fh'ies on cape ooo' ere" rescueo ny 'he hsher-
man ranhle bele A1"ooo' barge scranton
SUNK OF Nausett' ere" rescued by Tug barge
MAY "oou' euiA Oil Nause1t' crew rescueo ny
Jug. Inc marcus towards was last seen
early frloay morning OH cape zoo, ana was
peing of,Veh oe1ore the STORM apparently
somewhat disabled. Inc Laura y. Hall was
sighted off Chatham, also driving before the
gale, apparently helpless. Barge No. IL, which
broke away from tug Cumberland IN the storm
and supposed to be lost with all hands, was pick
ed up at noon December 24th by steamer North
Star and towed into Portland The schooner
Mary Curtis, Boston for Rockland, light, mis-
stayed ON Two BUSH Island tuesday night
december ZVth, ana was IN a dangerous posi-
ton among the breakers when she was seen by
the lighthouse steamer Lilac. line was
passed and she was towed into Seal Harbor
none the worse for her experience. She arriv-
ed at hockiand december 2lst.. Capt. E. 5.
Mcdonald arrived home last Thursday morning
from fnliaoeiphla whefe ne mad hauled up his
vessel schooner Annie b. MITCHELL as fre'ghts
were low and ice was interfering with naviga-
tlon. 1his cohoi1ioh prevailed as 1ar south as
washington wnere navigation on the Potomac
was lmpeoed'' Two slx-masters and three
hve-masters sailed from Portland December
Zznd on ocean race to Hampton Roads, and
n1uch money. Is SAID 10 nave been wagereo on
the result Inc slx-masters are the Ruth e.
Merriii, Capt. wallace and George W. wells,
capt. YORK. and the hve-masters are the Baker
falmer' capt. McAhcney, Dorothy Barrett
capt. IRVING and Magnus Manson, Capt. Iu!-
lock capt. 'ohn Ryder concluded not to
fortuna ana Is at MS nome IN TINS CITY. Inc
marine railway and ;s exnected r. como -