Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-13
GARDINER.

lishttul little spot in Hyde Park, Mass, and
the other is a fine view of a sunrise at sea,
The pictures are fine in tone and the per-
spec'ive of the landscape is as perfect as ar
lists brush can make il. Mr.. Parkhurst 10
native of Gardiner.
Capt John II. Drew arrived in the city
Monday. Capt. Drcws ship arrived in the
New York last week Wednesday. His son
Daniel Drew accompanied him on his visit
home.
Another Of the popular assemblies Of the
senior elass Of the high school will be given
IN Library Hall. The assemblies are under
the charge of Mr.. W, ID. Whitney of this
city. Dennis ercnssira of four pieces will
furnish music.
MIR. Geo. NJ. Warren, IN, mber Of the
Governors council from Castiue, was in the
city Yesterday
Miss Annie Stlphcn, daughter Of A. C
stilPhen, Esq, OF this city, is severely i'll
with pneumonia.
The marriage of Miss mary ID. white,
which occurs ON the evening Of Dee. "a,
will be held in the Episcopal church.
There was no service at the Uaiversalist
church last Sunday, but services will be held
as usual on next Sunday.
Quite large number of Gardner young
ladies have taken unto III, ,mselves husbands
from out of our city and In view of thi. fact
We would modenly suggest the formation
of mutual admiration society for the young
gentlemen of our city.
Hon. Parker Spofford Of Bucksport was in
the city yesterday at the Evans.
Mr. Il. c. Douahue. general agent of the
Phoenix Life Insurance Co. was in the city
yesterday.
Mr. G. W. Fields of Randolph has moved
from his old house into the Emalus Marson
house On Windsor street.
W. II whitelaw Of Hartford, Conn, ina
private letter received yesterday, announced
the dccease on December !, 1883, of his
sister, Miss Agnes :. whitelaw, formerly
residing here A lady of lovely christian
chara ter, she was very effective In mission
AIRY work in this city and in building up the
Congreg uionallst Sunday school during the
pastorate of Rev. MIR. Davis Aftc, her de-
parture from Gardiner about four years ago
she received an appointment as missionary to
the Micronesian Island. but III health pre-
vented her from carrying out the plans she
had long cherished aud for which she Wa.
especially adapted.
The Ten Times One is Ten Club Of this
city have AN auction sale OF fan " article. at
the residence of Mrs. IIarr, Richard. on
D,nni, street n.,t SATURDAY. .v.,;,, An
friends who are Interested in the good work
this club is doing in our city. are invited to
attend The club is also preparing for a
Christmas festival for tho children
Mrs II X. Morrill, of Fsrmingdal. vhs
has been seriously sick for come ti,n, mast |.
Mrs s. G. whitmorc, one of Gardiner.
talented musicians I'll. the role of OH.
vette in the op IRA to he given thi, ri,t
The rehearsals commence n,rt "wednesday
evening.
An interesting incident connected with the
concert of the Swedish lady singers. in this
city WAS the fact that only one person in the
large audience present understood the songs
whic, were sung. although all were greatly
pleased with the concert The lady was
Mrs. George NJ. Holmes of this city, a ma
tive of Sweden, and who was very much de-
lighted at hearing the charming song. Of her
ali
Mrs. Holmes says that the songs
were typical in nature AMI perfectly ren.
dered.
The remains of Mrs Moses King, who
died reccl tly in Lewiston, were brought to
Randolph yesterday for iuterment Mrs.
King was former residen, of Pittston. and
il the mother of Joseph and Lewis King of
Randolph
Miss Alice Jewell of Boston. who has
been the CUES. of Mrs Euleta Wilcox on
Autumn street, returned to her home ye.ter-
day
Mr.. W. s. Condell of Boston was in the
city yederday, at the Evans. Mr.. CoudelI
ia New England passenger and freight agent
Of the Union & Central Pacific railroad, the
finest position of its kind ia New England.
Postmaster White Of this city has suffered
good deal Of unjust criticism about the
clock which stands in the waiting room Of
the postotiice. lie is in no way responsible
for its running on local time rs 1t was
placed there as an Advertisements lie has
ordered the owner to have a red hand placed
on the clock To mark the standard time.
One of the plessantcst matrimonial events
of the season was the marriage Of Mis-. Jen-
ME S. Lambard of this city to Mr. Oscar NJ.
Chandler, prominent railroad man Of Bos-
ton The ceremony vas performed in tho
handsome patlot, Of Mr. j. s. Lambard on
Beach street, which were a perfect bower
Of roses, carnations and other rare flowers,
and beneath attractive fe.toon. Of smila1, the
happy couple were pronounced man and wife
by the Rev. Il. ". jenkins Of this city.
Miss Lambard was a'tired IN an attractive
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