Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-22
GARDINER.


II our Gsrliner contemporary will use its
Office tape line it will dad ,ha, the Daily
kenaebee Journal is actually the largest
daily paper in Maine. The two papers
which il thinks are larger thsa the Journal
il wall fni by actual measurement are both
smaller. The width OF all three psper, /.
I nine columns. but one is shorter than the
Journal hy an inch aud quarter and the
oiher by half an inch. Our eentemporar,
will admit that very little sliitionsl lensth
on th'rn-six columns makes in the agyre.
/ gate considerable amount of space, Il ou,
friends desire to test thi. let lhem carefall,
measure the length AMI width of cur eolanns
and then compare with similar measurement.
on any other daily in the Stase. This ties, /,
simple ami satisfactory one.
Officer >pTHgue arrested Albert +. san
horn Tues lay afternoon Tor lsreeny TIL,
fellow WAS in George II. winslows dinius
reom on Water street. and reaching road
the corner Vf the show ease, while the pro
prieior was out of the room. succeeded In
securing about as in cash. Capt Sprasu,
~ss pa'siae at the time and caught the fei.
low in the act. lie wa, taken 10 Augusta
yesterlav stternoon.
The diver who came from Boston Tues
day vas NJ work on the water pc nearly al
dsy YESTERDAY. At about twelve o'clock h.
discovered leak near the pier on the Gar
diner shle, hch was caulkei. The work i.
not yet CT npl, ted.
j c. Morrison was In Portland YESTERDAY
T. consult an oecnlist. Mr., Morrison ha,
'een having trouble with his eye Tor som.
tine past.
GA & curiosity presented it.elf at the
eooler yesterday in the form of y reformed
tramp The grntlm man va, willing to work
hut couli hui nothing To 10, and cons, Qucnt
iy gave himself into the hsnls of the cit,
guAriisns of the peace, Who sent hias TO Au- |
gusr >e,tcrlsy
III 'kets are nov on sale at various places |
about town for the fair to he given hy III, !
Sons of Veterans Jan 1912. uG. Az
hall in Rtndolpl. Quite gooi list of pr zes |
10 he dra"n BY ii ;ket h)llers. is alver.
tse,l.
Mr. J. Marston of Randolph, has sold |
his spring bed business aud moved to Angus
IA, Thurs lay, where he has purchased the
kenneb ebsc house on the eas, side of the riy- |
Mrs Ell Smith is reported as being qlite
sick with diphihcra Mrs. Smhh has r,-
Gently lost a daughter with the same dis
ease.
iorms1 and ilsrrington's Comedy Com.
pany is 10 appear in Muldoons P.cnic at
Johnson Hall this evsring
Several new sigrs are being painted on
the front of the Gardiner Beef Co.'S building
Banks, son of Mr.. Geo Banks OF
Beach street, is quite sick Threatened ut
tack OF pneumonis.
Smiths bakery is turning out p barrel. Of
crackers per daF. Tn 'ir oyster, butt AMI
soda crackers are good AS any in III,
market.
Ms II Z. Merriam AMI Mss Adelaide
c, op'r w,il asset Mrs Jackson at her recep
ton tomorrow evening".
Two schhoncrs are loading with lumber a.
Putnam 4 Closson's mill in R,ndolph
Mr. j. ID ST phenson is building A new
house on Highland avenue.
liy reqm st several selections from III.
d" Merry War will be given at Mr.. Lane
co cert. Our citizens were very mncl
pleased with the opera last winter anl w,ll
te glad TO learn that portions Of II will b,
reproduced.
Among the approaching society even
"h ch viii occur IN ia ahonable circles is an
nounce the marriage of Mss Laura Lewis.
one OF Rirlrlph's caIrming young l,lles. to
Mr., Fred Cuny of Augusta, The wedding i.
To occur On the morning of Thanksgiving
day.
Rev. o. Il. Cheney. president of Bates
College, was in the citv yesterday
Ms. Jane Lambard. daughter of i. s
Lambard of this city, will soon give u . her
position with Mrs. llosAtd oi Boston 10
marry awell known gentlt man of that city
kepirs are being made on highland
avenue.
The monthly tea hers meeting was held
last Tuesday evening,
+ BrHg ion of RandDlph who has been
nlfcfing from the effects of r, cent paraly-
tlc shock, is improyit
Miss ihIratOn of Bb-ton is in the city the
guest of Mrs. Henry Il clard..
One of our promineht citizens, who |.
thorou hlv posted on rauiical matters gave
our reporter the iollpWiug namcs as sug
grs,iors for n name for the new It, amer
winch is Low being built at Bath And whlcu
Is to run On the -nDebec AMI Ba'ton Line
Nathaniel kinball, iluntrcss. X ,nnebec.
CITY of Gardiner, Nahumkeag, Ga IroI Civ
>agalah"c. The first name i. suggested IL
hIuor # Capt Nat X mball who wa, cap
tain of the hrst steamer ever run to Boston
and VINO MAS wIiely ktownand yer, popular
The second is suggested in memory OF the
old "lluniress," ole of the first steamers To
run 10 the kennrbrc from Boston The |
Huntress was very fast boat and her best
record has been tackled by the Star with
quite satisfactory results To h rself. The
II mes are all gDoi and show considerable
thought and know ledge of what is required.
Gar, the SibtrlaI blood hound men.
Toned Ia last weeks Lewiston 1Irual. vas
brought To ihi' city by MIR Frel-Titk La1e
Ia 1851. He ~as then lot quite year old.
making him now eight ,ears old instead oi
hive Mr Lane bought him of rhiladel
phia fancler ~ho hal imported the mp'her
,nis about two months before Cars birth
.zar's father was Ivan, all immense blood
lJund, the pet Of the emperor OF Russia.