Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-04
GARDINER.

visiting friends in this city for the past wee
returned To her home in Bath yesterday.
Mr.. Walter H. Emery, engineer At Pu
nsm Blossoms mill in Randolph, lef, We,
terday for the West
The regular monthly meeting of the cit
council occurs this evening
Operations were resumed al the Randolp
shoe factory yesterday. There is only
t~o-thlids crew at work al present a, tn
larger part of their orders were allied Ia
fore Thanksgiving. A larger force than u,
ual will be employed when the season com
mences in 50.
/ MIR. James whitten, one Of the hremen ol
the famous steamer Hsytian Republic Al
rived al home in this city Sunday.
Judge A. r. Savage of Lewiston va, ii
the city yesterday.
A company of about twenty tive youn,
ladies' and gentlemen gave Miss Eva Soper ,
pleasant surprise party at her HON,
on Church street last Saturday evening
Refreshments, were served at ten and th,
evening was very enjoyable one. Anon.
those present from out of town we're Mis-,
Gertrude Greculief of Bath and Mr. Harry
Dennis Of Portland.
Mr. J. II, Wight and wife spent Sunday
at the home of Mrs WIght's parents, Mr
and Mrs. I, j. kellet, in Skowhegan
\. John Little of Portland was in the city
81 s a
Little of this city
Among the prominent matrimonial events
of the month i, the approaching marriage of
Miss Mary ID. White daughter of Postmas-
ter Chas. A. White TO DR. John Dikc of
Melrose, Mass. The wedding will occur on
2ath of this month Miss White i. one of
GARDENERS most accomplished and agreeable
young ladies.
MIR. +. W. Cochran, the music teacher.
has opened his new office at No. 273 Water
street.
John I. Stone, prominent citizen OF
this city, who has been an invalid for some
time, is reported as very low.
There will be special business. meeting
Of the Y, NJ. G. A. tomorrow evening
fine line of genuine yarn can be found
at Searles, in Randolph,
On Sunday forenoon at ten O'Clock fire
VA. discovered in She dwelling house of
Robert Burnham, which is located in the
Flagstaff district on the Marston road, abou,
two miles from this city. The house and a
portion of its ,ontcnti were burned. Some
of the furniture and the barn were saved.
The loss was fully covered by insurance.
Mr.. John Newell, superintendent of the
spring department of Wentworth & CO.. =
works, went to Boston SUNDAY night on the
Pullman.
Mrs. NJ. A. Randall of IIsllowell who has
been visiting at Postmaster Whites, returned
to her home yesterday.
The advance sale of tickets for the Swed-
ish Lady singer on next Friday evening, 10
an unusually large one and does credit to
GARDENERS appreciation of good musical en-
tcr,ainments The company is highly REQ
commended and deserves crowded house.
Misses Emily sampson and Winnie Gif-
the Pullman Sunday night, where they will
purchase handsome line of millinery and
fancy articles for their holiday trade.
fellow named Murray came very near
serious injury at the new mills yesterday
He was employed about the bui dingz at the
Cobbossee mill of the IIollings~orth 4 Whit
ney Paper Company, and fell distance of
thirty feet. Fortunately no bones were
broken, but he was badly bruised and con,
siderably shaken up.
Mrs. Russell White is seriously i'll at her
home on Mechanic street.
The trial in the case of Morton W. Wilton,
in which several Gardiner people are inter
e-ted, comes of this afternoon in Augusta.
The schooner Donahue is unloading coal
at Dingley Bros. wharf.
Mr.. ID. X. Marston OF Randolph has moved
his spring bed business from Cross base.
ment in thi, city to vacant building il
Jewett's lane, Randolph
The schooner which was towed up to Put
nam Blossoms mill it being loaded with
lumber for New York. A large crew is al
work day and night in order that she may
get out before the river closes.
Mr.. A. Davenport left Monday for the
Dead River region beyond Eu-ts ~here he
will try moose hunting for 4 Ii tie shie
During the last eight years, Mr.. Davenport
has brought from that locality four moost
asd one fourteen year old bull caribou.