Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-13
GARDINER.


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Mrs. Laura Z. Richards for the coming pre-
sentation of 'Olivette" will be introduced
Let iandsuen hug the blazing fire
And cover oer the giOwIn4 Goals,
| Lat b0, and women tide al h
And Iremble when the thund rolls.
But vial lad like you and
Can lind no home but on the sea.
fo' h0i yo beaye no!
Hoist sails, awi we 60
Iue "ave may dash. iAe wind may blow,
But what care We yo hrase no
When loudly oi rs the northern g,le
And wh te caps curl above the blue,
Then think of me, my ios ly ninil,
And .y 10 your Jack be true.
For tar and wide th ugh he may range,
The sailors heart can never chang.
10, no n yo heaVe hoi
Hoist sails, away We gUi
The wave may da,h, tue wind may blow.
But what care wet yO heave toi
What came near being q serious confagra-
ton was exunguished by Officers Sprague
and Buzzell at +. C Holmes foundry on
Water street Monday night at about O'Clock.
1t came from carboy of yitriol which ha
contained sulphuric acid and was sitting on
the core oven outside the foun,lry. The Off
GERS threw snow over the blaze and extil-
guished it. No cause is assigned.
The auction at T. NJ. this afternoon will
dispose Of large stock of tirst class grocer
les, crockery and plated silverware and hun
dreds of other things that every one wants
and can have by attending the sale. Lam
bard, aurtioneer.
One of the cosiest, prettiest and busiest
little offices on our street is that situated over
the post Office and occupied by Miss VI. l..
jenkins as an art studio. Miss Jenkins. who
.as student of .. E. Moore of Portland,
is thorough artist and has hung in her ate
Ear col of pnl N nil M
nue. charcoal and crayon designs and por-
traits. Miss jenkins has classes of twenty
nine pupils at pr, sent some of whom are al
the studio and were evidently apt pupils of an
apt teacher. Miss JenkIns.will hold an exhi-
brtion OF york done by her pupils next Monday
evening.
At the commi tee me eting of Canton
Evergreen Monday evening, committees OF
ladies' from each of the city wards were
chosen to solicit fancy articles for the fail
Feb. 26 rs.
One of the pleasantest occasions in the
history of the A. D. L. W. Lodge in this
city was held at their hall Monday evening
A delegation of members of Highland
Lodge of Augusta and their wives, to the
nnmber of twenty five. were in attendance
aud large number of ladies from our OWL
city were also present. twas voted to meet
Saturday evening at the residence of j. c
Morrison, where the formation of relief as
sociation will be discussed
The Mendelssohn quartetie will appeal
| in this city Saturday evening in the lower
| hall of the High School building. Twelve
| young ladies and gentle men of the first anC
second classes will give variety to the enter
tsinment by declamatiors and recitations
| The young ladies' and gents have been tax
ing lessor in elocution under Mr.. Small Of
| Bates College, and the two will und' ubt
| edy present fine entertainment
| Mr.. James B Sawyer of this city. died a
the residence of his daughter Mrs. ID. C
Palmer, yesterday afternoon at four o'clock
Mr.. Sawyer had beef sck but few hours
having been taken Monday evening with q
sudden attack of pneumonia. He was abou
| eighty nine years of age and was one ol
GarIiner's prominent old citizens.
| The petition for the establishment in thi,
| city of tribe of Improved Order of Red
Men, is now at the hardware store of Wiley
| & Moore. Mr.. j, d. FOES of Augusta, who
is in crested in the institution of the tribe il
this city, was in the city yesterday and says
that the outlook is i'll encouraging, good
! ly number of our citizers having already af
liked their autograph to the petition.