Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-04
GARDINER.
New Religious Notices for Sun
day-InstallstioL of Officers Of Tenn
pie OF Honor-Notes, News and Gen.
eral Comment.
GARDINER. May 3.


The diphtheria quarantine was removed
from the Robinson house Friday and there
are now but four cases in the city, all of
which are now slowly convslescent
dangerous Compromise" will be the
subject of discourse at the Congregational
church Sunday evening.
Regular monthly meeting of the city gov
eminent will he h Id Monday evening.
The gold watch gwen away Wednesday
night was awarded to Mr.. Wallace C
Church of Smthtown, the holder of No
1s9.
Rev. Mr. Hunt will conduct the services
at the Methodist house Sunday Services
in the for. noon afternoon ani evening.
Bark Examiner W A. Heard of Concord
n H., was in the city today at the Evans.
Manager Houlehsn has quite number of
the base bail boys out practising every day.
Davis and Doyle are hard at work and are in
good cord ton About SIPS has already
been subs rbed toward def,aving the ex-
pen'es of club and more is promised
Mr. {. A Dean of Boston in the city
today at the Evans Mr. Dean is president
of the Holingsworh & Whitney Paper Co.
and Is in the city on business connected with
the company's mills at the New Mills
Chas Johnson clerk for Bra 'street Bros,
left for a trip to Boston last night.
Representatives from several Boston firms
were in the city today displaying samples of
various styles of church pews before the
committees Of the Baptist ami Congregational
societies. Those selected by both commit
tees to be placed in the churches come from
the house of Carroll Clark. of Boston, and
are of ash They are of excellent design,
being especially conducive to comfort and
provided with a felt cushion. III pevs for
both churches i'll differ only in minor detail.
and will be very neat. The seating capacity
of the Baptist church will be about 37j
Sing Song service is the attraction for
Sunday afternoon at the Salvation army bar
racks and a general ealvstion meeting will
be held in the event z. Both services will
be conducted by Capt Durham.
Pine Tree Temple of Honor of this city
held its semi annual Installation of officers.
| last pight. in Pilgrim Fathers hall. Mr.. ].
J Jones, G W. T., of HaIlowel performed
the installation ceremony. The folio wing
are the officers for the next .ix months: S
II Dow, W. c. T.; Geo. Holt, W V. T.:
Sanford Thomps w Rec James Y.
Slater. w. Ush=r; Joseph Dunton. W.
Chap: John Connors, W. D. Usher; W
Jones, W. Fin. Sec A. N. Cannon. W.
Treas; Henry Gid1en. W. Asst. Rec. :;
Alvin Moody, W. Guard: Thos Rines. W
Sentinel; l.. S. RInes, P W. c. +. The
annual session of the Grand Temple will
convene with the Temple in this city some
time in June.
1t is probable that the new steamer Ken
nebec" will be in readiness TO run on the
line by the frs, of June. Mr.. Thomas
Rieb. president of the company arrived in
the city Wedns sday nignt after having ,pent
/ the day in looking over the vessel at her
I moorings in Ba b. The coGtract calls for
her completion June Is hut Mr. Rich think. +.
she will be ready BY II first.
A rumor vas current on the streets to-
day that Mr. John Nash formerly super
I iutendsns of the water works of thi. city
had sgff rel the loss OF his little year old
daughter by severe attack of Group. We
were unable TO substantiste the report up To
/ seven o'clock.
! Lester Giddings was throw from his horse
iIiie riding horseback Yesterday and quite
severely injured.
! Erect n. Wheeler left this morning for
/ Ranseley whers he has sccepted position
q. clerk in the Mountain View House during
I the summer season.
Ailbridge A. 5rear of this citv received
! his sp ointment to the railway mail service
yesterday lie has been assigned to the
Bsrgor and Boston division
Mr.. E. A. Brown Of Randolph has re-
Gently made extensive changes in ths