Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-11
GARDINER.

After nearly years retirement from the
ierpsichorean arena the '.Antes' again come
to the front with the announcement that
they will give dance at Library Hall Wed
nesday evening. Pullen of Augusta will
furnish the music and very enjoyable time
is anticipated, as previous assemblies given
by the "Antes" have always been most pleas
ant occasions.
Sixty ears of freight is Gardeners contri-
button TO the outside world during last week.
L. + Little is announcing an opening of
new goods for today. Something new can
be found in every department.
Rev. Mr., Houghtons sermon at the Uni
yersalist church yesterday afternoon was
well attended. The subject was Money
How TO Get it and How to Spend it," After
getting his audience well supplied with the
plethoric the reverend gentleman proceeded
10 relieve them of it in a manner worthy of
a Wall street fnancier. The lecture was
instructive and interesting.
1t has been nearly year since Miss A.
IL. Gardiner of this city has held a musicale,
and friends of her pupils were gratlied 10
learn that she would hold one at her home
on Dresden avenue Saturday afternoon. AT
o'clo' the parlors were filled with friends of
herself and her pupils, who attentively lis
tened to the following programme given by
her pupils, many of the numbers being rem
dered with more than ordinary excellence:
/. Duett,-Llght Cavalry,
Misses Bartlett and Moore.
2. song-"i Love TO Sing"
Miss Grace Nash.
,. Tyrtl,- Miss Alice While.
i,-sOng.-Pierot, Miss May smiley.
.. Rondo ,Dussekl, Miss Eva Cusie.
g. song,-Ave Maria, (I.uzzb. Miss HanIey.
:. Christmas Chimes. Miss Marion Lawrence.
$. somg-Browu Eggs Mis-, Daisy Glidden.
9. Nocturne tLaugeJ. Miss Blanche Lawrence.
INTERMIsSIoN.
/. song.-Norah Darling tBalfe)
Miss Sampson
?. Polish Danse, tsehwarenka,
Miss Ro.elind Richards.
2. Song,-"i Love My Love-, Miss Moan.
I. Nesper Bells, Miss Maud Mitchell.
). Lingarea, tMiliardj,
Miss Annie Cunningham.
6. Galop de Concert (tiolibeckl,l Miss uanley.
:. song, Non Yer, Mattel, Miss IIaine.
"a. Nocturne, Chopin
! b. Russian sleigh Bells, TschouskI
Miss Alice Richards.
9. Song, Miss Bailey
10. symphony, Hayden,
Misses Alice and Rosa Richards
a ht htai VI but luDDst WHICH
was shot by Mr.. Amni Davenport last fall,
has been set up by Mr.. G. ID. Libby and is
now on exhibition in TIM show window of
Mr.. Davenport's store where it attracts a
great deal of attention. 1t is truly a hand
some specimen and is said to be one of the
finest ever brought from the Maine woods
The taxilermal work has been done by Mr.
Libby in very creditable manner, the work
looking life-like in position. Messrs. Doug
las and Higgins, two noted guides in North
ern Maine who have recently seen the head,
pronounce it a perfect piece of work.
Charles Marston of Augusta was incar-
cerated in the cooler Saturday.
The second day of the stock exchange in
this city was very good one for some of
our people who bought a little wheat and
made neat little sum out of the drop which
sent wheat to the lowest point Saturday that
it has reached for over month.
Mrs. c. A. Crockett and wife and Mr.. +.
II. Berry aud wife of Rockland, were in the
city Saturday, at the Evans Mr.. Crockett
is prominent lime merchant in Rockland,
and Mr. Berry is one of the proprietors of
the Thondike Hotel.
As the years roll by which places the war
of the rebellion still further back on the
pages of history, those who participated in
It's thrlliiDg scenes dehght all the more to
assemble together and talk over the dark days
of the war. A pleasant gathering of this
nature was held Friday evening at the store
of Asbury johnson. The occasion
being the reunion of Co. of
the old 24th Maine regiment. About S5
veterans were in attendance and a pleasant
and profitable time enjoyed. After
speeches, poems and songs, a collation. was
served, and when the tables were cleared
stories of the war were told until the wee
small hours of the morning, when the COM
rades lie parted.