Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-26
RDINER.
A Gardiner Schooner Damaged-Mar-
riage on Waship ston Street Death Of
a Well Known Gardiner Lady-Chat
and Gossip.

GARDINER, Sept. 20.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Walter Kirk and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Towle, left this forenoon for
Bridgton. where they will spend week with
friends.
Capt. Hiram White received a dispatch
this morning from Capt. Littlejohn Of the
Schooner j. NJ. Moralis, saying that the
schooner vas at Hyannis. across the shoAl
from Cape Cod, Mass, filled with water. and
asking him to come Immediately. The
schooner left this port Sunday last, bound
for New York with lumber from II. W. jew
EFT. She is owned by Capt. WALTZ, William
Perkins and John Tarbox. The reason for
the accident is not known, but it is supposed
that che sprung leak in the rough weather,
and was Obliged to put into the above named
port. The cargo WAS insured in the Port
land Marine Underwriters Association.
Mr.. Henry Harrington returns tomorrow
from h rseback ride across country to
Wsldoboro, where he has been visiting
friends.
Mr.. David Dennis left tonight for Boston
on a business trip.
Geo l. Tebbetts, foreman of the Hol-
lingsworth & Whitney lower mill, is taking
a well earned vacation.
Capt. Andrews Of Biddeford, was in the
city today on business connected with the
purchase of tow boat. He is looking at
the J. T. Hoffman. owned by Arthur Berry
and will probably purchase it.
ID. W. Craig of the well known Diebold
safe manufacturing firm of Craig & Tucker,
B0itou, is registered at the johnson House
today.
Mr. A. Davenport, who has been on his
annual hunting expedition at the head waters
Of Mooseh head lake, returned on the Pullman
Tuesday night. He is much improved in
health and had jolly good time On his trip
Plenty of small game vas shot but no bears
or big game was sacrificed. He goes to New
York next week a. lay delegate to the trien-
nial convention of the Episcopal church.
Mr.. G. II. Adams and child and Miss Ollie
Libby of Limerick, are at the Evans. They
came to attend the wedding Of Miss Della
Gillette.
Mrs. J. ". l.. Bates is spending few
days with friends in Sidney
The NJ c As spent q very pleasant eve
ming at the residence Of Cspai John Drew
tonight, where they we're entertained BY
Mr.. John Drew. Jr.
Mr.. Fred Hunt, an employee at the paper
mills. got his fingers badly jammed Tuesday
night in one Of the calendar rolls.
An express package addressed to 'Houghl-
ton, Me- was one Of the curiosities at the
office yesterday. II was a new wrinkle
in spelling but it got there just the same.
People tell US that since the new Gardiner
Togus road has been sgitated an unusually
large number of soldiers have been seen ii
the city. They are evidently waiting fol
the first train to run Be patient. gentlemen
and you shall be speedily rewarded.
A delegation Of about 25 members Of
Canton Evergreen, No. l2, Of this city leave
tomorrow morning on the IS train wher'
they will be the guests Of Canton Worumbu
| If that city. They will be Joined at Bruns
wick by large delegations from the canton
| in those places. A fine time 10 anticipated
| Mr. s. s. Wright, principal Of the Hig
| School, is nov arranging for the appearance
| Of the Rugges Street Male Quartette in thi
city about January End. under the suspics
| Of the Senior class. A course of entertain
ments 10 being talked mp, bat no defnif
plans regarding the Others have been mad
as yet.
| Gardiner people attended the closing day a
the East Pitts:on Fair Yesterday. They al
say it was a fine exhibition.
|
in the city is progressing finely. The me
engaged in putting it in are nov adding tn
| finishing touches. and Lineman Stlphen
Of the opinion that the plant will be read
for its trial exhibition by Saturday evening
Great things are expected Of the new system m
The advance sale of tickets for the Y. N
| c. A. course Of entertainments for the com
| ing season 10 meeting With good success
about 200 having been already taken by ou
citizens. As the entertainments are exDen
sive ones sale Of $50 more will be neees
sary TO ensure that the association loos
nothing by the venture. Our citizens shouI
pledge this number in short time and thu
provide themselves With an excellent Iectuf
and musical course for the season.
l The residence Of Wn. II. Ring In Farm
ingdale vas the scene Of . gay gathering 0
young folks last evening. the event being RI
ception given by Miss q. Fannie Ring to cels
brate her sixteenth birthday. Besides Mis-
Rins's friends and classmates from the city
there we're present six young ladies' an
gentlemen from Richmond. The lars
rooms we're we'll filed With party that vel
bent on enjoyment. and the evening sIippe
b- all too rapidly With csr1s, music and daf
cling 70 speed the hours. After ices, cake
and fruit had been served the party broi
up and the Richmond guests we're escorts
to the station by the GasdineYites in bod,
. Miss Ring vas the recipient Of namber {
very pretty presents. The reception vas
complete success In every vay and will
looked back on - one Of the leading even
, in the opening Of the winter social season-
, The residence Of Mr.. Geo. ". 6illett
, Washisgson street., vss The scene Of no
happy and pretty wedding Yesterday afte
. soon, the bride being Miss Della c. Giliets
fCoa6nued . ieassh paes.1