Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23
GARDINER

We have made special arrange ments
signal service srather indications, a repor.
Of the state of the thermometer, wind and
condition of weather at six of the leading
points in the Atlantic States OF most inter- 81
TO ice men. These reports are taken at each
place named, at the same hour, and will 20 n
a most valuable record for ice men to stud,
each morning The report will be published
every day through the winter
The accommodation train carries newly
painted cars and its passengers feel once
more at home.
Messrs W. J. Landers. J. W. Lash and J..
VI. Larrabeee composing delegation from
Maine Commandery X. T, leave tomorrow
morning in company with ten gentlemen
from Trinity Commindery of Augusta, for
a trip to Hudson, Mass. The JOINT commit
tees present the engrOssed resolutions To
TRINITY Commandory of that place tomorrow
evening.
The installation of Evergreen Lodge of
Ola Fellows occurs tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Weston Lewis gave very enjoyable
rece ptiOn YESTERDAY a. her home on Vine
street, the hours being from four to ten.
Mrs j. S. Lambard gives a progressive
parry NJ uti Hohe w
tomorrow evening.
Dr. Philbrook has ust completed mis-
weeks stay in this cit, and leaves for
Iallosell today, where he will be quartere.!
at the iallosell House from the twenty
fourth To the twenty eight. He has had all
he eonld do. having attended over hun
dred calls during his brief stay in this city,
and has given Subtraction in all eases
! Mr. Arthur Allen, of Boston. has been in
the city for the past few days on a brief
visit .ith friends.
I The annual meeting of the Gardiner Loan
and Building Association occurs next Satur-
hay evening at half past seven O'Clock, in
CITY Council rooms. 4 treasurer auditor
and three directors are the officers to be
chosen.
Capt Landerkin. who mas been confined To
the house for some time, Is reported to he
suffering from severe paralysis of the throat,
ungs and bronchial tubes and is considered
10 be dang erously i'll.
t:Mr, Mustard of Richmond has purchased
the Could house in Farminglale.
Rev. Mr. Short will supply the pulpit at
the Episcopal church next Sunday.
Miss Annie Greeley of Portland has been
engaged to take the part of the Countess in
the coming opera of olivette. The choice
il received with much favor among Gar liner
people
Prof Protheroe and the present choir have
been engaged for the present month at the
Episcopal church
Stage reh, arsals for Olivette commence
this week.
: horse belonging to VIM. II. Ring ran
from Boynton's stable Monday night for
Farmingdale and landed in that thriving 10
cahty with the remnants of the pung. No
one was injured.
The ice in the river is from one and half
TO ihrte inches thick with a covering Of
eight inches of snow. Several ice firms
have crews of men at work flooding the ice
fields ard some are INDUCING in a little
.craping. The ice viii have to be planed
two or three times in order TO make it mar
ketable Rhode Island and Connecticut
ponds and rivers are all open, likewise the
Hudson, and the kennebec is IN not much
better condition.
The Oakland lodge Of Good rempiars en-
tertaned Richmond lodge Of Richmond, at
their hall last evening. delegation mum
beripg nearly fifty arrived from Richmond
and quite q number of others were present
from out OF town. fine ent. rtanmeni
Was given the visitors by members of the
lodge in this city.