Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-30

The officers Of Warren Division No. 8,
Sons of Temperance. of this city, we're
elected Monday evening As follows: W.
r, J. W. Chadwick; w. A., Jane Hender-
son; r. s., J VI. Larrabee; A. K s., Miss
Lizzie Chadwick; +. s.. D. G. Andrews:
Treas, A. K P. Bufgm; Chap Samuel
Lane; Con, Berrie Hartman; A. Con,
Mrs Fannie French; |. s, Mn. Margaret
Curtis, y. ). s., A. l. Hartman The OH
eers-elect will be Installed next Moaday
evening.
A trio Of puxilistie characters repaired
themselves TO a room late Monday night and
INDUCED in few Passages with the gloves
Some rather hard olo~s we're exchanged be-
fore the melee ended and a. a result one Of the
John Is CANE OF With several scalp wounds
which required DR.. Turner'S skill to elose
up
Hessrs- j. Il. LArrabee and W j LaDders
Of this city have returned from their trip 10
TRINITY Commandery, X. T.. of Hadson
Mass, IN company With Mr.. john E. Avery Of
Augusta and report q most enjoyable pill
grimage and a cordial reception by tn. ST
knights of Hudson On their arrival Thurs
day evening they were rendered banquet At
the Mansion House, after which the special
coneiass of the eommAndery was held, al
which the resolutions were presented By
Eminent Sirs, J. NJ Lsrrabee OF this city
and John l. Avery Of Augusta the former
making very neat and sell vor led speech
The resolutions were Acce pied for the com
mandery of Hudson by EN-. Sir j NJ Child
At the conclusion Of the meeting a ane
banquet was served and after-dinner speeches
made by several prominent members of the
Knights Templar. Mr.. W. j. LAnders of
this city responded TO the toast "Oli Maine"
In spicy, original and pleasing remarks
The Sir knights return to Gardiner very
much pleased with their tip and enthusiastic
over the anbounded hospitality Of the frsters
Of Trinity COmmandery of Hudson.
IL is understood that a remonstrance to the
electric road between this city and Augusta
is in circulation.
Mr.. George Hezelton and Miss Bertha
Partridge of this city attended the legislative
reception at the Augusta House Monday even
ing Miss Partridge the guest of Mrs.
Fred COny during her visit at the capitol.
Meetings have been held for the past three
weeks at the Free viii Baptist church in
this city, and have met with such good sue
cess that they are to be continued during the
present week. Quite large number
est in the work is manifest.
Happy" White was again the inmate of
one Of the cells at the cooler" yesterday.
He had just got out Of jail, but the ardent
was too much for him and he got run in
again.
Mr.. Harry T.. Larrabee will soon sever his
connection with the Gardiner Home Journal
and goes to Lowell, Mass. where he has ac-
cepted fine position in the job department
of the Lowell Citizen. Mr.. Larrabee is a
young man of much ability and his friends in
this city will be glad to hear of his advance
ment. He leaves February 9th for his new
position.
The Poverty ball occurs this evening in G.
A. X. hall and will undoubtedly be full
dress affair. The music is furnished by Rad
cliffs orchestra. Prizes will be offered for
the most poverty stricken costumes. Cas-
well has charge of the affair.
The viii X. Lincoln concert company, an-
nounced TO appear in this city under the aus
pieces of Maine Comman iery X. T., will be
MANAGED by Mr.. johnson instead. The next
company which appears here under the aus
pieces of the Knights will in all probability,
present first-class dramatic entertainment
The ladies of the Randolph Methodist
society were busily engaged yesterday in
trimming the yestry preparatory to their
rainbow supper which occurs tomorrow even
ing. Judging from appearances the room is
to be full of miniature ranbows of most
gorgeous colors. A fine time is anticipated.
Ice cream, cake and royal good supper are
among the inducements 10 attend.
j. ID. Hughes of this city recently sent
fine mahogany finish, upright Gilbert piano
to Augusta parties.
A committee of members of the Gardiner
band was appointed NJ onday evening to make
arrangements for the holding of a fair some
time in the near future, the proceeds of
which are to go to that organization. The
affair ought to be well patronized as the band
is a good one.