Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-25
GARDIN Err.
Sunday at the Churches Ac-
cident - The Methodist Young Peo-
pie Organize.
GARDINER, MAY "a

A correction should be made concerning
the new school house at New Mills 1t will
be placed at the corner of Central ard Cher
ry streets instead of Water aud Cherry Sts.,
as announced in yesterdays Journal.
Mr., c. p, Porter, the enterprsing fish
and meat dealer, displays attractive signs
and awnings on his store at the south end.
Mr.. Edward McCausland while at work
in the hold of vessel loading ice at Rich's
houses at Farmingiale. this forenoon, re-
ceived a severe cut in the knee from an ice
pick The cash was quite deep one and
Mr.. McCausland was brought to this city
where DIR. Plimpton dressed the wound.
John A. Morse of Bath was in the city
today at the Evans.
Mr.. win Z. Msrcy returned from his
trip to Calais today. He brought home a
fine carriage horse purchased of Calais
parties The horse will arrive Saturday.
B S. Smith of the sash and door factory
on Bridge St. is doing a rushing business on
job work and is now figuring on several large
contracts.
ID Whitehouse, l.. C. Cornish and Adiu-
| tant General Sprague were in the city today
City crier Reed wishes US to say that the
temporary trouble in which he became in
yolve1 with the Randolph shoe trouble has
been satisfactorily adjusted and he is now
ready for business of all kinds and descrip-
ton
The Ten Times One Club of this city
which was Obliged to vacate its rooms over
the store of Mr. George n. Johnson will
take a vacation through the hot season, but
when the cooler weather of fall arrives, will
commence work again. New room. will be
a,,J ho olr
perform its legitimate AMI eavating work
The club has grown to be one of the recog
nized institutions of the city. having accom-
plished much good since It's organization.
DIR. Phiibrick left today for his weeks
stay in iIallOwell The Doctor has had re-
markable success in his treatment of his
Gardiner cases many of which have been
Of the most stubborn character. He uses
the Massage mode of treatment for chronic
diseases with much success, and his monthly
visits are anxiously awaited by many of our
leading citizens, who are under his treat
ment
Mr.. j, d. Hughes returned last night
from a trip TO Boston.
Rev. Mr.. jenkins of this city has been en-.
gagged to deliver the Memorial address Al
Spears Corner.
Mrs. W. ;. Whitman and her daughter
Mrs. Edwin Hendee, of Augusta, we're in this
city to-day, calling on friends.
Mrs. Harriet Binn of Randolph died yes.
| ter1ay forenoon, from the results of a sho k
of paralysis received last week The de-
ceased was a well known resident of Ran
dolph, and was about Sc years of age. He
| funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at
| O'Clock. the Rev. W w. Ogier conductin,
the services.
| large number Of the young people Of th,
Methodist society met at the parsonage las
evening, and after short time spent in coz
versstion. organized Young Peoples Re
ligiOus, Literary and Social Union" This
following were chosen as officers: Pres. J
NJ l. Bates; Vice Presidents, Miss May
Side and Mrs f. c. Dill; Sec'y, Miss Mabe
Lander; Treas, Miss Lena Smith Cor
Secy, Robert Hill The following commit
tees were also appointed entertainment, re
ception. lookout examining and religion
work. The new society will have for it. OBJ
iect the religious, social and intellectual up
lifting Of its members and the church. II
hi. end sociabIes, entertainments and othe
gatherings will be arranged. The frat regu
lar meeting occur. on the third Tuesday o
June in the church vestry.
Mrs. w. W. Wright left today for Bath
where she will inspect the corps connecte,
with the Grand Army Post in that city th
evening.
At the Salvation Army meeting on Sunda
evening Cadet Williams of Portland will re
late his experience.
During the absence of CITY Marshal Nor
ton Deputy Marshal Sprsgue will perform
his duties and Special Officer John Wake
, field uill be on duty as deputy.
fine pair of grays purchased Of Mr.
Charles T. Trask we're bitched to the At
kinson Co. s new delivery wagon for the FIR.
time today. II makes fine business-Iik
turnout.
The tug Stella is now being painted q
Gray's wharf and will be ready for busines
in a week or ten days.
The workmen are busy nov putting tb
finishing touches to the wood work of III
. addition - the Methodist church in Ran
dolph. The Journal scribe went through tn
! building today finding it much improve
: over its old appearance. A large, high
posted Sunday School room with goo
, sized class room and kitchen and fue
room occupy the first floor. Tasty, windin
stairs lead to the auditorium above. Th
painters will come on Monday and will fnis
up the interior with lard oil. The exterio
will be treated to a printing coat only 4
r present, but will be entirely painted in
, short time. Rev. Mr.. Ogier, pastor of tn
church, says that it will be ready for dedics