Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-20

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Carney il Music Hall. Bostos. ooe year aso
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IN ths World Il weight and would prefer Nc
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we're |. the city today snd Looked over the
r. c. HolDss plant, in which company The
former gentleman u Interested - . director.
Ths geaslemen were very mech pleased II
he Holmes works and also the entire city
which they regarded - one Of he bese
places In the Stase for the successful prose-
eusion Of business enterprise. They are
shrsvd business men and hey ceftainiy
shov seme sense in their opinion Of Gardner
and her vsaes power fAcihres.
The marriage Of . vell-knovn employee
In one Of our newspaper eseabliahmsnss to .
young lady of this city is aid - haze besa
celebrated last evening. Ths wedding
ceremony vas performed very quietly a.d
not even the intimate friends Of The eoapas
knew Of the affair.
Al the Evan's House today are registered
". w. Mills Of Foxcrofs. Z. A. lneails.
d. J. Murphy Of Boston and c. E. Sdason.
Bion 4. Lane md 8. B. fslkes Of Portland.
Gen. Luther 6tsphensoa and Mis- Susie
Stephenson lefs today for bingham, Mass.
having been sanmonsd BY The severe illnsss
Of Mfs. March, Gen. 6tephsnsou's daughter.
- In t~aa Sakt - k~rS
midnight and continued during part Of this
forenoon, has not made much Of . rise in the
river - il vas mestly Q local storm. The
ice still remains firm q South Gsrdioer and
the majority Of the icemsn are glad that IL
10 % - they have fair Aelds nov and. do not
care 70 run the risk Of securing . better
freeze - is 10 70 late In the season. The
rain has helped the ice In the main - is has
not been strong enough to weaken II much. |
cold snap would help matters for the |
majority Of the icemen but would necessitate |
, change Of base for others who are less
fortunate and have their fields jammed with |
Ice from points above.
One Of our Wholesale candy merchants has |
already sold 1000 pounds in large lots within |
the last ten days and will sell nearly three |
tons before the Christmas holidays are over. |
His trade this year will amount to oeafly |
$4,000, asainst sbout half that cum last see |
son. 1t would appear that Gardiner people |
are increasing in their love Of swestmsass.
Even at this early day our base ball enihusi- |
asts are talking up local club for next Sea- |
son. 1t 10 we'll that Il 10 . local club that 10 |
being agitated - IL has been demonstrated |
that salaried club 10 high priced luxury |
for this place, while local club would draw |
considerable patronage.
Mr.. Geo. Greeley Of Bangor was in the |
city today and gave the Journal scribe .
very entertaining chat on the ice prospect in |
the Penobscot and Kennebec. He spoke Of
the excellent work Of the steamer Penobscot |
in breaking up the ice and pointed out the
necessity Of the employment Of similar
agencies on this river. Mr.. Greedy says the |
ice on the Penobscot 10 excellent, and was
surprised at finding our own river in 90 good
condition.
Our fashionable ladies' are bound to be
comfortable this winter when the snapping
cold finally arrives. Two Of them took time
BY the forelock today and ordered handsome
seal skin sacques of Mr.. Henry Barker, At
the corner store.