Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17
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R4ces at West GardiDeT This After
noon Teachers Meeting Runaway
Boys Hotel Arrivals Personals and
City Cit Chat.



Next Tassdly evening the regular teach
rs meeting wili be held. State Supern-
t. 11,nt Luce and Mr. Purinton prime pal of
TIM State Normal School, are expected TO be
lail ort The teachers from Augusta. Hal
lowell and surrounding towns will be invit-
ID and profitable meeting may be looked
for
Mex Sunday afternoon at five o'clock the
regular meeting of the old Gardiner Reform
Club will be held in the Davenport block
Gool .paakers will be in attendance.
Talhat the Gardner ice man, has been
yetfins his ice from the Bradstreet houses in
+ arm % nQ'laje the past mouth where some
POGO tons # good ic' yet remain.
II Hacker, Farmingdale resident, is
- occup, jiIs .Iudge Webster house on Dres-
aea aYpnu.. a.ter tn last of this mouth.
N s. Angela Foster who has been visiting
fri.o1s in Portland Ore, has arrived home
Du7'rg her visit away al, took trip to
Aiaska All hrorgl1 home several fine photo
grapa, of the scenery there.
] f Berry, Boston, Rev. J. II. Little,
Rici.m md, and y. Melcher. Auburn were
It be- Evans, " dues Law
y
sp-ak at the salvation Army Barracks,
luur-day ani FL 'sv evenings.
Bill. are out for the biz police ball at Al
gu-,a. Thur.'lsy, the 24th inst
NV n. ] Clinton Hall and company will
appear in This city jG the western drama,
Ranch 10
Two lrnrks both tramps, were confined I
at the police station Wednesday night.
.Iultc Lr-Eahce waie Up one of the num-
her y TO attended the excursion to the White
Mountains " Wednesday.
The Kennebec dil 20 reach this city until
about quarter of four Wednesday after
room TIE beat was an hour late in leaving
Boston aHd ra-sel very rough voyage in
coming down. When at or near Richmond
tbev ran aground and consequently the late
arrival.
Rev Smith Baker. d. D. of Lowell, the
famous Massachusetts divine who is attract
ing such large audiences at the State $. S
b Conyention in AUgusIa. is native of Litch-
field and stlil sticks to his Old State
Fine Autographs of the R1ggles Street
Qpsrtette Of Boston are on exhibition in our
store windows. The sale of seats opened
Wednesday evening with an unusually large
sale for ~ NDeri-V
Frank r. Thomas and I A. Sutherlind,
Boston. were at Young's, "wednesday
Rev. q. " Hunt. Rev. W. W. 0gier an
Rev. 4. W jenkins we're in attendance at the
STATE Sunday School Convention in Augusta
Wednesday
james f Potter, the South Gardiner gro
car, is rejoicing over the addition of nine
p1urd bog to his family.
The Sinclair Bros, Madison and Ellery
Of Salem, Mass, we're in the city Wednes
day.
Percy Clancy of Richmond. vas IL tbs
cite w educ ssiay.
Deputy Sheriff James Tibbetts of Bel
grade was in the city We inesdsy on a bust
y. Tip
Tie kenusbee Farmers and Stock Breed
ers' association will have sretaer days trot
ting & Merriifs Driving Park, West Card
usr this ThGrsdav afterno n On accoun
Of bad weather aud previous engagements o
IS is the free-f5r all ciEss a, the pre-
vioas meeting. they being detained at Dam
a.ise0tta, il has been deciIed to give ano.he
days trotting. For the free-for all elias
a. gr.e of sl00 will be given, and for th
I 81 c'ass. s25 Following are. the entries
4, Free-for-aIl class-Thomzs McGu2ir, Gard
ner. &, Garfield; Charles Pickering
tiaryiiner. bs. Alnont Pstchen; Thoms
Simpson, Airs, eh z. Hector; A. z Nicke'
: son. Augusta. gr =. Gray Victor; Wi
Haey, Gardiner. b N, Huliah, Arthu
. Marso-. East pi,-s;on. gr z. DIR. Neal. rs
/. eiass-Pe,er Houlehan. Gardiner. blk I
Billy s.; Martin Burns, Gardiner, n