Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-13
GARDINER.
Randolph Base Ball Cuba Bad Acct
dent-At the Hotels Sunday Ser
vices at the Methodists.

II is rumored that one of onr Young lady
teachers is soon to sail out upon the seas of
matrimony in company with young engineer
of Boston who is quite well known in this
city.
large number of our base ball en-
bail game. at Augusta, and were more than
satisfied with the rich display of ball playing
they put up.
j. IT, Harrington, a son of Judge Earring
ton. Palatxa, Fla, ard F. NJ. Bckford,
Boston, are stopping at the johnson.
There were three drunks mp before Judge
Larrabee, Friday. Two were given Is days,
and one 80 days, in the kennebec Jail
F. A. Smith Jr., Portland: George B.
Randlette Richmond J. s Scott mason
and contractor, Dsnvers, Mass, are stopping
at the Evans.
A most disgusting sigh. to witness. Friday
afternoon, was couple young Randolph
bruisers, aged about eleven years, pummel-
ing each other, a Ia Sullivan kirain while
about dozen of their young companions
stood round in ring and cheered them on.
George Lever, a young lad of about H.
employed in Putnam and Blossoms saw mill.
Randolph, met with quite a serious accident
Thursday. He was working on cut of
saw, when, for some reason, he reached over
and put his hand under the saw, cutting a
bad cash across the back of the hand. az
well as tearing it quite badly. The wound
was dressed BY DR.. Plimpton
The usual meetings will be held at the
Salvation Army on Sunday, to be conducted
by Cadet Williams. The subject for the
evening discourse will be, "Snatched from
the Flames"
Saturday afternoon there will be an ex-
citing game of ball played on the Randolph
grounds, between the Richmonds and Ran
dolphs. The personnel of the Randolphs is
as follows Brown, pitcher; Kersey,
catcher; Thompson, Collins and Webber. on
the bases; Trask, short stop; Eddie Sesrles.
Ellie Searles and johnson. in the outfeld ;
Young Brown. the pitcher, is only seventeen,
and il. a coming Clarksoa. The Randolphs
have yet to lose game this season. while the
Richmonds tied the Rsndolphs, recently
Daley and Ridley will be the battery for
Richmond. Game called at 3.45
There will be an immense crowd TO take in
the Red Mems excursion to Fort Popham on
Monday and splendid time may be looked
for. Quite a number Of the Red Men in
Bath will Join the excursion at that place
For full particulars see ''ad'' in aaother col
umn.
The United Order of the Golden Cross,
held public installation in G.. A. r. hall,
| Thursday evening The officers were in
| stalled by p. 5 c., ". Fl Solomon Of Bos-
ton, after which very pleasing entertain
menr vas furnished by the members Re
marks appropriate to the occasion were made
by Sir Knight Bangs Of Augusta, and
Rev Mr.. Hunt. Quite q number from
| visiting orders were present, and general
good time enjoyed by those present
| The Gardiner Band. ss the guests Of Geo.
Oliver, had an excellent trip up the
stream" on Thursday evening.
| The two Cunningham brothers left the
city Friday morning for the Provinces. where
they will do the battery work on the Port
lands, against the teams in that section.
| Frank g Springer. Chicago real estate
dealer, and wife. Who have been visiting
friends in this city, leave Saturday morning
| for Chicago.
! DR.. Giddings vas called to Bovdoinham,
Friday morning. TO hold consultation with a
physician there upon a patient
Mains circus is 20 exhibit in Randolph or
August lst.
Capt Dunbam leaves for Old Orchard
on Saturday, to attend the Salvation Army
campmeeting now being held there.
/ VIM. Ware. one Of our enterprising young
men, has recently purchased q new coupe
which can be found daily in front Of War
ren's drug store.
/ Mrs. r. W. jenkins left Friday mornin.
for Bangor
Next Sunday viii be Old Peoples day a
the Methodist church The pastor vii