Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-27
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GARDINER. June 26.
Capt. Cyrus Graham, wife and daughter
of Parker's head are the guests of Mr., Chss.
Peacock.
A. +. Cox of Portland, was in the city to-
day.
Workmen were engaged today in moving
the Congregational church. 1t will he moved
back about fifteen feet
The immense iron doors for the vault in
Bradstreet's new lumber office arrived on the
boat today. They are from the well known
firm of Craig 4 Tucker, Boston, and weigh
one and one half tons
Rev Mr. jenkins will conduct the relg-
ious services at the Home for the month of
July.
Health Officer Dunlap has removed the diph-
iberia quarantine from the Mack house on
Summer street, and the Msher house in
South Gardiner. They have been thor
oughy fumigated and are now clean and
safe from further contagion
Excelleu, advertising Autographs of the
Boston Base Ball Club adorn several store
windows in the city
One of the most unique turnOuts in the
city is the dandy little team driven by the
children of Capt +. d. Haley. 1t consists
of two well trained goats attached to neat
little gig. The goats are extremely docile,
and form fine playmstes for the little ones.
Dunlap gives an excursion up the stream
and around Cobbossee pond Thursday eve
ming A stop at the Bassett House, with
songs, dances and refreshments, is on the
programme
Gen. Stephenson of Togus, was in the city
today, the guest of his son, A. l.. Stephen
son.
Misses Josephine and Clara Burleigh left
this afternoon for their home in Riverside,
where they will spend their summer vaca-
ton.
Nillbury Spear was upon the street again
TODAY and says he is doing nicely. although a
little sore and stiff and obliged to use a
cane.
A copy of the Ulster County Gazette, with
the date January 4. 1900, was one of the Gu
riosities on the street yesterday. 1t contains
| full particulars of the death and burial OF
| George Washington. and is quite curiosity
1t is owned by A. s. Ring of this city,
Mr.. 0. B. Clason is one of the happiest
LAWYER. in the county little boy arrived
last night and there are good prospects OF
the reputation of the father being maintained
by the son in coming contests before the
/ henneueC uaI'
A forlorn Togus veteran was the sole oc'
eupant of the cooler today.
Neat little tin boxes have been placed IN
MANY offices and store. in the city for the
reception of pennies to be sent to the Johns.
town sufferers. The boxes are in charge oi
the Howe Club, and being for the aid OF
worthy object, should be speedily filled.
Nearly sli has already been subscribed
towards the erection of grand stand on the
common.
The Knickerbocker grammar school oil
Farmingdale, will give an entertainment a.
their school house on Friday evening com
menciug st 80 local time. The exercises
will consist of vocal and instrumental music
dramas and recitstions. The celebrated
Peaks family have been engaged for the oc
| casion. =,
Mr.. John S. Stevens of ST. John, n: b
and Mis-. Eleanor Reddngton of Randolph
were married at the residence of the orid'
This afternoon at two o'clock The eere
mony was performed by Rev Mr. beemsh
only the friends of the bride and groom De
Inc present. A large number of costly gift
were presented to the couple. who VIII iess'
for St. John, n. b., where Mr.. Stevens l
engaged in business.