Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-09
0ARDIN Err.
The New Band Stand-The Proposed
Railroad from Gardiner to Togus
Given Up-Personals and Other Items


The long talked of and much agitated
railroad, which it was proposed to build be-
tween Gardiner and Togus has exploded.
An informal meeting was recently held by
those intert sted in the scheme, and after
care ul deliberation it was decided to drop
the projected enterprise
The proposed base ball gcme between the
Augustus and Stars Of Beverly, Mass will
probably come of on Thursday afternoon Of
this week, on the Randolph grounds,
A Togus soldier. who was some hat IN
der the Influence of liquor, tried to walk of
with Baggage Master Wight, Monla} after.
noon, at the railroad station, but did not sue
coed, and was taken to the little place
around the corner" and there given an oppor
tunity 70 sleep off his potations
J. F R9senfeld of New York, is stopping
at the Evans.
Officer Stinson arrived home from Skow-
began, Monday, where he has been for the
last few days.
Nearly twenty-five dollars has been raised
by subscriptions towards building a new
band stand Some twenty five dollars 10
still lacking. and if we are planning on
having il used his summer the balance
shonli be paid in Immediately. This il an
objec. where the none, ls well invested and
| one which later on our people will appre
ciate. F.. + Lewis, the architect. is to fur
| nish the plan without any charge. When
| the paper comes round put your name down,
| it doesn't cost much.
kimball has recently received new
| camera for his photograph rooms, which il
one of the best and most perfect of any in
the State. Mr.. k,mball's opening is proving
a very successful one
| The Gardner Randolph bridge is being
kept in excellen, order, and reflects great
credit upon its keepers.
| Nahumkeag Tribe, No, lj, hold their reg
ular meeting on Tuesday evening, at which
| the installation Of the newly elected officers
occurs Three candidates will take the
hunters degree on the same evening.
George Brown left Monday for Boston, or
| the kennebec.
James NJ Carpenter Of Randolph. returned
| to that place Saturday, from Philadelphia
where be had been after the remain. Of hi.
son, recently deceased. The body will be
,akea to j ffersou for burial.
The chief topic Of conversation on oui
streets yesterday. was the SulIivan-Kilrain
prize fight. Cigars will be in good demand
the rest Of the week az a result Of the con
test.
4 Mrs. Elbridge Clarke Of Randolph, diet
| Monday morning at the residence Of her sis
ter, in Windsor. where she had been visiting
The funeral takes place in Windsor on Tues
day The remains will be brought to Ran
doph for burial.
Workmen we're busy all day Sunday IN
loading coal from a schooner for the DiDglel
Bros.
Mrs. Elias A. Brown returned to Ran
doiph, Monday. from a visit with friends a
the river
Mr. George Fl Richards, a prominen
Boston lawyer, is visiting in the city.
We are informed By the librarian OF III.
public library that 73l is the unmber Of book
taken out during tue month Of June
, .. b. Clasoo, Esq, was in Augusta, Mon
day, attending Probate Court.
Miss Ella Johnson, clerk in Studley's, lef
Monday for Boston, where she is 70 spenc
her vacation.
Prof. VI. E. Chase, teacher OF music in ih
: public schools, Lewiston. is visiting friend
= in Randolph.
The Misses Nellie and Josie yickers, lei
on the Monday afternoon train for Ne
Brunswick.
: Fred Could, who has been spending hi
=, vacation, returned to Boston on the Kenne
bee, Monday.
! Uriah Stone, Esq, wife, and daughsel