Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-11
RDINER.
Religious Services at the Gardiner
Churches shipping News.-A Nota
BILE Ice Sale.-Other Trans actions

GARDINER. Ma! 10.
A schooner arrived today to load with ice at
the Haynes & Lswrenee houses in Randolph.
At the Methodist church the pastor, Rev
G. W. Hunt will preach in the morning
from Mark IA, $. Subject; Thorough
work for the right and its reward. In the
afternoon he will have for his subject
G d, on and the three hundred. In the even
ing at 30 there will be praise and prayer
service.
Martin Horn on Neal street is making ex-
ten.ive repairs on his residence and in addi-
ton 10 these will erect new stable.
The Thermometer registered - degeees in
several of the shady places on Water street
Yesterday and today, bus the repeated advent
Of the street sprinkler made the marvellous
difference for the cooler of some six degrees.
Two druuks were iucarcerated in the
cooler today.
MIR. Elmer Cook, the efficient Gle rk at the
Evans. is confined to the house With a Sc
we're cold
Nit raylor. who has taken the contract
for paiuting the Grand Army Hall has al
reav commenced work
The railroad officials having prohibited the
displaying on the railroad platform OF the
Transparency warning people away from the
Randolph shoe factory, sturdy union man
now appears encased in fine linen duster r
upon v shich Il e same caut0nary advice Is
printed IN large letters. Thus far he peram-
bui,tes the streets without being warned off
and furnishes COT siderable amusement for
travellers upon the cars who gaze on the gen.
tleman IN ave and wonder.
The building on Joshua Grsy's wharf used
A. an office has been decorated with an ad-
vertise ment for the Chilten paints.
Mr.. Geo-ge H. Douglass has sold his
farm on the Brunswick road to Mrs. Jane
ID Wakefield.
Rv.R W. jenkins will deliver an illus
trated sermon Sunday evening on THE Last
Night in Egypt The solemn scenes at
tending the final d,liverence of Israel will
be discussed and the proper application made
t. the redemption of the soul from the bond
age Of sin.
The subject of the Sunday evening meet
ing at the Salvation Army will be AN I'm
equal Fight" Capt. Dunham conducts the
services.
The extension to the Rogers block is rap
idly assuming the desired state. The walks
are all completed and the carpenters are now
husy on tae interior finish of the building
The sale of the Orient ice houses on Rich
mond Point was completed in this city yes
4 terday afternoon, Mr.. George Z. Weeks,
presldeut of the Kennebec River Ice Co,
which owned the plant, selling the same to
Mr.. C. NJ Morse of Brooklyn, \. Y. The
| sale includes the houses, ice and land
There are about IS COO tons of ice, of good
quality, in the houses Ii is understood the
price was in the vicinity of s25 900.
short drive through the Oak Grove
/ Cemetery in this city, taken by the Journa
scribe this afternoon, shows considerable
work being done on ss versl private lots.
fine mar Die saIcophagus is being erected OF
the Atkins lot in memory of Joseph &. AT
kins. The piece was done in Prebie''
marble shop. in this city, and svery credit
able. On the Needer and Haynes lot th'
foundation is all laid for a large monument
which will be set in a short time. On the
other avenue is the new shaft monumen
erected to the memory of J. Frank Purinton
1t is of white bronze, eight feet nine inche
| in height. and is as fine, if not the fines
piece of work, as any in the cemetery. II Ea
nlaced there by Mr.. G. W. Coburn of thi
eity. The receiving tomb which is nov