Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-02
GAEDIN Err.
riist Trip Of the Keunebec The Com
ing Fourth Attempted Suicide
Personal Gossip.

GARDINER, July |.
Miss Mira jenkins who has been running
the artists rooms in the pot Office block has
closed them until September. Miss Jenkins
will take her vacation in the meantime.
visiting friends in Bangor and vicinity.
Mayor Spear has taken rooms at the
johnson House, while his family are away
from the city.
The Johnstown sufferers subscription list
has reached over S2G0 up to Monday. The
penny boxes, which have been placed in diff
ferent parts of the city for the same purpose,
will be opened Tuesday. The whole amount
will be forwarded to the relief committee at
once.
Megguire who has been PLAYING on the
Gardiner nine has returned to Colby College,
Watervile where he is student. Harry
Soule left SATURDAY for Moucton, \. b,
where he has been signed. rhe Cunning
ham brothers are in the city at present, but
will leave for other fields in few days.
W. X. Gay. one Of the clerks in the post
office. is confined to his house by sickness
The new bath room at the johnson House.
is evidently appreciated by the public, if the
patronage it has received since its opening
is any criterion to 90 by.
Happy" White was very very tired,
Monday afternoon, and had to he taken to
the Randolph cooler to recuperste.
Miss Helen Ruth Lord. sho has been in
the employ of Mrs $. H. Heath. the mill
iner returned home Saturday.
$ Hals:esi a New York banker and s.
P. Felker of Portland, are quartered at the
Ey4us.
The coming Fourth in our city promises
TO be a very quiet one. of course the small
boy will be on hsni at the usual hours on
THURSDAY morning and remain with Us during
the day. but other than this no special dis
turhsnce or noise is looked for. A large
number of our base bail cranks and horse
racing enthusiasts will attend the games ami
races at Augusta, while others will prefer
the beautiful sail aud quiet trip down to the
islands as the guests of the Y. VI. c. A.
The Continental and Eagle hose companies
have entered in the hose running contents at
Bangor. and quite number will accompany
them on the trip. \ great many more who
are fond of good fishing, nice quiet sing or
good dance, will go up to the Bassett
House
Here is a little item that it will pay to cut
out and paste in your nat. Quite number of
the people are all mixed up over the recent
change Of time made by the Maine Central
so for the benefit Of our readers We publish
4 condensed time table of the passenger
trains leaving the city Going east, lac and
s53 A. NJ: i.O4, 81, 3 s.. aud 7.02 P. VI
Gong west 6.f5, 10 % and 1888 A. NJ +;
$50. 05 and Ills 2. NJ.
Nthulk az Tribe. No. l5 |. o. r. VI.
held their election Of officers last evening.
Edward Z. Parker an actor, and until re-
Gently member Of the Suliyan-Stahl the
atrical combination. was in the city MONDAY
on pleasure trip
The city council held their regular meet
ing Monday evening.
The two hose companies were out Monday
evening getting in some practice for the hose
running contests at Bangor on the Fourth.
/ c. A. Woodward, the jeweler, leaves for
/ Squirrel Island Tuesday, where he will re-
main few days.
/ Trssk. the horseman will have another
cargo of horses at his stable, before the
week closes.
Rev Walker G wvnne, rector of the Epis-
copsl church a, Augusta, was in the city
Monday, the guest Of Rev. Mr.. BeemAn.
Morrison, in Depot square, reports the
sale of fireworks TO be very large up 10
date.
Marson, who was arrested Saturday NIGH
for drunkenness and disturbance, was "
before Judge Larrabee Monday and paid hi
fine and costs. Three others for drunken
ness also paid fines,