Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26

GARDINER, July 20.
Gardiner. according to the State valuation.
owns 5s7 horses, 80 three year old colts, IL
two years old. and II yeariins colts; 81
oxen, 4 three years old cattle. 80 two years
old and 81 yearlings; ZIG cows, and l54
sheep.
H. c. Searle. Portland: Robert NJ. Ker-
shaw. Auburn; and r. G. Childsy, Boston,
are staying at the Evans.
John Turner Of this city, is painting the
roof Of Judge Rean's residence in Read6eld,
with his combination of coal tar and other
ingredients. Several other houses in that
Sc ,tion will receive like treatment. within
the next few weeks
Miss Alice Foster of this city, has been
appointed one of the judges on an important
committee at the Grange Fair which 10 held
in Augusta during the middle Of September.
Augusta evidently knows where to 20 for
good judges.
Ell Mccormick, Who lives in Augusta,
was given fifteen days in the county Jail,
for drunkenness, on Thursday. BY Judge
Larrsbee.
Henry o. Dorr Of Minneapolis. former
Gardiner boy, and at one time principal
of our grammar school, 10 spending his vaca-
tion in the city.
Joseph Racheleau. alias Fred Rice. the
Frenchman who stole the gold watch and
chain. and some ninety dollars in money.
and then vamoosed to parts unknown, about
a week since, has not - yet been heard
from AID the losers OF the stolen property
are beginning TO feel quite sneasy. The
probabilities are that Racheleau 10 in that
paradise where so may more OF our bank
cashiers and thieves are rusticafinR
| Ebenezer Hines one Of Randolph's oldest
citizens, being nearly ninety one, can read
hi. daily paper without the use Of glasses,
his eyes being nearly % good - new.
| Harry Emmoas and wife. left for the
Islands, on Thussisy, where they will re
main few days.
| Oh number Of our cirizens attended
the ball game At Augusta. Thursday.
Master George Herrin of waiervilIe. is
in the city. visiting his brothers Daniel and
Clarence Herrin.
| Mrs. Josephine Wakefield and Mrs. Geo
F. viney. Of Worcester. Mass, two Of
our former residents. are in the city visiting
friends
| The "widover's Home has been opened
for the summer. and nov accommodates be-
tween twenty and thirty bosrders.
| Linvood H Dorr, one Of eur Gardiner
boys. graduated at the Burlington (vt-) Uni
versity. last week Mr.. Dorf arrived in III
city. one day this week. where he will re.
main during the summer.
Levi Perkins, one Of Windsor's selecsmen,
VS. in the city on business. Thursday.
| Deputy Sheriff Sinso0 10 doing soma
prrtsy effective work - city msrshai. Wo<
artO the poor drunk that comes too nsax Silas
clutches.
The excursion given By The Methodises
rhursday. vss pasronized By sboss tvs
hundred and dfty Of our cifizens, ard I
splendid time vas reported.
II The kennebec had large passeeesF he
on Thursday. also good load ef fFeiehs
] Among the number Who were passsageu
from our city, we're eight vheelosa beass
for their homes in Nev Bedfssd- Ths paFsy
sere under the charge Of former Randolpt
} boy, Mr.. Palmer, I'D have jsst ceopasssd
tour Of the SAte. The beys III spsak IN u
hieness teFns Of their Nip.
A pretty exciting runaway oeeusse'
III rsday evening. The hosse and teaz
bel ,nging to L. B. Wing. proprietor Of u
Z City Laundry, started % pFsay hvei
/ salt down WsaeS stssss, fuAaiae inAs =
) | fsuax side of ~ Rsaas Hesss, s0aAhae I
; al the lasYs slass vis1svs- n -
E here cleared Aimsen ffuo - eassiAgs, -
pssceeded o. bic vay towards SssaA Gard