Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-09
GARDINER.
Deaths iu the City-ChuIch Notices
A Runaway and Smashup-Daly VS..
McAuliffe Match-Rsndolph Items
Items Taken on the Wing.


A team belonging to Capt. Z. ID. Haley
and driven by Mrs. Haley, and her daughter
Miss Ethel Haley, met with quite a catastro-
phe Friday forenoon, which was only saved
from more serious results by miracle
The two ladies had just left their residence
on Brunswick hill, driving down towards
Water street, when the horse took to prau-
cling and acting badly. On meeting everal
other teams the horse sheered out into the
gutter upsetting the carriage throwing the
ladies into the street, and also throwing the
horse down The horse managed to get to
his feet however and started on the dead run
down the hill not being stopped until near
Jewett's mill. The carriage was sma. he'd
into pieces, but outside of a little shaking up
received by the ladies' no further damage
was done
On Wednesday evening Mike DAILY, the
puglist, received letter from ID. J. Saun-
der. of the Boston Globe, saying that Jack
McAuiitfe would fight DAILY on the 26.h of
this month in Boston club room for 8 $1,000
purse, at catch weights DAILY is as yet un-
decided whether to accept or not, az the time
allowed him for training, only three weeks,
is not time enough for him to get into con
dition to meet a man like McAuliffe, who
has PROBABLY been training for sometime.
Daily says that he has conceded everything
to McAuliffe excepting the time, and it look.
as if the latter was anxious to '.squeal, >"
when he persists in making the time three
weeks or nothing.
On Friday one of Randolpb's Oldest ladies',
Mrs. Eliza Emery, died aged eighty eight
years and three months: cause of death old
age. The remains will be taken 10 Massa
chusetts for burial on Saturday morning
There were thirty eight arrivals a, Young's
on Thursday the largest number for some
time.
Nov that the Rngzles st. Quartet have
left US people are beginning to plan for the
appearance of the Swedish Male Quartet in
their national soIgs and costumes, at the
Opera House in this city, Thursday evening,
Nov 2Ist. They will be assisted by Miss
Lizzie Gleason, the accomplished Boston
reader, who 10 spoken very highly of by
Boston parties.
Cbss r. White left on Friday for busi-
ness trip to Boston.
On Thursday the 7ih inst, Chas. f. Rob-
| bins, gentleman employed at the Holmes
Co.'S works. was married to Miss Eliza Al
drich of Vassslboro. at the home of the
| bride in Vassalboro.
| Fou- hundred az d twenty three dollars and
| seventy five cents ~ere the gate receipts at
the Ruggles ST. Quartet concert. The
quartet received 500 for their services. and
Mr. Macy $50, together with all their ex-
penses. The net proceeds from the enter
tanment will amount to some over sl25
| 1t will be seen By the above that the affair
was q great success financially as we'll as
otherwise. Those who failed to attend this
concert along he river missed a rich treat,
I ~. &.
this part of the State, before at least another
spring
| The first marriage that ever took place in
the Gardiner police station was performed
on Thursday evening. The contracting par
ties were Isaac E. Pen,land and Miss Margie
| Field of this city. The ceremony was per-
formed by J. NJ Larrabee, justice of the
peace with City Marshal Norton as wit
! ness.
c. A. Brooks, Manchester, n. II and C.
8. Whitney, New YORK, we're guests al
Young's. Friday.
One of our business men has family
horse betseen thirty and forty years of age
that is as kinky and spirited as young colt
and can go at three minute clip any day.
u Regular services in Coagregstionalist yes
try on Sunday: 10 80 A. NJ preaching bs
the pastor; 2 T. NJ, Sunday school, and
80. prayer and praise service. The fres
Going Of the vestry has been flushed and al
of the work in that TART of the church is nov
all completed
Ben r. Sylvester of Boston, was a CUES
. at the Evans. Friday.
Regular services at the Free Baptist. Sun
day: Preaching by the pastor, 2.30 p. NJ.
Sunday school, 30, A. c. r. meeting at s
to be led By r. T Rines. prayer and prais
service at Z. AL are invited.
Regular preaching service at the UniveY
sslist church, Sunday afternoon 1t 2.50
Rev. Mr.. Houghton Of Deering. will occup
|, the pulpit, the subject Of his discourse bein
THE Two Crowns
At the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms. 4 p NJ. Sun
, day, Rev. G. W. Huns will deliver an ID
dress for young men oniy.
!. Lotsie NJ Chase. the adopted child Of W
C. Jack, the merchant. died 1t that gentl
name residence on Friday after short i'll
ness. Her age vas fifteen years and fou
: months. The funeral will lake place nex
Sunday afternoon as Mr.. Jacks residsnce o
r Lincoln street.
Drookings Post, g. A. T., Of Randelp