Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-18
oAR RDINER.
The Progressive Euchre Club at Togus
Heath Post Anniversary-Dr. Lori.
mer This Evening Heath Relief
Corps Fair Atti iactions-Other News
GARDINER, Nov. lG

GARDNER, Nov. l6.
All Saturday afternoon there was a large
crowd gathered in front Of the display win
lows of Stephenson's shoe windows gazing
upon the numerous small pieces of wood and
cork which were sent in as the CORE g. answers
to the puzzle recently got out by Mr..
Ste ephensoa Fifty-eight answers were sent
10 and quite a number of these were correct.
W. 0. Dale. an employe in the kimball
Bros shoe factory. was the gentleman who
got the correct answer first. and will cOnse
quently wear new pair of boots as re-
ward for his labor
Revs W. W. Ogier and q. Tyler ex-
changed pulpits at the Randolph and East
Pittston quarterly meetings on Sunday.
An application was made on Saturday by
several members Of the old Brunswick street
Baptist Society. to J. VI, Lsrrabee, justice Of
the peace, to issue notification to said mem
bers to meet at the vesiry of the new Bap-
tist church on Church street. on the evening
of Dec 9th, 1889. for the following pur
poses: /. To choose moderator. 2. To
choose treasurer. 3. To choose a clerk. 4.
To choose a collector. > To choose three
trustees s. To see What sum Of money tie
society will raise to pay the expenses of said
society for the ensuing year. I. To see if
the members will vote to change the name of
said society g. To do any other business
that may legally come before said meeting.
Miss Bertha Partridge and the Misses
Julia and Alice Bailey, are the guests of
Mis-. Stephe nson at Togus, this week.
Pay day at the Kennebec Central today.
Next Tuesday evening The Epworth
League will meet at the residence Of W. J.
Landers when officers for the ensuing six
months will be elected. The evening will
also be one with Abr ham Lincoln when Sc
leetions from his writings will be read by
the diff rent members.
Plans are being made for a course Of lee
lures at an early date in the Methodist
church, Randolph.
Tickets will be on sale for the Canton
Evergreen ball concert. Thanksgiving night.
! At Blanchard's, this Monday morning at 10
! O'Clock.
| Heath Post, No. 6, G. A. r., celebrated
their twenty second anniversary last Friday
evening. A large number we're present. in
/ cluding members Of the Post, the Relief
| CORPS and their husbands, and few invited
friends. Rev. G. W. Hunt made q short but
most excellent speech. while others were
made by Commander James Peacock and
N. C. Wadsworth. Robert W. Hill recited
An original poem, entitled The Veteran .
Union.- that was much appreciated. Rad
| cliffs orchestra furnished splendid music.
After the exercises were over q COLLATION. was
served by the ladies of the Relief Corps. a
sociable fol owing, which closed very
+, pleasant evenings enjoyment.
This Mon3ay evening Rev. Geo c. Lori
mer, d D., will deliver HE illustrated lee
iure, ..The French Revolution" at the Opera
House, under the auspices Of the Y VI c. A.
/ The Progressive Euchre Club Of this city
we're most roy ally entertained last Friday
evening st Togus, by Miss Susie Stephen.
son. The club we're driven to the Home in
hacks from this city. and on their arrival
they we're invited into the Gen. Franklir
Hall ~here = splendid concert vas given fol
their benefit by the National Home Band
Proceeding to the Stephenson mansion card
tables we're set, and tventy-four ladies and
gentlemen sat down TO play the game fo
. which they have n med themselves. Mis-
Daisy Waterhouse, who, by the way, il
all that her surname implies at playing