Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-25
GARDINER.
Three Dsaths in tho Ctty--aobberv in
Randolph Municipal Judge Ap
pointed-A Happy WsddiDs-Per
sonals and Paragraph.

Parties who can furnish this paper with
good reliable news, or who can put the re-
porter for this city in the way Of obtaining
such. woul ! confer great favor by leaving
the said news or information, either at the
law office Of Spear 4 Clason. or at Blanch-
ards bookstore, where it will be gratefully
received.
Among the Augusta people whom we
noticed on our streets, Wednesday, were
Mrs. George Hunt and daughter, Mrs. l.. F
Smith and son. and Mrs. Everett Hall
The Hyer Sisters Co, which show in Gar.
diner. next Monday evening, are to make
European tour the coming fall under the
management of Chicago gentleman
A very pleasant wedding took place in our
CITY Wednesday afternoon. the contracting
parties being H. NJ. Libby, merchant
tailor in Minneapolis. and Miss Mabel G.
Purinton. one of our well known young
ladies'. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Hunt, at the residence of the
bride. on Hezelton street The presents
were numerous. many of them being quite
costly. Amid the best wishes of their many
friends, the happy couple left on the p
NJ. train for Boston, from which place they
proceed to Minneapolis, MINI where they
are to reside.
T. J. Quin, the general manager Of the
New England Piano Co. Boston. was in the
city, Wednesday, the guest Of J. d. Hughes
Judge Larrabee received his commission,
from Secretary of State Smith, Wednesday,
appointing him. for a term Of four years, to
the same position which he now occupies,
that of municipal judge. This will be good
news to our citizens, with whom he is very
popular. with possibly the exception Of the
criminal classes.
On Wednesday morning. the little son Of
Henry King. died at his fathers residence
aged about FIVE or six months.
Ed. Burbank, hostler for Mr.. Al White
the Randolph livery stable keeper, returned
from New Hampshire, Wednesday morning.,
where he had been called to identify hn, se
which wss supposed to have been stole,
from Mr.. White. recently. The trip proved
fruitess, as the horse failed to answer the
description of the one lost By Mr.. White.
Mrs. Sophronia Blanchard, mstron of the
Young Ladies' Home, an Episcopal institu-
ton in Philadelphia. is spending her vacation
with her daughter. Mrs. Walter Robinson.
in this city.
Mrs. A. NJ. Spear and family. returned
from, their sojourp at North Anson, on Tues
day.
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change made in the proprietorshp of one of
our leading photograph galleries.
Judge Larrabee 10 doing the editorial
work on the Home Journal. this week. dur
ing the absence of the regular editor, f. W.
Morrell. who is enjoying q trip with the
Maine Press Excursion.
VIM. Gowell. superintendent of the Oak
Grove Cemetery, who was recently thrown
from his carriage and received quite severe
injuries. had q relapse on Wednesday, and
serious consequences are feared.
The drug store. which has formerly been
the property of r. and N. f. KeRuiston,
has changed hands, r. J Remission having
| purchased the entire stock. The store will
| probably be opened on Monday NEXT.
| Charles Bridge and sife leave for Ocean
Park, Old Orchard, on Thursday, to attend
the campmee,ing held by the Free Bap.ists.
| Among others who will follow at the same
place. within the next few days, are Mrs
Pen Clasou. Mrs. Bean, and son Chester,
and Capt. J. Walker and family.
| On Wednesday morning in the neishbor-
hood Of two O'Clock, the grocery store of
| Mr.. A. C. Clark was broken into and about
two dollars in nickels and coppsrs. = bottle
Of Jamaica ginger and = clay pipe taken
from the store. The burglar effected an
entrance Dy ofeAkinG OUT large pane OF
glass in the door which enters the store.
The cnlpris Is suspected but no positive
clue has - yet been obtained
Four paid fines in the police court 70,
drunkenness on Wednesday morning.
Rev. r. W. Jenkins and W. W. Morgan
made quite 4 catch Il trout recently p.
Mrs A. z Manning and Mrs J. Thomp
kins. Boston: Fred Beai, Bingham: Alber
Corbetf and T. z Archer. Portland, we're .
the johnson Wednesday.
Quite . number of our citizens left for ths
islands and other plaees along the river
Wednesday. Among them ve noticed Fret
Strout aud Postmaster White, for Squire
; Isla,d; Mrs. J. s. Bradssreet and children
for Mouse Island: Marsh Harrsden. 70
Five Islands and Harry Dunn one of on
local BARRIERS. for Booshbay. where he ha
obtained . position af his trade.
, New ssrinsers are being put in the rail
roed bridge near the freight depot
Josiah Marcy and family left for South
. port on Wednesday
H s. Colby, Portland; c. T. Yost an
{ wife. Omaha; T. l. Bond, Boston; H
/ Crane, Rochester, and 8 D. Hovey. Phila
) delphia. we're among the guests u the Evan
] Wednesday.
Ell W. H. Davis. the vell-knovn hat runne
E and wife, nave returned To the city, Aft
ANNE two uoufhs' Absence in the cOunsr,