Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-28
Portland Republicans Candidate fc
GARDIN Err.

Mr. Dan Maxcy left for washburn, Wis
consin Yesterday on pleasure "Trip.
Mr. aud Mrs Chas. Wakefield returned
Yesterday from Boston where they have
been visiting friends.
Mr.. f. II. Lapham of Pittston, who was
so severity injured Tuesday. lied yester-
day at hall past twelve. His wife arrived
from Massachusetts on the night Pullman
tuesday night
The uprgbts of the new Haynes and
Iawr, nee ice houses in Randolph, which had
been in place few days, fell Tuesday after
noon aud a large number of workmen EN-
ployed narrowly escaped serious injury.
Many of them became frightened ard
jumped from the wharf to the ice distance
If nearly twelve feet. The sides were not
properl, held in place hence the accident.
They were set mp again yesterday.
The int rior of Morrlson's store is under
going transformation at the hands of Frank
ia, ior. Th. walls are being tinted and
VII the new hard wood floor is laid Chad
aill have one of the pltasantest business
stands on the street.
over one thousand we're in attendance at
the odd Fellows fair and everyone seemed to
.t 10y thems. Ives. Some of the finest music
ever heard in the Coliseum was discoursed
BY the Togus orchestra. On account of the
concert of the Boston Mandolin and Guitar
Club last ev ,niug the crowd was not quite so
large, although the large building was pretty
we filled The music by the Amphions
was up to the usual standard of excellence
of the or ,hestra and was duly appreciated
ron:gh; is the last night and the Gardner
band furnishes the entertainment. following
which the distribution of prizes will take
place.
Arthur W. Corkbam of Farmingiale an
employse at the Old Orchard houses of the
kuieke rbucker Ice Co., in Chelsea, fell from
the run Yesterday. a distance of 25 feet.
striking on his feet on the ice. He had been
having some words with a Frenchman work
ing on the run aud the latter is
said to have pushed him. Drs. Turner and
SAWYER were called and found both ankles
ont OF Joint but 10 bones broken. The in
iured man was taken to his home and the
~ounds were dressed. He was quite com
Portable late last night.
B.pi Clark was very seriously injured
recently BY being thrown from sleigh Al
though no bones were broken the hgamenf'
Of the leg were severely strained and 1T II
thought he will be unable to use it again
Two yery creditable crsyon portraits oi
Mr.. V. r. Beedle ard sou have just beer
tuished BY Miss Bessie Noble an accom-
pIished young crayou artist of this city anf
do her much credit.
Mis-. Nellie Lambsrd is on visit to bel
sister Mrs. 0. NJ Chandler in Boston
Mr.. b. W Dill of this city was thrown
from his sleigh yesterday. the sleigh ever
turning on top of him. The horse com
menced backing ard had not some gentle mel
standing near stopped him Mr.. Diii ~oa''
| undoubtedly have | cen seriously injured
Mr. Al Hayes, a former resident OF thu
city, is visiting friends.
Mike Madden became rather talkative a
the Maine Central station Yesterday aitef
noon and vas taken TO the cooler. ht'i'
too much weisk, pulled the string F..
| The caucus OF the republicans of this CIT.
will be h, ID Saturday evening at the cons
cum instead of Friday evening IS previousi.
announced
Miss L X vannah snd Mrs. J. A. JACK
son are visiting friends in Boston.