Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-13

paint, besides making other Improvements
On Saturday. Aug. l0th. Steson's Uncls
Toms Cabin Co.. which play under canvas
will exhibit On the Stevens grounds. in Ran,
dolph-
Ehea Hinliey vas passenger 90 the Ken.
neb<e. M0nosy-
There sere one hnadssd and seven passen-
esfs fron Bosesa. On she Star, Saturday,
vho landed 4 Fort PopAam, where they
spent The sabbath, returning home on the
Kennebec, Monday
W. d. Haley Of South Gardiner. 10 the
ewnef Of colt, three monshs old. which
rood judges pronounce to be the best Of his
- in Kennebec county. Mr.. Haley re-
Gently refused thousand dollars for him,
and since then he has received letter from
Mr.. c. H. Nelson. Msins's tesdins horse
man. Offering long price for hin. "a
On Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mfs.
Hiram Haynes of West Gardiner, held their
golden wedding at their fesidence on the
Pond road in that place. Tventy-four of
the members of Heath Post Of this city, at
tended in body. . delegation from Spear's
Post Of Wess Gardner were also present,
besides isaUe number from Gardiner. and
other susssnDng towns and cities. The
grounds uns brilliantly Illuminated BY
Chinese LAM. while the Richmond Band
furnished excellent music The presents
we're many. besides being very costly, among
them being gold headed cane and . pair OF
gold bowed speetacles, which we're given BY
Heath Post, Of which Mr. Haysss y neu-
Der. Rev. Mr.. Hunt made few neat and
appropriate remarks, to which Mf- and Mrs.
Haynes very happily responded. After the
conclusion of the remarks, ice cream, cake,
and other Refreshments were served, the
band gave an outdoor concert, while the
younger people who were present played
games upon the lawn The evenings enjoy
ment closed 4 late hour, and all wishing
Mr.. and Mrs Haynes continued happiness in
the years 70 come.
Fred McCausland arrived home in his
yacht, from Squirrel Island, Sunday. He
will return to the Island on Monday, and will
be accompanied by party Of his friends.
Levi Bowie left for Dresden canpgrOund
Monday. to remain few days.
Capt Jas. Walker and family, returned
from their sojourn at the Ocean Park camp
ground, Old Orchard, Monday.
The Islander took large crowd to Fort
Popham, Monday, on the excursion given by
Cutler Post. The National Home Band,
twelve pieces, and Cutters Post, about forty
men, arrived in ths city in barges, soon
after three O'Clock, and formed into line in
Depot square, and marched to the boat to the
fine music Of the band. About seventy-hve
atte nded the excursion from this city.
Those who wish to see President Harrison
and enjoy the Bath celebration next We'd
nesday, will be enabled to do so, BY joining
the Y. NJ. c. A. excursion on that day. For
further particulars see ad. in another col
umn.
The temperance meeting in Reform Club
Hall. Sunday afternoon, was well attended ]
II. II. Churchill spoke very ably as did Rev
J. c. Williams of Orlando, Fla. Mr. Will
Jams is native Of Wales. member Of the
National Temperance League of Great Brit
q H. and very earnest temperance worker.
Isaac Peaslee. gentleman who recently
came to Randolph to spend short vacation,
died at that place. Saturday, quite suddenly
The deceased was about eighty eight years
of age. The funeral services will be held
at the residence Of Mrs. ID. Peaslee in Ran
dolph, Tuesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.