Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-15
GARDINER.
Compliment to Q Former Gardiner Ball
Player r-Mysterious Disappearance OF
swede-karried, Hasard-Berry-
News In and Around the City.

GARpIsER. Aug. ~.
Mr.. Charles Hazard of New York, and
Miss Charlotte Berry Of this city. were uni.
ted in marriage, Wednesday afternoon, by
Rev. A. E Beeman. The couple left on the
4 O5 P. M. train for Portland, where they
are to reside in the future. The bride is q
fine looking young lady. and has many
friends in this city, while the grs0m 10 also
we'll known in our community.
Two of our citizens, who were somewhat
intoxicated at the time, broke into Talbert's
camp, at Horses shoe pond bridge, about four
miles from this city, Tuesday. and did quite
q deal of damage. The parties who COM
mitted the act were afterward discovered
by the owner. and being afraid Of prosecu-
ton, quickly settled the damages.
ID. +. Sullivan, Boston; and A. II. Mason,
Baltimore, Nd, were among the arrivals at
the johnson, Wednesday.
The funeral Of Capt. John Landerkin will
take place Thursday afternoon, at four
O'Clock, at the late residence Of the deceased
on Church street.
Judge J. F. Sprague of aonson, was in
the city on business, "Wednesday.
Mrs. c. +. Hopkins and Ella M. Call
Worcester. Mass; and e. II. Post, of ''no
rosin" fame, Boston. were among the guests
| at Landlord Rollins hotel. Wednesday.
One OF the prettiest drives In kennebec
county can be seen from the top of Beach
hill in Pittston, at the residence Of Thoma,
Dow. looking west Miles and miles oi
beautiful country can be seen, and the vie~
will more than repay one for the drive
Home Journal.
Ed. Smith, of Smith L robey, vas al
smiles, Wednesday. Ii was I boy. Mothel
and child nicely.
| The Kennebec Steamboat Co., are issuins
a neat little paper which is greatly appre
ciated by patrons of this line. 1t 10 caliet
the "kennebec Line" and contains informa
ton regarding different routes, time tables
etc., and is distributed gratuitousiy by thu
company.
Six of our we'll known citizens md fesi
dents have died within week.
W. b. Clough Of Canovs, So. OAK, VA
in the city, Wednesday, on short pleasure
trip. -,
| Miss Perry, who is in charge Of the mil
linery department At X. II. White 1 Co.., il
visiting in this city, the guest Of Mrs. Alic'
Jewell
The funeral services Of Mrs. Sarah H
Agry, Who died on Monday. took place Wed
ne sday afternoon The deceased vas abou
eighty i've years Of age. and for the last nv
years had been confined to her room, mos
ratient sufferer. The deceased vas mum
bered among the oldest Of our residents.
some Of our northern league clubs ough
to esst their optics towards Dallas just u ~
the game that Jordan. Bader and Rody aF
plsying; it 10 astonishing that the talent Lii
tb, above uamed should remain in Dslla
/ where there 10 such . demand for goo
plavers in the North We shoald be svfull.
sorry to lose them, but they could make thei
marx anywhere and in any leaSue--Spifit q
the South. The jordan referred to 10 th
..oniy Mittie." who did such great work 70
our local bali nine last seasou, and suc
vords of praise - the above, coming fros
the source which they do, will be very gras
fying 70 his many friends in Gardiner.
we'll - in Portland and other Maine cities.
Wednesday, City Msfshal Nossoa receive
letter fru@ Portland asking hin i theI
, US Svede in tAas placs naDed \.
Lime, II -, 70 communicate With friends
sAas city. y hey we're anxiess % ascefsa'