Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-17

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GARDINER LOCALS.
DR.. PIinpson spsss yesterday u fbe L.
lands.
Nj Chas. s.ia and family leave today
Tar the lsiards.
Ar. Martin Clancy clerk ss the Cory
House, Aagusss, VS. 10 the city yesterday.
Mr. A. 8. Cole snd Mrs. s. W. Coviiie
Of Waithsrn. Mass, aye the suests Of Mr..
Geo. r. Warren.
The Islander carried ons hundred from
his place to Bath yesterday to witnsss the
parade Of the marines.
dog which showed symptoms Of mad
nsss was killed on upper Water street Tues
day By Officer MeSamsra.
Smith Bro. tts bakers, are row making
1850 leayes Of bread every sig days, in I'D
dition TO rushing business in other lines.
Mrs. Jason collies and Miss Della Col
los le.t yesterday for the Islands vhsrs
they will opea their cottage for the sum
Eer.
]. C. Brown Of the firm Of Brown Bros.
rho are baiidiug the PHILIPPE & RAngelsy
railroad vas Ia the city yesterday on bust
ness trip.
Miss Lsurs simmons Of Amherst, N. s.,
arrived Tuesday and will spend the sum
mer and fall with her sister Mrs. W. II.
Houston.
The owners Of the steamer City Of Water
nile we're Ia the city Tuesday looking
for pilot for the craft. They were un-
successful however.
The barge Mary Wblttridge. which has
been loading at MeCauslsnd & Gray's
house cleared yesterday for Woolwieb,
shsre she will complete her cargo.
Mr.. Isaac Owen, who was formerly 9
we'll known tonsoriai artist here bu. who IL
nov residen, Of Arizona is on = short
visit to friends arriving yesterday.
Manager Nagle Of the Gardiner Stars
wishes, through the columns Of the Journal,
to challenge the Hslloweil base bali club
TO q game Of ball to be played on the com
mon in this city next Saturday afternoon.
The Gardiner Band goes down on the
excursion on the Islander Friday morning
and there promises to be big crowd on
board when the steamer leaves. She makes
connections both ways sith mp river trains.
A special meeting Of the city government
vas held Tuesday evening. The bond of
Treasurer Bowman was presented and ac-
cepted. IL was voted to charge six per
per cent. interest on all taxes unpaid on the
first Of September.
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The delegation Of fifty or sixty members
Of Heath Post, G. 4. r.. Of this city. who
propose to attend the National Encanpment
At Boston, will be fitted out with the regu
Iation Grand Army cane, handsome ebon-
ized stick with q head Of white metal in
which the emblems Of the order are cast.
The Y. M C.. A, officials are now consi-
lerin2 the holding of a series of Sunday
afternoon open air meetings to be held on
the comm IN. Speakers will be secured
and the meetings will be made ~ interest
Dng as possible. 1t is probable that the first
Of these meetings will be held next Sun
lay.
We all pleased to call the attention of
the large number Of Journal readers in this
city and vicinity to the announcement of
DR.. PhiIbrick which appears in this issue.
The docto' is at Youngs hotel today ADD
sll remain ten days. His success with
Gardiner patients is sufficient guarantee of
his ability az physician.
Tonight at about seven O'Clock the Eagle
and Continental hose com panies will run in
Farmpgdale for The X chmond challenge
cup. The companies will run 800 feet to
the hose carriage, return to the starting
point, lay so feet of hose, couple to a
hydrant and get water. 1t is expected that
some very fast time will be made, and 4 big
crowd will witness the contest.
Friday morning the manufacturing con
,erns on the Cobosseecontee which depend
On the waters of the stream for their power
sill be shut down and remain so until Mon
lay. This move is necessary in order that
he two immense Victor water wheels
shich the s. ID. Warren Co. has recestly