Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-16

| Daily 8rnntbtt Journal.
noznAY. l:v. is. 1881.
GARDINER LOCALS.
Rev J. L. Monscs re'nsre1 Saturday
fran . rsss 20 srisnds 10 Waido5cro-
Mr.. Libty Of E.a p.as:oa and Mr.. Blais-
dell Of Msztvliie we're in Gardner SsEar-
day.
The carpenters Of the city TO The number
81 s-enty ave Organized . Unioa frdsy
evening.
Tho Josephine Cams.on company pre-
/ s0pssd Ess, Lynn xs Forest hsl, soap
G,sainsr. Saturday evening.
| Ths nasons are now piAstering the vestsy
Of The rev Free Baptist church. ard other
psrt- Of the work sre progressing aneiy.
| Ten Of the young men CT our city are
TOW tAiairg Of organizing club And have
the refusal Of fne room 10 be used ~
club room.
The As,eciAtSd Chsritiss viii meet We'd.
assdsy afternoon sf ; o'el1ck st the Coz
| zrssaiicns; vesry to make Arrangement
for The Th.nx.siyisg dinner Witch il
ssna.liy gwen TO the poSr people OF The
| city,
| TIE ,uej set OF the lecture which Prot
R.saa viii deliver here in . few weeks vii!
be "Irrland Ia view Of the interest which
no< centres IL the sfsiys Of The 'Enersld
| I.ls the Lecture will doubtless be well
aye led.
| The Maine Central has ADDED 81 oiber
,l3inz in the freight yard. Ths new one ID
| iocatsd lust below Mr.. Donovsh's house.
| Il is long enough To hold nine cars aod will
| probably be- used exclusively s. hay
platform
For the aexs t~o Sundays the Universs-
LIST psopls Of this city AMI Hallo.ell will
! iis.eu 70 preaching By Rev. Mr.. Barber, Z
Ne~ York Clergyman. He viii coma hsrs
With view Of settling permanently II be
| likes The peoris and the people like kin.
l.. -. he kIo Ma nd
very pleasant socially.
DIR. Phiibrex commences his ten dAY o
stsy 10 tbs city tomorrow morning, sfi an
| ooaDcement sbieh will be we'll received BY
his patients in this vicinity. The l7th Of
every month finds tina doctor II Room l,
Younz's hotel, ADD the subss 4uen, ten day.
| 1nds BIN ore Of the bu .iest men in Gardiner,
| He hss very l.rgs and constantly increas'
| ny practice.
The management Of the Foresters' fair
announce tnasthe programme for the second
| lisht will be entirely musical and viii be
| furnished by some Of the leading talent In
| Boston and other Massachusetts cities many
| Of the artists beisg secured at considerable
expense. They propose to make this con.
cert the anest ever given in Gardiner.
Mr.. Ed. Collins, ore Of Bos.on's horse.
men wa. IN Gardiner lsss week locking
| At the fsst gsldirg Forest Patchen, owred
| By L. A. H0aiehsn. with 4 view OF pur.
| chasing him and sill probably DO 50. The
| horse is one Of the fastest in this section
| has mark better than 20 and above 81
| is aeprs driver ofthe best sty ls aud action
| Should he q 70 Bosioa ihis winter he viii
make some o, the st.ppers NJ the Hub &c
come t. beat him on the ground where he
> especially speedy.
The annual inspection of Heath Post No
6 g. A. r., Vt this city was made Friday
| evening BY Department Inspector Small
| 1s wss sssisIed ey Comrades Lord anG
Furnish Of L. S. Grant Post Of Bidde fore
and Comrads Bradford of Portland. The
| comrsdes OF Heath Post turned out il
| .poalv numbers, The inspecting office,
| CONF lmented The work Of the post IDos
| highly. piseiog them on apsr with any
| th'r posi- he hsd inspected, statement
which is doubtless well deserved. Aftel
tae meeting genuine clam supper wa
| .srvet in rhe doing room and the eetersn
| lnlnigai in jolly campfire. II was one
| Of the fnost soeIsi times which the post hal
| held this yesr.
| Tho Cisss Echo is the name of pspel
| Which the se1ior class Of the nigh schoo
| orsp0sts to lsuqch on the sea OF schoo
| i5urr slism WIN a December number. II
| prospective il is 10 be an eighs-page monthly
| Erh cover, and containing department,
| for editorials, literary matter, campu
| items, Antimslian' corner, alumni notes
| clippings from s"BoOi exchanges, etc
| Prey Mctss. Wili Atkins, Mr.. Watson ant
several others are booming the erterpri''
aud is beies veil received. The olss'
| has material FOR issuiug very creditablt
p.per, ore tHsF shall he equal TO ar schoo
| paper il the STATE, and the friends Of tbs
| -cb0ol will doubtless ace that it shall no
| ~ant for patronage in the way OF sub
setibers and advertisers.
Last evening at the First Baptist church
, isrge sudieace listened TO The anniversary
1ercIses or lie local Dung Meas Christ
ssn Association. They were most intakss St
rag throughout. Rev. G. +. Owen
| castor Of the church acted as pre-
sidlng fiicsr. The invocation Was pro
nouuced by Rev. X. W. jenkins, sppro
PIRATE scripture selections were read By
Rev A. s. L'd', Ard prayer was Offered
nv Rev. j l. Monroe. General Secretary
ard Mfs. Peabody Of Augusta rer dereC
several muslcsl seiec ions which were mos
excel cot She reports of the oiticer'
showed the Association 20 be doing the bes
vors it has hcne since its organization wa
ars; effected. FIX years ago. General Sec
tsrNy MurrsY 10 doing most excellent worn
ia his CAPACITY, especially IN prosecuting tn;
WORK of the Association to yonrg men ant
interesting them IN it Def reaul $ hsvt
bean secured AID Che influences o; The
association is rapidly Increasing. IL is oeins
conducted On strictly business principles, ,
tao. which in, resses the opinion of bushes.
men in Hs behalf. The reports brough
cut in detsi. The condition Of the sewers
branches of she work. The sddtess of tbs
evening was by r II. Shelton OF Auburn
the State ss cr, tary. 1t was an interesting
talk on the principles Of the organization
its one gfsst object, work for ycung men
the best methods of work and genera
cali for increased work in the local assccis
lion Re- she members Of the association