Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-19

GARDINER.
Journals Telephone Call, 3-12.

Journals Telephone Call, 3-12.
Miss Hattie Wise has returned from
visit in Portland.
Maurice J. Kane left, Tuesday, for an
outing at Capitol Island.
Mrs. Nellie Belyea left, Tuesday, for
visit with friends in Orange, Mass.
Nathaniel Libby from Cresco, Iowa,
is the guest of Mrs. Elbridge Trafton.
A. K. P. Merchant, who has been Wis
iting in Lowell, Mass, arrived home.
Tuesday.
The barge Elmwood with a cargo of
coal for A. r. Hayes & Co. arrived,
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Rogerson, from East
Milton. Mass, is the guest of relatives
in Randolph.
Mrs. C. H. Stewart left, Tuesday, for
dangerously i'll.
Dan C. Munro returned on the gGardi-
ner, Tuesday from a vacation passed
at Capitol Island.
Ernest Boynton arrived from Everett.
Mass, Tuesday, for visit with friends
mere and in South Gardiner.
James Cummings, returned to his
work in Bath, Tuesday, after a visit
with his family in Randolph.
Mrs. Alice Lewis of .Melrose, Mass,
arrived, Tuesday and is visiting Mrs.
s. G. Payne, Brunswick street.
Florida. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
J. E. Weymouth Spring street.
George w. Murphy has resumed his du-
ties with the II. *. Newbert Shoe Co,
latter quite a long period of illness.
Ridal NJ Jack of Boston, who has
been visiting in this vicinity left, Tues
day, for a business visit at Portland.
The schooner John C. Smith is at
Atkins wharf with cargo of coal for
the Hollingsworth & Whitney Paper
Co.
Work has been started on shipping
the ice from the Randolph ice houses
and several vessels are in readiness to
| load
Miss Abbie Stone of Farmingdale. is
| the guest of Miss Daisy Waterhouse at
| the Davenport camp at Lake Cobbossee-
contee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Trask left
| Tuesday, for their home in Los Angeles
Cal, after visit with relatives in this
vicinity.
| F.. T. Clarke and sister returned tt
their home in New York, Tuesday
after a visit with c. E. Clarke il
| Randolph.
| A daughter recently arrived at The
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robinson
Central street, and the parents are
consequently happy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. bangle returned to
their home in Roxbury, Mass, Tues
! day. after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs
1. M. Levin in this city.
The first dance of the season will be
given in Grand Army hall. this evening
and will be under the management of {
party of young men of this city.
Mrs. McVann and daughter, Mis-
Emily. from Lynn Mass, and Mis-
Olivette Wheelan of Bangor are visit
ing Mrs. Charles Ward, Brunswick
| street.
The tax book has been completed by tn
assessors and has been put into the hand
of Collector S. N. Maxcy. The first to pa.
his tax to Mr.. Maxcy was City Marsha
frank E. Andrews.
The members of the local branch O
the International Brotherhood of Pa
| ner Makers are asked to have thei
measure taken at the Partridge Cloth
ing Co.'S store for their uniforms which
4 will be worn in the Labor day parad,
| in this city. Quite extensive prepare
tons are being made to make this
big event.
A soldier, en- inmate of the Nationa
Home at Togus. returned on the boat
Tuesday, from furlough and when he ar
rived in this city it was found, that h
,,o1 ,,s,ao hadly used I'M on tho trin on
fears were entertained that he might no
live With the aid of an ifnproyise
stretcher he was tenderly carried to tn
station in Randolph and taken to tn
Home, where he will be cared for at tn
hospital.
The work of grading the new 10