Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-28

GARDINER.
Carl Reed is at home from Boston.
Fred Boston left Sunday, afternoon for
Greenville.
Dewey Thornton of Auburn is here for
a weeks visit.
Tonight, Dance and moving pictures
in Wilson hall, Hallowell.
Fred Grant of Boston was the quest of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Cowan.
Willis r. Goodwin left on the Pullman
train Sunday night for Salem
DR.. and Mrs. L. II. Averill have re-
turned from q visit to Portland.
II. Y. Starrett of Warren is in the CITY
on business, revising the Maine Register.
Alton Turner, who is employed in a
shoe factory al Springvale, is at his hcme
in this city.
Harry Turner, who has been in the
city on a short visit, returned to Salem
Sunday.
Prof. Eben r. Haley visited his moth
er, Mrs. +. ID. Haley, Brunswick avenue,
over Christmas.
Miss Mildred George and Misc Belle
Trompe have been on visit with friends
in Portland.
Miss Irene Delaware passed Sunday
with her aunt Mrs. Charles Parks of
Bath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Kimball OF Wa
terville were Holiday guests with Gardi-
ner relatives.
Harold G. Wing will return today to
New Haven, CT, after a visit in Gardi-
ner over the holidays.
Oscar r. Diggs, who is employed in a
paper mill at Livermore Falls, was at his
home in this city over Sunday.
Ralph r. Littlefield of Brockton Mass,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. r. p.
Hazard, over Sunday.
Cyrus w. Dolloff returned on the early
morning Pullman Saturday to Easton.
where he is principal of the High school.
Mr. and Mrs. John Leighton of Port
land returned to Portland Saturday from
a visit over Christmas in Gardiner.
Assessors of the Poor George N. john
son and Marshall a. Haraden were in
Thomaston Saturday on official business.
Miss Sarah Slosberg returned to Bos-
ton Sunday from visiting her parents,
MIR. and Mrs j. A. Slosberg of Gardiner.
Mrs. John Wing formerly Miss Emma
Peaslee, has returned to her home in
Beverly. after visit with friends in
Randolph.
Elmer c. Bosworth was at home over
Sunday from the woods in the vicinity of
Jackman, where he is employed by Law
renee Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs George f. Allerton of
Portland returned home Saturday from a
visit with friends in this city and Halo
well.
Mrs. Dana Yates and daughter of
Greenville passed Christmas with Mrs.
Yates parents. Mr. and Mrs. Van K.
Beedle at South Gardiner.
Gardiner Grange No. 459, p. of H, Will
meet this evening for the annual meet
ing and election of officers. A full at
tendance is requested.
Miss Kate Monahan is substituting at
the Postal Telegraph office at Augusta
during the vacation of Miss Minnie Cow
ley, the manager of the Augusta office.
Miss Marion Tasker of Randolph has
been chosen as assistant in the Richmond
High school and will begin her duties
with the opening of the winter term.
From all appearances it seems that the
brush between the horses owned py Dr'
r. H. Willis and Joseph Clukey WILL not
be pulled off. The challenge which was
given by Dr. Willis has not been accepted
Jackson Bros. will close out the bal
ance of their Christmas cahay anu
holiday goods regardless of prices OF
at cost.
At the Highland avenue MetIioo's'
T.piscopal church Sunday there was d
BAPTISM. reception of members INTO lel-
lowship and a Christmas sermon py the
pastor. Rev. J. II. Clifford
A dispatch has been received III .''i'
city announcing the death OF Dr. FREEZER
ick r. Maxcy Friday at Wasilhs."n
The deceased was n native OF ra'u''le'
and was the son of Capt. Ira MaNcS' Iiis
age was n years. A widow, son anu
q daughter survive.