Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-07

Break In 1O-inch Main Quickly
Repaired Autos in Collision.
Ralph Glidden Shaken Up In Run
away on Water Street.
Most, Of the veterans from Card
ner, who attended the anniversary eN-
ercises at Gettysburg, returned on the
Saturday afternoon train, They re
port d grand good" time and al
though the heat was intense none of
them suffered by Illness
james s. BarstoW left, Sunday. for
Bar Harbor
Arthur Bubar returned. Saturday,
from a trip 10 Boston.
Miss S. NJ Hall returned Satur-
day from a visit in Boston.
Mrs William Baker went, Satnr-
day, TO Portland, for a few days.
John Bell of Winthrop called. Sat
urday upon friends in Gardiner.
Miss Inez Lindskos of Pawtucket, X
l.. is the guest of Miss Edna Gooden.
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Ralph Burgess Maurice Brisk and
Daniel Brown returned. Saturday,
from outings.
Miss Ella E. Burns Spring street,
returned Saturday. from visit to
Waldoboro.
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Mrs Frank Webster, Church street.
left, Saturday, for a visit in New
York city,
Misses Ella and Maud Bonner re-
turned. Saturday from visit in
Waldoboro
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Collins Of North
street went, Saturday, 10 Andoyer. y.
II, for a short visit.
Mrs. h. A. Cox, who has been in
Montpelier tor the past six months.
has returned To her home in Ran
dolph
Roy e Jones of Chicago arrived, Satur-
day for a visit OF Two weeks with his pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones. winter
street.
Miss Bertha knoWton returned. on
Saturday, to her home in Portland.
after a visit with Gardiner friends
Miss Helen Battles nj Brockton,
Mass, arrived Sunday. and is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. jerks.
Mr. and Mrs. \. W. MeNaughton.
who have been guests at the home of
D. s. McNaughton. have started on
the return trip to their home in Rad
eliffe. Alberta
Mr.. and Mrs. William Small of
Pennington and Miss Nellie Gardiner
of Thomaston are guests of Mrs.
George ". Gardiner, Farmingdale.
The James Aubrey farm in White
field has been sold In Eugene Elmer
son Of Gardiner. who will occupy AT
once.
Mrs. John Williams and son Ro-
land of Lynn. Mass. arrived, sunday
to become the guests of Mrs. Charles
MeManus. on Route 10.
Henry King. who for many years
has conducted . cab business in Gar
diner has disposed of his outfit anG
opened a stand at the foot of Bruins
wick hill for the sale of peanuts, etc.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Stephenson of
Auburn, formerly of this city. have
been passing few days at Pleasant
pond and called. Saturday. upon
friends in Gardiner.
Announcement is made of a meet
ing Of the Progressives of Gardiner.
Thursday evening. July 10, at the
city council rooms for the purpose of
electing delegates To attend the con
ventlon at watervilie. July lsth.
Two autos collided. Saturday after
noon, at the junction of Maine ave
nue. and Bridge street. The car of J,
Frank Lee, which was the lighter OF
the two, received the only damage ,he
other being a heavy touring ear from
Massachusetts.
Very little drunkenness was seen
in Gardiner on the Fourth and the
fact that no arrests were made bv
the officers on the night of the 3rd.
on the Fourth or on the night of the
Fourth. is no doubt due Ia the en-
fercement of the prohibitory law.
Most of those who indulge in the use
of ardents are now receiving ii from
Boston
break in the l0-inch water main
was discovered at about noon, sun
day, on the Bridge street bridge. Snpt
Soule made remarkably quick work
in repairing the main and the public
was no disconnected to any great ex-
tent. The great need of filtering
plant was clearly demonstrated after
the water had been turned on again,
as the water had n muddy appearance
for some time after.