Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-01
GARDINER
The Shoe Business Again-A Law Suit
the Probable Outcome-o Gardiner Men
and Matters.
GARDINER, April 80.

hiehur L. Derry Is IN the city on fev
days trip from Fort Payne. Ala.
Rev. o. Tyler will attend the East Main
Methodist conference at Dexter. He lef
today.
Mrs Laura Z. Richards Of this city ha
recently published 4 long poem ent,le,
The Last Fight" 1t appeared Saturday il
the Boston Evening Traveller, and is stir
ring, eloquent poem concerning Phil Sheri
dams last fight.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany is contemplating the establishment of 1
branch Office in this city.
Mr.. Charles Clapp of Gardiner. Will,
walking along Exchange street yesterda,
was taken with ht and fell to the sidewalk
He was taken into Kimballs restaurant and
DIR. Way called. The doctor ordered him t.
be removed in the ambulance to the residence
OF his son on Myrtle street. AT last account,
he was doing well.-Portiand Press Apyt
30.
The above was authenticated BY the re.
ceipt of private letter today containing the
statement that Mr.. Clapp suffered a severe
stroke of paralysis. Mr.. Clapo was a for
mer resident of this city. holding at one time
the position of city clerk. and was mar
NeA AnO"n III ttle city ana vicinity.
A ii, Potter has recently purchased g
100 pound draft horse. He is beauty and
arrived Saturday on the Star
Mr.. Fred Peacock is again confined to hi
home with sickness, having suffered another
relapse.
+. II. Cushman of Boston is in the city at
the Evans.
The frame for the main portion of the new
pa., oh /. al
the framework of the tower is rapidly rear.
ing its classic form toward the skies. It
promises TO be very pretty building
-Four pslefsces were given the adoption
degree in the Order of Red Men at the wig
VAN of Valununkeag Tribe this evening.
At a parish meeting of the Episcopal
society held last night the following otIi rers
were elected for the ensuing year: cl rk
Fred f Millikcn; wardens, A. Davenport,
Henry Richards; vestrymen, A. G. Stilphen,
J ID White. S. G. Decker. L. F Little,
W. B. Neal, Fred Z. MilIiken. W. :. Whit
more; treasurer and collector, W. G. Ellis
Another union notice of the same import,
but couched in different language from the
one carried YESTERDAY, wa. on duty at the
depot on the arrivals of the trains today.
Several union men came on til. trains to
work at the Randolph factory. but were sent
back by the members of the union in this
city. Several "scab" workmen also came
on the trains, and, despite the efforts of union
men, wended their way across the bridge into
Randolph and doubtless found employment.
Two or three penitent drunks were incar-
cersted in the cooler today.
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