The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-07-08
LOCAL l. COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.


v;ve. nsver saw each other until they were
married. These two brothers are 6lack'miths
AMI work together, occupying the same shop
th,t thsir father and grandfather occupied.
R,t the mo,t remarkable and commendabe fea.
ture IN reference to the matter Is that these Two
families have lived together as one family ever
since they were married. all eating q, the same
table. and all In perfect harmony. A few ,ean
ago These two men left home for California
While waiting on the Isthmus for steamer.
one Of them was taken sick. II was agreed
that the well brother should proceed to Can
fornil, and that the other should return home
Is soon as he was able. which he did. The Cal
ifJruia brother rem aimed In the golden Sta'e,
working at his trade. until he accumuiated
$500, when he returned home. Aner Tue con
gratulitivns were over, the Californian orougn'
out his treasure, and said, here. orotne.,
1880. your half Of my earnings" The wives
took turn, In presiding ut the table-aNernat-
ing weekiy the one of duty taking nn more
interest In matters than IL she Was q boarder.
We gather the above facts from q gentleman
of this city, who recently made q short call Mt
the home OF these brothers. We set these peo.
pie down as bona-hde christians Portland
argus.
Thirteen deaths from yellow fever are report.
Cd In Kittery aud Portsmouth, brought by the
Do Soto, which came to the Navy Yard with
out stopping at quarantine There seems to
have been criminal remissness Of duty On the
part Of that official who ordered the vessel up,
which ought to cost him his official head. There
Is no danger Of the further spread of the fever.
Thu r,nor,ei cases are of those who went on
board the vessel or handled articles brought
from her. The following are among the per.
.o,. vho have died Thomas Shugrue died in
po,,,moutb {: Can't. Jacob p. Morrill,, who has
h.., .mn,ovrd as clerk of the master carpenter
=, thu navy yari. died nj his residence in Great
Fall, on Friday night George Anderson died
In Portsmouth on Saturday afternoon Mr..
Poore ono Of the Lodgemen or Yard hoatmen,
died in Newburyport on Thursday night. SAT-
urday evening, says the Chronicle of Monday
the following deaths occurred I'm Kittery, G.
7 Prescott. master machnist, and Andrew
Grace. who has been employed rs a watchman
=, hoard the steamer. and was about 30 years
~ .ye in Rye. Mr.. Mace in Portsmouth,
Ar. MeIptire and Mr.. Peterson.
G., condolences. :, mi, ,;,y and s,so have
=, - h.,.a N. ola Eos. bopss At Ola
c., "a h.v. rcrovoa :, 10 Tho beach.
,h.rs ,bsv have 6,,ed II nm for the accommo-
a,,ion Of their f,milic, when visiting there. A
rood move.
r,,, ..,.,.,,,a ., mi, r,,,. and VI.
.,.,.. ,"s,.,d,,,,v ~ ..oh ors .unop nj, own
49," N..,,v ~. .r,irs nonu,a,ion made an
sxoius 10 Old Orchard Beach. OF in some other
vay tried to make themselves miserable. be-
e,use Il was the 4th. The Free Bap,is, Sabbath
School on Cedar street visited "Long Poni"
and enjoyed very comfortable picnic. Pat
r;o,ic speeches were made By Revs. Woman and
Stevens, aud We learn the celebration was very
satisfactory. In the evening the theatrical
company Of Mr.. Myers performed in City Hall
10 A crowded audience. The parts were we'll
sustained, and the audience were In that happy
frame Of mind which sees everything beautiful,
and We shall not mar the scene by any criticism
The scenery was very SLIM out VT. myers
. ,, - ~ -, :. y. $3.50, s,om
asrei' anu was "Apeo'ed W W P'ssS"'' "'"'
BIston, but by delay IL did not reach here till
,h. ,s,, d,v Tia entire comp,uy intend 10
'ss 49,
visit TINS place next moc'n'
Do the citizens understand that Messrs Field
,o,.. al. Ior,v., ofs,. ara off,r.
e"u eu'''"' =" ''' Wv
ing NJ auction great bargains I'D a'' A'"'. W
goodsl Thai Is so. Sales Mt auction prices
.h.,,ch,,, IN. day Give them n call. even II
you 10 not "an' '" wy
Ar,or, thu article, rec.ntly sent 10 the SOL
-, .,d s,.;s,v ware , ou;l,
o'ers oy our oo'a'e's as s', 49,
and pillow contributed by Mrs. Desire Meeds
OF this city, who has sent six sons to the army.
VIZ, u.ts. tho contributions of more value is
"na' in"Ass Wv
the fact that the Quilt was p'eeed together ana
quilted by Mrs. Needs, who Is - years old aud
- h.. On. u,s NJ onlv ono eve. But few from
NV a. .,,,-;h,,;o,.
out their seanty "or' ns'e "sue c0""''u0's :
OF moro sacrihce, and tho TACT Is worthy VI
n.,,;o,
Co, A, State Guards, Capt. Morse, has been
.,...a 90 r.rr;.o, Fort NeClary. Kittery.
- AZ. ,o,h 80 J,,v
They must 90 On au'y W INC '''" " 'u''
Mn Enron Acreeably TO previous arrange
nents. the Sabbath School connected with the
w BAPTIST congregation at South Parsons
field. celebrated the Nations Birthday in
manner highly creditable TO the citizens OF that
Mace, AT an early hour people commenced
Resembling from all parts o! the town, aud
na;shhor;ny towns. to the number Of several
hnndreJ. Az nine o'clock a procession was
xs.ns.5 AZ the mee,inr.bouse consisting OF
,oi,;,srv s.cort with music. Sabbath School
ciss.ss with their teachers, and citizens in gen.
sr.i and marched 10 an orchard in the neigh
ha.roo1 ,-h.r. . stand had been erected for