The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-29
LOYAL 4 COUNTY INTELLIGENCE

LOYAL l. COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.
Tho Agricultural Fair win take place in
City Hall Oct. 10th. 18th and 18th.
The pay roll Of the Kittery navy yard for
August fOots up siis.ooo, divided among 1000
workmen.
DIR. J. q. Hale. Of Wells. on Thursday Of
last week broke through tho scafolding In his
stable and severely injured his lee, although
NO bones were broken.
James r. Davis, Of Kittery, has plead guilty
before tho U. 8. Circuit Court at Portland, to
the larceny Of surgeons instruments and
household articles from the navy yard. Gone
up for thirty days.
The Democrat learns that "a canvas will
soon be made for new Biddeford and saco Di-
rsctory;" but we have not yet learned wheth-
or the canvas is to be made in the saco or Bid
deford mills.
The old 9th regiment will be pretty well rep
resented in the next legislature, from this
county. By Col r. P. Tapley Of Saco, 1t. Col.
j. NJ. Stone Of Kennebunk, and Captain II. II.
Burbank Of Limerick
On Tuesday evening. just before bell-time.
q defective boiler used for heating No. Laco-
MIA mill, burst, blowing out the head Of the
boiler and damaging the boiler house some
what. but fortunately no person was injured
On Wednesday morning son OF Charles A.
Gowen, while handling gun loaded with shot,
accidentally discharged the same. the charge
passing through the palm Of his right hand.
The wound was dressed by DR.. Warren. and
the patient Is doing well.
On Monday the Court commenced case
from Berwick on an action Of trespass. which
was not cleared till Wednesday morning. Our
reporters letter has failed to reach US. The
next case WAS from Kennebunkport; action to
recover rent.
On Friday evening fire was discovered In q
barn belonging to Mr.. George Sweat Of York,
Me-, and before any assistance could be pro-
cured II was entirely consumed. II contained
about fifty tons Of hay, besides farming imple-
neuts Of various descriptions. 1t is new
building constructed Mt great expense. Sup
posed to be the work Of IN incendiary.
The Kennebcc Journal says that in one rep
resentativc district there is tie. We do not
know whether the Journals report is made
from the official record or not. Last week we
announced that John u. Hammond, Rep, was
elected In that district. Berwick and North
Berwick, on the strength Of q letter from the
latter town received by US. stating that Mr..
Hammond was elected by one plurality. Voters
here have an illustration Of the Importance Of
each individual vote.
The Democrat learns that the barn aud out
buildings belonging to Nathan II. Robinson,
of Limington, were destroyed by fire on the
morning Of Sept 4th. together with all his
farming tools and implements Of husbandry,
valuable young horse, good hog, sleigh
and harness. aud, in fact, everything OF value
outside the house, except wagon. Loss es'i-
mated at $500 no insurance. The tire Is sup
posed to have taken from match IN the hands
Of little boy. Mr.. Robinson has an aged
father to support, has himself los, an eye with
in two years, and the sight Of the other has
been imperfect for . long time. An appeal Is
,,,a. % . o.n.-o,. ,,b,ie fur assistance.
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Congregational church at that place. on wednes
day last Sermon was preached by Rev. E. N.
Hidden, OF Great Falls; ordaining prayer by
rev. MT prauloru' VI S"'"'', 800,
tue PaS'o, 60.
right hand OF Fellowship oy new Mr. oarge"''
Of Pennington, and the address to the people
hv Raw John winsor. of SAGE, The day was
,',-,.s.u., ,,..,, .ra . c..number of
ac"sn"u"' P'e"''
people were present from tue SURROUNDING
towns, bringing their provisions with them. OF
Lii, ,h.v nartook nj the parsonage. MAY
.u''" NV =. . 81,
the succeeding years CT inc pas'orae oe rs 'u''
Of good works as the day and the initial begin
p;nc Was propitious and happy.
Frank Hunter lives on Gooch Island, and
L.sp. hans Patrick Kenny lives there. too. and
ii -. ..,.,.. .nd N. d,
mas ssruen anu 's'''' 0"o"se' ""' sae
generally. Here the historian might STOP
were Il not for row last Sabbath Mrs. Pat
x;,l Y s,nv ,houybt Frank did not "como up
:, -s,,,,, l. .,,,v;,c Nj. ..h;,.n 20
to the scratch IN Allowing MS mus /"
scratch up her"gsrding." Frank resented the
;m,u,.,ion. vhereupon Patrick essayed to ca
-, ~, IN. divine orbs NJ Frank. and did 40.
~, :, e ~ A., an. 80, -, -,
Hannah Cain tho relation 10 the man OF MARK
thought she was abel to have q hand in the
,n.lee. and 80 pitched into Patrick. All hands