The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-21
LOCAL L COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

NoRru BERWICK, Ne. December II, 1866,
Mn. EpIroR: Believing the item In rcls.
ton to the North Berwick Co. In your column
Of "Local and County Intelligence" OF issue
Of Goth November, is Of such = nature as to
convey a wrong impression. desire to correct
It through the same medium. II the matter
was personal to this Company alone. I wouil
no, trouble you to do 50, but 10 the present
depressed state OF almost oil branches Of wool
en- manufacturing. II seems eminently mischiev.
Gus In its tendency.
This Company Is intending, another season.
to build new dam-is compelled to by the di
lapidsted condition of the old-.they arc not
intending to build any '.'hne block Of six tens.
ment. three story. French roof housss'' nor to
relay their canal. Neither are they running
"ful time and hall. turning out 1900 yds per
day. nor have they been at any. time. They
are running usual time only, and very moder-
ately At that. predicting fof the past month an
average Of but i4iS yds. per day run-less
than half the quantity named-a very
moderate quantity for the machinery employed.
and IL practicable to produces less and reduce
expense, proportionably, would be glad to do
30. '' '..' VIZ. IIoBps, Agent.
The Ilsllowell Gazette evidently loves "a
silent oyster" aud thus runs riot over the
subject, while II Is not to be wondered At for
Freemsn's oysters are "a dainty dish to set be-
fore q King" ''." '.'a.1 N''
Tho illustrated Noah Webster defined the oys-
ter as being "a bivalvulsr, testaceous animal.
much esteemed for food," and In this conner.
ion We will add that beg allied with these can.
finals" came 10. Us last week. direct from the
establishment OF James Freeman, No. Union
Wharf, Portland, "a gentleman, who Tor many
years, has been instrumental 10 afording prin.
tiers an annual deviation IRON saw.dust pud.
ding. He Il known 10 the universal oyster.
LOVING public. a. the prince Of oystsrmen, and
parties who order supplies from bis establish.
ment, are sure 10 obtain the best the market
Is capable VI sdording. when Jon order oys-
tiers. do not send to Boston, while Freeman
lives Ia Portland.
Miss Martha L. Ferguson hU been appoint
ed pcs,mistress At South Berwick, perhaps for
the reason that postmistresses are appointed Ia
the Sou,h-beosuss thsfs are no men ID that
section not Republicans who can take the iron!
olsd sssh Of loyalty. Mr. c. @. Hobbs wss
appointed . few weeks siuos to that ,Position,
vice Mr.. Dennis Ferguson removed. but We be-
iievs be never received his commission. MI.
Hobbs wants TO know, Is do oil his friends. "if
he was 20 soon 70 b done for, why he ever vas
begsa for" and that 10 question OF vital I'm.
porssses. STsasrs Of once under this stupid
and 'basslins sdninistra.ioal b ''nishsy one
sar'ia'"hrEI,i si, - rsu iadi =, ~ -gum
Ths sseo Ds~sersi says that % Wednesday
Of Last week Nc. Peter Hin. Of Bsx,os. len his
team, valuable pair Of horses, standing near
the Ssoo Depot. sod, when the sooa trsiu A.
rived from Boston the hoF,ssr took flight and
dashing through The depot ran isto . pood Of
water. and becoming sassnslsi ID the hsfnsss
one Of tAsa vss drovssd. 81 'aSl " ma "a
ITS stassd tSatA neg ot,es ID. ben sssssS-
lisbed ct 'Biddssssd fooi, -. 0osdtkvsit possI
pass. 81. gn-'rr luhs'i al bossl ss'H" htA