The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-01-05
LOCAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Card-Dr. Aivan Bacon.
Saco Dvision--S. Of T.
Smolander's Extract Buchu.
Report Of South Berwick National Bank.
First National Bank. Biddeford.
Bddcford National Bank.
Tenement House for Sale--James Andrews.
Hair Work-ll. VI. Gorion
sl,iOO per year-Shaw Clark.
500 MOnth-O. 7. darcy.
Mount Eagle Manufacturing Company.
Notcr-W. &. BRYANT.
Iiarper's Magazi me-.
WhOopng COugh--Dr a. Bacon.
Practical optcian-Dr II. ID. Heath.
Letter List
Norwich Fire Insurance Cor Small & Son.
The Sabbath schools and congregations Of Ken
ncbunk had first rate times ut their Christmas fcs
rivals. The question now is, how to secure as full
an attendance on the Sabbath during the year.
Tic Congregational Society of Buxton an,
Hollis, Rev. Mr.. Dartlctt's, gave an Antiquarian
Supper at Derrak's Tavern, Salmon Falls, las
Monday Eve, which combined oil the features o
such an entertainment, consisting Of post'ofice
fish pond, fortune telling, &c. The feature OF thu
evening however was the Old Folks and the Tam
BORNE Girl, particularly the latter, whose win
ming ways drew the money freely from the pocket
of all the gentlemen present. The supper wat
under the direction Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grasp, the
popular landlord and lady of Saco notoriety, and
did credit to themselves and to the gettcrs NJ
thereof; after which remarks were made by Mcssrs
Joel Marshall, q. b. Chadbourn and Major Pau
Chadbourn. The amount realized was about
$3.50. 90. Saco and Biddcforl's citizens were wei
represented. most of whom sprung from old Bux'
ton stock, and all of whom came away well salts.
fed.
A bell has been placed in the new tower of thu
mill ut Kcunebunk village. The old wooden wa
ter wheel has given place to horizontal iron ont
from the foundry Of Mcssrs. b. J. Cole & Co
Lake Village, N. II. Mcssrs. Hewitt & Foss ar,
putting their machinery into operation.
Rev. Gideon Cook, of Kcnnebunk, one OF on,
oldest cler;ymen, was invited to spend Sabbath
with the Baptist church, South Berwick. whcr
they made him donation Of about sixty dollars
Wednesday evening the Triumph Engine Com
pany Dedicated their new Hall on Washington St
Il il carpcted and fitted up elegantly and, like the
Company, is not eIcelled, il equalled, by any in
the State. The hall was filled with members and
invited guests with their ladies. On behalf Of tho
members the guests were welcomed In very neal
anil appropriate speech by Cyrus +. Berry. The
exercises consisted Of a prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Stew
ems, after which speeches were made By William
II. Thompson, ]. +. Butler, Rev. Mr.. Stevens;
and Leonard Andrews. Cake and fruit were fur
pi,hed, and the Biddeford Cornet Band cnlivened
the occasion with their excellent music.
The first case tried at the present term Of thu
cour: in Ssco was one involving rhubarb to the
amount Of 50, 900. II argues we'll for the health
Of the Court aud all in attendance. II is very
moving case.
+. II. Poss h., again opened beet market or
Chestnut Street, just above the stand formerly
occupied by Adams s Huntress. who have re-
moved TO Alfred Street. Mr.. foss always keeps
the best the market affords, and by his promptnes'
and faiihfulnes In serving his patrons with just
what they need, Is deserving Of good share Of
patronage.