The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-30

s.. 8. COm.-W. Junkins.
Opsrscers OF POor.--G. W. s. Putnam, Alex
Thompson, T.. A. Bragdon.
.fuiiiOr--C. q. Clark.
WELLS.
observation-disclosures Goodwin, 100 maj.
Clerk Joseph Curtis. SO maj.
Select. & .assess Geo. Goodwin, Of maj, Ia.
rak Maxwell 80, Sam'l Rankin 80.
Trc1surcr-Gco. Gctchell, ~.
s. s. Com. s. auHior-I Ivory Littcfcl, Jr.,
70 maj.
.aJeat-Sihs Brag,lon. - maj
All Republicans. IL will he seen by the above
that Mcssrs. GOODWIN and Gc,chcll, whom the cop
perhcals lahorcl intcn;ly to defeat, by tcrming
them "robbcrs," "thieyes,' &c, run ahead OF
their ticket. The cops of Wells are, in fact, I'M
well, anl nccl something stimulating. They are
doubtless thirsty for the spiritual almonitions OF
Elder Nasty, late pastor, &c.
CORNISH. -.,fOierai0r-Saml POinlcxter, Jr.
CIerk-Roscoe q. Smith.
la ScIecimdR-S. Poinicx,cr; 81 do, hmmi
Boynton; 81 do, Silas West.
Treasurer unR dmiiior--Albert q O'Bricn.
~ ~. tOWWUCc-DtNhl W. hOullOH'
All Republicans except the second Sclcctman.
BERWICK. -.ifoIcraior-Wm +. Lord.
Tovn CicTk--Geo. w. Lord.
Seiecinen and .iseessors-John IIurl, William
Emery, Richard L. Goodwin.
Torn Tfeasurcr-George Moore.
School Comm iiee--William Emery.
Torn Agcni-Georgc Rankin.
Orcrsesr Of Poor-Joscph Bracket
Auditor George s. Goodwin.
All Republicans except the Treasurer.
PAnsoYsrIELD.- lfoierdi0r-Alva Doe.
Cicrk-John bennett.
SrlccimeR, assessors, Sc.--Alvah Doe, iona
W. Trueworthy, Joseph $. Dearborn.
Trcasurer-Sanuel Merrill.
8. y. Comm itee-I.uthcr Neal.
.ami,ior aRi Agcni-Chasc Boothby.
Constable anil Collector George I. BickfOrd.
LIuIyGroy.-. MicraiOr- DR.. John F. Wclg-
wood.
Cierk-EIra Miles. Jr.
Seicctmen, &c. - George s. Lord, James w.
JOY. Freeman Strout.
Treds-Dr. John +. W.1gwood.
=. s. Con.-Jamcs W. johnson.
Const. and Coil.-Andrew J. Herd.
.fuiiior-Wm. Dinnock..
os-.Hoierator--F. a. Wood.
Cierk-Dan'l Wentworth.
Select, ASSESS q Orcrscers Of Poor 1. H.
Fall, Ivory Libby, j. B. Stanton.
.fgcnt--Selectmen.
s. y. C0m.-Wm. Emery.
Collectors and Constdbies-I. II. Fall, Cyrus
W. Hayes.
.auiiior-J. II. Shaplcigh.
Our prompt Navy Yard correspondent under
date Of 2stl, and whose communication VIC are
Obliged to abrdgc for crowded matter, says !:
"Nliss Lucilla Mathews, at Kittery Point, %
years Of age, teacher and lady Of exemplary
character, attempted to cut her throat with a ra-
zor on Friday night. For several days she had
complained of distress in her head. Hopes are
entertained of her rccovery.'--Thc salary OF
the "Clcrk Of the Yard" has been raised to Sl2.
Oh. which is gratifying to the friends ola person
SO well worthy of IL. as MIR. Bacon, his urbanty
and potencss have admitted him into large
circle of friends The fishing schooner, build
ing by Stevenson & Co., ut Kittery will he ready
for launching tOmorrow.-A Union Store has
been started in Portsmouth, shares $40 each
Stockholders obtain their groceries ut reduced
rates. similar organization is contemplated in
Kittery.
Mr.. Samuel Meserve Of Bar Mills. while en-.
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which resulted in his breaking three Of his ribs.
J. C.. Roberts will sell at public acution on Sat.
Anil 7th., n. m. ut Carries corner (waterboro, y
n large lot Of working oxen (ecyen yokc,) steers,
horses, cows wagons sc sc.
We regret to learn that the Agent Of the Pep
perell Mills, VIM. +. IIaincs Esq, has been quite
III Of fever for two weeks past.
A former resident Of Wells proposed 10 give
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ceased soldiers Of that town valued nj Sl0O0-pro-
yrlcl the town would furnish site for the same
AMI make the necessary preparation to receive il.
The town accepted the gin and appropriated the
necessary amount To complete II.
Remember the lecture by John u. Cough on
Monday evening, April 9th. There has been
great demand for reserved seats. Thos~who In
tent hearing this lecture We advise to call either
NJ l5nInhlm's or L0cLe's book stores NJ once, ami
select choice of seats The Boston Journal says,
"this lecture il worth the price OF whole course
Mr.. Oliver y. Morrcll. 20 years Of age. son Of
Levi Morrcll. Esq, of Cornish. was found in the
road Wednesday afternoon. crushed tO death-his
chest under the forward slcl Of an OK team con-
tanning heavy load of logs II is supposed that
he attempted to get oil the load, anl slipping, fell
between the oxen AMI the sled, and hal jus, time
10 sing cat whoa, rs the cattle stopped with the
unfortunate man in the position in which he was
founl by q stranger travelling along the road.
lie was young man Of much promise, having
nearly completed his stulics in College.
The shinglc mill owncl 10y Mr.. Remembrance
Leighton, at Somcsyille. in Saco. was burned on
Thursday night IT last week, the building being
totally destroyed. Most of the machinery was
s,ve,l in damaged condition. Loss about ST. |
600. NJ insurance. |
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