The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-20
LOCAL L. COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

A soldiers badge has been found belonging TO
C. A. Merrill Of Saco, which he can have by call
ing at this Office.
Charles Hight Of Ssco, who was arrested some
six weeks ago In Boston for breaking into store
in NewGeld, escaped from the Saco jail last We'll
nestlsy night, evidently allied from the outside.
There are certain rumors anoat wllch demand in,
ycs,igaiion.
We learn from the Bangorwhig that the next
annual session Of the Grand Lolgc Of Gool TEN
ulars will he held ut West Buxton on the 9th ~
| April, commencing nj . ~ o'clock =. NJ. Dele.
uatcs who go over the Maine Central AMI Kenn"-
let X Portland roa.ls viii be furnished with free
return tickets.
This il evidently mistake. AMI refers to n
meeting 10 he held in Sico ami n"tice,l elsewhere
in this column.
There was an interesting Temperance meeting
in Pcppercll Square Sico on Wednesday evening
attended by a large attentive anl orderly con-
course If people, who were addressed by Messrs
Kelly aud Rhoales Of the "Dashaways." AMI hy
clergymen of Saco a band was in attendance,
anl several spirited temperance songs were snni;
The next session Of the Grand Lodge Of the y
vi D. !" 'hs o'a'e WIN .'""''se - A~' Wv"
TUESDAY anu commune 'hree "nS.. WV s"'"',
have been pleased to have published tho order of
the exercises, hut presume that ut this early day
" has not o'e" 'e'''"'"o' "'"'"'
| A disastrous fire occurred in Sanford On the
l4th inst, in the building owned by ]. :. KIM
ball ESD, County attorney "h''h was eh''rry
consumer. Ihe ou''''hs was occ"Pe"o w "'.
| II n on,l tIp p,,s
hlhoa'', o. ~ porma"' "'r'"'"., ""u '"s
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man was p'r'i''y '"s"'c', "'' MINUS" "''' ",
h"rary' HI HIS lesa' an' p'"a'e p"r"'s ""'
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'helr i'th anniversary Oh thursday evening wees
wh'ch was IN interesting anu p'."'."' sa'"''',s'
"marks were 'haue ny hron''" n".'e"'' ~
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.ersperseo WIN" s"s'"s ''o"' We. ""'''u o"o"'
hie'"a'"s 'n' .'"p'"'' '"' ""'' " 80"
ladies' par'ook OF III elegant anu oouh''u' oo''a'
t'on'
We arc again obliged to request our advertising
patrons to be patient We are trying to be as
prompt 10 our engagements rs p'ss'''e' anu ,'e'
oruers VIII appear Us SUD" US We eau s'' w '"'''
we are seriously thihR'hS OF again ehi'rs' Ms
the JOURNAL. making II equal IN size 10 any pa
per published IN the state. sec supplement- en-
closed o'C' oiark y Co. are oherins INDUCE
nen's 10 purchasers
The York Peat Company. to own and control
the Patent rights of the American Peat Compa.
NY for the manufacture Of peat rs an article Of
fuel, for the Counties Of York aud Aniroscoggin,
was organized IN thls city on wednesday, and the
capital stock was oil subscribed anu paid Tor. T..
u. Banks James Sawyer and Thomas u. Cole arc
Trustees Tor the Company to whom oil inquiries
shouiu NC auutesseu'
We are Informed that scase Of death by Chol-
era occurred in Portland ON Wednesday We are
sure to be visited by the plague, unless the most
scrupulous attention is paid to cleanliness. Don't
trust to the authorities to see that our health Or
dinances are executed. They will do all they can.
but each citizen must work, work, work. Don't
delay, but work IMMEDIATELY. No time is to
pe iose. Along win 'n'S auihoh''oh ls another
Don DC irishtehed there Is absolutely NO dan
ger II the health ordinance is strictly enforced
| A correspondent ut Kittery wishes 10 call At
tention to the fact that within five years twenty
one new vessels have been built at the Kittcry
Navy Yard; seventeen have been launched, in
Guiding the New Hampshire aud the Franklin,
and twenty old vessels have been rcpairel: that
the carpenter work has been done ON this yard
for abont one dollar less per lay f,an in any 9th.
er yard in the Unitcl States. which work Admiral
Fsrragut pronounccs To be as.lyupd as any done
elsewhere.
I'm the list of inventions to be exhibited M ,bc
Worlds Fair In paris. recently nn,,ishcJ 1, ,h.
New York Tribune, nearly all Of the articles from
Maine Are included i'm the New York liz, nrob,-
| hIv hv occ;Jc,, 40 an. of o,r owr .;,;,a,s ,..
omonr tho very fra, onnl;can,s from Mi, country
for sp,ce IN the Palace. anl will exhih;, n iaros
numhcr or vo,u,hl, ;,v.,,;,,. ;,o,,,;,, ann.
the most wonderful, and probably me most vpn.
dcrfil and valuable of any of the recent modern
inventions which will be seen Mt the Fair, il il but
prorer that our State should have the creli, die
her.
o,u ,
,,"..,. 49,, =, ~, w." $50 wv w.
mand their earnest at,entin The dr., relate. IN
measures necessary 1, be taken IA nreysn, Tho
visitation fr,m Cholera. anil peeIs no vor,Is nj
ours 10 endorse the measures therein nrssSrihs,l
Every one mnst see the absolute necessity Of NJ.
tending ut once to the cleanliness of the CITY. The
second is concerning school district number four.
meeting of the citizens Is calel 10 consider tho
subject of better school accommodations which
are sally needed. Lot there lie n full attendance.
The High School scholars will give an exhibi.
ton in CITY Hall next Friday evening"
The city autboritic, b,vnc decided IN numl,er tbo