The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-01-12
LOCAL 1 COUNTY INTELLIGENCE

LOCAL 4 COUNTY INTELLIGENCE,
~ - NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS. t
purnroy,s Heat Reguiator-k q. Dinkwater Co
statement North Berwick National Bank.
Hard Times Codce-H. d Newhai.
specials-A Card.
Dissolution Of CoparDership-Hll Bond.
Guardians Sale u Real Estste-John Roberts.
Probate Notices.
., Great Sale Of Dry Goeis-c. II. Milliken l. Co.
Dental Notice-Dr Mason. A. 4
A billiard match between Boston and New York
parties Is talked of, to come OF In City Hall.
Mr.. Stephen Till, OF Kittsry, while walking In
Pepperell Square. Saco. on Saturday evening.
slipped and broke his leg just above the ankle
so says The. Democrat
The members Of the Baptist church and society
Of this city recently presented their PASTOR Rev.
Mr.. Hubbard, with 500. and added 5000 to his
salary for the coming year.
The dwelling house Of Mr.. John Brown, near
the Keunebunk depot. was destroyed By fire one
evening last week, with most Of its contents. No
insurance.
The friends Of Rev. Gideon Cook, North Ken
nebunk, made him donation visit. In large num-
bers. the evening Of the ID inst, and did just as
might be supposed they would.
The following Is the official vote for Senators
from this county elected in September: Charles
E. Weld, 6,27O; Nathaniel Hobbs, 6,2i9; Jere-
miah NJ. Mason. 6.O76 l. @. Jordan, SIG; Asa
Low, SCOT J. NJ. Goodwin. 5,O95; scattering. 6.
Mrs. William Jewctt, OF North Alfred, came
near being killed on Thursday week BY being
thrown from sleigh, the horse taking fright and
running away. She was severely, but not danger
ously injured.
The Directors Of the Bddef6rd National Bank,
chosen on Tuesday. ore W. p. Haines, T. Quinby
@. II. Adams. Joshua Moore. Hugh Wallace, N
o. Kendall and W. E. Donnell. Adjourned two
weeks Dividends will be payable in April aud
October as heretofore.
Mr.. William Hubbard. GO years of age, OF Ken
nebunk. went into the woods last Friday morn
Ing. Not being of very firm health, he became
quite chilled. and after chopping very shor
time, he fell senseless He was taken home ant
became conscious, but had not sufficient strength
to rally, aud died the next morning.
At the annual meeting Of the First Nationa
Bank of this city, ON Tuesday, c. c. Sawyer, Z
II. Banks, William Berry, s. W. Luques, Mar
shall Pierce. T. II. Cole, aud Leonard Andrews
were chosen board of Directors for the ensuing
year. At a subsequent meeting of the Directors
c. C. Sawyer was elected President and s. A
Boothby. Cashier.
The enterprising business men Of Moderation
rs We predicted. ore fast building again on thu
ruins of the recent disastrous fire In that place
and soon the village will assume its wonted bust
ness aspect. Our local editor intends shortly Il
moderately journey thither to take notes. (bill'
of large denominations acceptable) San faith
he II prent them"
SUNNY srDE.-The friends of Rev. Mr.. Powers
pastor of the Baptist Church at Alfred Mills
recently met ut the parsonage, and contributed
SOL. On New Years Eve, Rev. Mr.. Cobb, pas
tor of the Methodist Church at Alfred, was made
the recipient of $40. by his parishoners. Also
on the same evening the Baptist Church and So.
ciety of Sprngvale, met at Mason's Hall and do.
mated $3.50 for their pastor, Rev. w W. Boyd.
A correspondent writes US concerning school
district No. 10, in WATERFORD but perhaps 1t ID
not policy to tell the truth entire. When politics
and local feuds get rife in q school district, the
schools are Of little or no profit, the pupils exem
pifyiug the addage, that rs crows the old cock,
60 crows the young one" The story Of this trou.
bic con be told shortly. The cops. of the district
we're bound to get up row, because the control
of the district had passed out Of their hands, aud
turn the teacher out. fight ensued, but the
teacher got the best tit, although parents rush.
ed In to aid the refractory pupils. AS the school
committee sustained the teacher. flank move
ment was executed. and the school-house burned
down on Thursday, 4th inst. II our correspon.
dent has given an impartial account, We should
like to engage to keep that school" next win
ter.
PEnsoSAL--The Secretary of the Class History
noticed by us last week, writes us rs follows
"You have done splendidly. Itisas fine speci.
men Of printing as can often be found In our best
offices, aud am perfectly satisfied with the ele-
CANT execution Of the work, and also with your
bill. You will certainly be justified in calling at.
tention to 1t as o sample Of excellent printing!.
and why not do it," 1t is certainly gratifying
to us that man of Mr. Hills critical taste should
pass such favorable judgment upon work done In
this Office. While others have frequently adycr.
tised their facilities for doing job work, we have
done nothing OF the kind, because VIC have had rs
many orders as VIC could possibly complete. We
have more and larger job presses than any Office
In the county, and our stock of fancy and plain
type is not cxcclled, while our facilities for doing
oil kinds Of the incest work, whether plain or