The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-08
LOCAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

We are requested to state that on the Doth page
of the City annual Report just issued the name Of
tho teacher of the intermediate school on Sullivan
street should be printed Miss Osgood, instead Of
Odcll.
We learn that the Free Baptist Church in South
Berwick, Rev. Mr.. Smith, is enjoying revival
interest
The Saco Democrat says that there Is quito q
religious interest manifested In the Calvin Bap.
list Church In that town. Six were baptized and
admitted to the Church on Sunday last.
The site for the soldiers monument in Wells has
boen determined upon. II Is on the "Lower Road
In the neighborhood of "Morrill's Corner"
Our friend McKenney has fitted up his Photo
graph rooms In manner We believe to be unsur-
passed by any like rooms In New England, and
VIC make note of II to commend his enterprise.
It Is worth while to drop in at No. l3l Main street
and enjoy tho luxury Of his splendid rooms.
There Is no discount on Enoch rs an enterprsing
man, nor on his pictures, since he Is not eIcelled
In his profession.
The Universalist Society have secured the ser.
vices Of Rev. G. Bailey of Gardiner, who will
preach on the 10th and 18th inst, and Rev. G.. w.
Qumby Of Augusta, will preach the Oath inst.
Indictments have been found by the Grand
Jury at Alfred against L. 8. Balwin, Otis I. Lane,
Frank Cot,ely and John O'Brien for liquor sell.
ing, and processes have been served. They plead
not guilty, but VIC learn they intend to retract the
plea and change II to guilty and settle the matter.
John 0'Brien has skedaddled.
Judge Tapley commences the criminal session
Of the Court at Alfred next Monday.
The new screw propeller will be launched next
Wednesday at high tide. which is nine minutes
before twelve, cor thereabouts." She 10 20i tons
new measurement. Her machinery, built at the
Atlantic Works at East Boston, Is all in.
The Company about organizing In Saco and
Bidd,ford for the purpose Of building vessels,
will locate at the old Proprietors wharf In Saco,
and It Is proposed by them to build Immediately
ship and schooner.
Seventeen vessels were built last year within the
Collection District Of Kcnnebunk, equaling 345l
tons.
The town, county and State tax OF Kcnnebunk
for this year Is s23 ,27i.97
We learn that Littlefeld & Tovlo Of Saco, arc
to start mandatory for making carriage wheels,
below the grst mill in that place.
Not only arc house rents In this place In tho
most active demand. hut there Is also large de-
mand for stores and offices, and large bonuses arc
paid for eligible rooms and rents. There Is i'm
mediate demand for two such blocks IS Union
Block, and We hope the time 10 not far distant
when ample accommodations can be given to the
large number Of business men who wish to estab-
lish themselves in our lively and energetic city.
"Don't you want something to eaty' "lf l
know myself yes" And tho little bargain be-
tween the proprietor Of the Biddeford House and
our local editor resulted In vivimus ct viv"mus.
or something Of that SORT yesterday. "Blss'ed
be tho man who invented green peas, frr'h sal.
mon and 'iich,'" mentally exclaimed our 'ocs'
a. he psrtook Of Franks hospitality, and enter
prise In loading down his tables With the ~
products the market affords. The crowd 20 our
watering places bids fair to be - large OF 'As.f
this season than ever before, and travellers o'a
assured OF receiving the best Of hotel aoc0mmoas
tons 1t The Biddsford House.