The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-07
LOCAL L COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

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the end Of the pole which knocked In three OF
the upper front teeth and splitting tho jaw
aud breaking in many pieces the hard palate
Of the mouth. DR.. Hays succeeded in restor-
ing the mouth AMI thinks the patient will soon
recover with only the loss Of one front tooth
Rev. 8. s. Fletcher will supply the pulpit OF
the Universalist society, next Sabbath.
Capt. Samuel R,nkins. OF Wells. will CON.
m,nd the sch. al the Kennebunk Landing Tor
parties in the former town.
A gentleman recently had his overcoat,s stolen
in the Bdicford House In consequence Of leav-
ing II in one Ut the public rooms, instead of
handing II inside the bar.
% The fine new ship Of 1900 tons built by the
S,eo & Biddeford ship-bu'iding Co, win he
launched from their yard to-day at II 30, A. N.
lis to be called the r. p. C. Hartley. in COM
pliment to the president OF the Company.
The Argus Incorporates, without credit. our
item In reCarl TO the sale Of the Water Power
Company's franchises In this city, with one Of
its own, that the M,chine Shop has been re.
sold to new company. This last is premature
though not entirely without foundation. 10
asmuch rs the matter is not yet settled We do
not choose to give simple rumors on the street
A, week ago last Tuesday Daniel Buckley Of
this city was brought beiJrc the municipal
Court upon this charge Of having sold some
gin to two boys belonging In Saco, by means
Of which they were made drunken. Il sp.
,pearing upon the trial that the liquor was
bought aud paid for BY Elisha Berry the re.
spondent was discharged. Mason and Way
mouth appeared tor the respondent there be
ing no counsel on the part of the State. Up
on the afternoon VI the same day Bu,kley was
again arrested and arraignel before His Hon
or, the judge OF the municipal Court, upon
the charge of having sold gin TO Elisha Berry.
The two boys were found to have been drunk
and they swors that Berry bought the liquor
for them OF Buckley, this B,ckley denied upon
oath as did Berry but being examined sep
arately (by request VI States Auy.) Buckley
testified that the ooys dill como into his shop
with Berry, AMI Berry denied that they we're
in there at all.
Judge Jelson convicted Buckley. and fined
him $40 and costs. from which judgment he APP
pealed to the Sup. Court. l.. u. Smith APP
peared for the State, anil Mason and wey
mouth for Buckley. List Saturday Buckley
and Berry were both arrested and brought be.
fore Justice Loving Of S,co upon the charge Of
perjury in swearing that Buckley sold no liqu
or to Berry on the 10Th ult and they were
both held to answer to the charge at the next
term OF the Sup. Court. Buckley in the sum
Of $500, and Berry $500. Both foun,l bail.
Il Smith was counsel for the State, and
A. T. Chisholm for tn adefts.
Fifty smart active carpenters can 6ud steady
employ ment during the winter BY calling upon
James l.. Black, Esq, at the Island wharf ice
house.
Piper is constantly receiving At his bookstore
the newest music and the newest books issued.
Go TO P.per's, IL you wish t. keep up with the
times and with the music. See Advertisement
In another column.
Charles o. lIolslon OF this city, anil for
mcrly LIST Lieut. AMI Ali, soth U. s. C. Inf
has been appointed Captain ofvols., by breyet.
the rank To date from 18th Of March ls65-for
faithful aud msritorious services to the United
Statesr -'atI
The Triumph boys on Wednesday evening
gave supper in honor VI their honorary mem.
hers. which was in the usual cool style Of this
Company, and. we may add very tasty. AMER
supper some time was spent In mutual con.
versation, and speeches were male by Leonard
Andrews. E.q.. James Andrews, Esq, Rev
John Stevens and J. T.. Butler.
Some two weeks since gentleman from Ly.
man. on returning from this city to his home
in the evening, missed his pocket-book and in
company with some neighbors retraced his
steps, bu, was unsuccessful. a few days since
riding to this place he thought he would look
where he though, he might have lost Il. and
J the first thing seen was the missing wallet with
Its contents uutouchei! -..r- r
Last Monday as ofFi,er Dursin Of Saco was
attempting {, arrest one Leonard welch In
Saco, James Green who was s'auiing by AZ
tempted rescue. AMI assaulted Mr.. Durcin
WIN " - F''0'V
bled profisely. Tuesday Green and welch
we're brought before Justice Loring and bound
over to appear at the next term % Sup Court
in Saco. to answer for the assault and intoxi-
cation.
The York B,pti.. ". hell its last session a,
Emerys Mills. Thursday anil Friday OF last
week. anil n correspondent aids: The season
was one Of profit, AMI We hope will be followed
by the converting grace OF God. Some are
inquiring the way Of salvation. The churches
reported but little Of special interes, there
are Indications Of good in Acton. where q few
mercy drops have recently fallen. Lebanon,
Shapleigh. and LIST South Berwick are withou,
pastors.
Petitions Tor Incorporation will be made TO
the next legi'liture-for the Ssco aud Hidde-
ford Horse Railroad Co. made by Thos. X.
Lane; Saco River Ice Co male by James j.
Black; Shsplsigh & Acton Agricultural Soci-
ETY.. made bv Alfred HILL ct ais and also
petition by the Alfred Bank for an extension
of time nov allowed by Law Tor the winfing M
OF ITS Affairs. These are In aiiifion to the
three petition. heretofore noticed In this paper.
The drst petition nsmed above Is OF subject
of,en talked Of by our people, some even be.
li.,ing ,h.t the railroad might probably be
extended TO Old Orchard Beach. and We are
willing to take all the stock ID that extension
tina, may be given u'. and 6ght Il out on that
line Of railway Then win come up what
ought to have been up before. the laying out
OF new street, an extension Of Main on the
Island, and crossing the river just above the
lover dam. and landing Ia the Machine Shop
Yard. thence into Pearl street. which will.
doubtless. be the track Of th' rsilrosd-"hen
built. The second petition means business-sI