The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-30
LOCAL 4 COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

Uou... now i'm course OF erection at kennebunk
|. TO be built OF brick. tvo stories In height
20 fee, long, ~ feet vide, with slated roof
The hall, below. for the free use OF the town
a, its greetings. is to b, when sompleted. ~
fee, high; the fccturs room, above. for the use
Of its citizens, ell b twenty feet in height.
Yhe building Is To have such rooms'As may be
licensed eIpedient for tt,s use ofthe officers Of
thetowa and forsthsr purposes, also with pro-
vision therein for the insertion OF proper me-
mortal slabs or tablets for the deceased soldiers
of Kenaebunk. Mr.. Woodbury. Goooh, Of this
city, has contracted TO furnish the stone work,
above the cellar rocks Capt ". l. Thompson
will sapply the bricks and Mr.. Stephen Locke.
of this place. has contracted to lay them. Mr..
Drrin Ximball docs The carpenter work. except
the doors and windows which are furnished by
Mr.. J. II. Ferguson. Emerson & Rehmer, Of
Boston. were the architects. Messrs. Joseph
Titeomb. Edward W. Morton and Joseph A.
Lord are the building committee. and the last
named Is agent.
PoRrLASp & RocnrsrxR RAILRoAp.-The
Portland & Rochester X. X. Co., have contract
ell with the Portland Rolling Mills CO., for the
rails to lay the track from Saeo River to ALFRED
Ia miles, and With Lafayette Hall Of New Mar
ket, N. IT., for the straps and bolts for this
distance, which cost some si2s,ooo. Tie dam
ages have all been settled for the II miles save
with one nan. on fair and reasonable terms,
the amount being only some $1,000 or less
than was paid between Cumberland Mills and
ssccsrrappa, when that part Of the road was
built. The whole work and materials for this
division Of the road. are now contracted for,
save for portion Of the sleepers-the bridge
over the Saco ~ be snished the first Of Nov.
next, the grading by the fifteenth Of Nov, and
che rails, &c. as early as they can be used in
laying the track Though this road has been
evidently alive now and going ahead In good
shspe.-AreUs
The .irgas relates that. Saturday, while
Misses johnson and Libby, former belonging
Ia 81. Louis, were riding in carriage in Lin
ington, driven by Q boy, the horse took
fright and started at Q run. They had no con.
troll over the animal and he soon plunged the
carriage into q stone wall. throwing both Ia
dies on q pile Of rocks and other debris with
much violence Miss Johnson bad her thigh
~ ,,,.., ,,a her Arm o,n.Asd In , dis
,,...;n, m.,,., Som. homes are entertained
,h., ~. nav recover from the shock. bu, the
;r;,,;s. rc-,;,eI nv Mi-, Libby we're OF more
serious nature and u Is feared thar they will
proye fatal She hal three ribs broken besides
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The hoard convened for the survey Of Sea-
yey's Island have completed their object. and
have therefore dissolved. They have compile
,ol THAR dr,ftinr, anil Mans. and they will be
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Der.
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.;.. .,,h,. al a.. To-. 4. r,.,,y hs.vy.
4 hor.. two ,,,r;,vs. AMI two .,.irh, and
harnesses were among the losses We do not
learn the particulars about insurance, or the
occasion Of the Gre.
The Are. of s,,urd,y NIGHT and Sunday
,0o,,;nr wore accustomed evidently by iucen-
I,,r;c. ,ho s,., h.;,v a, oil nm ,ceun;ed bou,e
on Free 81. in ssco, owned by Mr.. Richard
Thornton. and the last being the old red store
house near the 'hip-yard on Water st. IN this
city. Both buildings were burned.
We notice with much pleasure the success Of
the I" Crescent Paper Collar Co.." OF Boston,
under the direction Of the well known firm Of
y. A. Hawley Co: They we're the pioneers