The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-16
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From other s,nies tho Boston advertiser,
Boston Journal, New York Tribsns, Salem
Ga-thc. Portsmouth Ckro~;eic, Concord
!'iomior, Conconl &aesnan, South Dam
Ncs Pisud, Manchester Demoerat, Great
Falls Journal, Morning Star, Portsmouth
Journal and Lawrence AneIeas She three
last by Icster), were represented, - 's
Therrcep,ion on "Wednesday evening at
the Biddeforh House, was one OF character
anu success The tables were Handsomely
and bounsiiiiily spread, and we have no
reason to suppose that oil wcrs not agree
ably entertained Alter the business meet.
ing in the morning the company started for
the I'soch. preceded by Dodwor,h's Band,
who during the day lent the charms Of their
music to the festivities Of the day.. The
frat Portland train. brought Hon. John
Lynch, Hon. Amasa Walker, Hon. X. D.
Rice, Hon. C. W. Goddard. Hon. Charles
Holden, Walter Hatch, Esq, Supt. p. &
n. r. r. j. w. CHIP. ESQ.,, Gen1 Ticket
Agent, and Others whose names we do not
now recall. and soon thereafter coaches
were dispatched laden with members and
guests. fsN,is~- ed ....f.r '. -,,. o
At the Beach the time Of our distinguish.
ell friends was variousiy employed. Some
s,rollc,l alon: the promenade Of this mag.
indecent beach. some "made time" with any
40 individual equine which could be Oh.
tanned, some ba,hed IN the surf, and others
sac in the shade and parlors, and all scom-
eli to enjoy themselves as well rs they
could under tho circumstances.
Dinner was Delayed until 8 o'clock, and
ai,cr il was served, came the Poem Of Mr..
barker, entitled my First Courtship."' II
nloun,lod in happy hits and KEEP, tho audi
cnce In roar or laughter at times, during
its delivery. Aher the poem the following
scn,imcnu were read, and responded to by
gentlemen Indicated. all Of whom, without
cvccrion. were unusually happy in their
rcplies,-i'ro. llackct even inclining to a
more fruitful subject than railroads! AZ
~ o'clock the assembly broke mp, and thus
ended the fourth annual gathering Of the
Editors and Publishers Of Maine. We
may add here that none were 90 happy rs
were we in tho. privilege Of entertaining
our note able friends, that none were 30
Lonored as were we tci.izens Of both cities,
ty their presence among US The public
spirit Of Our good people IN tho hospital.
ties shown to our visitors reflects the high
es, credit upon them, and IL our committee
of arrangements succeeded in q measure In
providing for the Convention, no llals
crcda is duo to Biddcford and Saeo.
The first regular toost WINS:
,h,. occasion exhibits an Interest that speaks vol
sslsh.r standard Of influence for the profession,
Responded to by Hon. Nelson Dinglcy'
Of the Lewiston Joxrnd
o~, Bo-.ssg Ms~su.-Ths link 10 eur chain
that directly connects US With the past history Of
tSeif iasors have Sssn Honorable and ss.saL
Responded to by Hon Chas. Holden, Of
Portland. a.
the material ss.cafe.: e ne coas,ry.,Ss Other
a sseuu,nates the hnouisdes secessAry 70 give
thoss resources their xr~atsss vAlsss n =
Responded TO By Bons. X ID. Rice a
Portland. and WIN. II. ilsckeu Of Ports
mouth.
"a, L,gs, P,ess.tes.--.Ahly represented On this
&c car palitscai rights lees than In The protss-
ton VI adividusl laterssts-r . ..... \,
Responded to by Hon. c. w. Goddard,
Of Portland, who in conclusion offered the
following sentiment; z ''.i 'r .'.T '..'
Tn. art which escaped the 6~sts and vas IN
known tn the Romans.-it vas reserved Tor Ter
cies,s had written OF that the medsrns may write
i,wvittcn No longer Or thsmsslvss sloas, bus ~
the hsaeht &c The world. ...,. 400 .ittly.f. ns
Oar Ms.sfsrts,ss--la pesno,iag The industry ol
10 is train. ana iss. sSsy aid IN the 81 Ssss vel
fare Of ths soumuaity. 10 s -. ti "a
Mayor Haines, Of Bildcford, responded
TO the above in very acceptable manncS
on, I-risd Gsssf,.-we have rendered them q
cordial welcome ami shall part ffom them viii
regret .'' ala 81
Responded tn BY T. u. Hubbard, Esq.
who in closing offered the following sen,i
meHt;. .r 90. .r,,t. ....... 40.
m. Fat.sr Of NJ. ces.fry.-Msy the American
people never again meet around his crave - FRA
tric,iai foes no '
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ira, Aanss q. ss~shs ssis arossi sas esHDsa fstAs
tosnh;
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"a yp~a ... .- H.... .... ..
o., Ry,tk,<. Of tAs ", ~ Pye,s.-stay they con
,lnss 70 ushi u ou, on this line.
Responded TO by Frank w. Miller, Esq
of,hs Po,nnostis Chs~'eis
,-,..,,l,, r..h--TAsis stlsndsoss hero b. dA
,,,es ~ An opportunity 10 bear rsnsvsd tesnmS