The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-11-06
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cannot do 80 now. -
The meeting Of friends from both cities, and OF
all parties, In which all professions, occupations
and trades were represented. was most cordial.
.witheut good company al dsintiss lose thsar tue
relish, and like painted grapes are only seen, not
sasted.S .T - Az
The srntiemsnly President, Mr.. Burbank, Thought
Il would be we'll 10 commence with speech ffom
The Judge ofthe Supreme Court, tHoa. 4. T. Tap
10y, and then 20 proceed IN the call I'LL he got up
70 The Iaboring man. To our mind this Was not Z
Joke, for tbs men Who work with their hands arc
indeed natures noblemeu, mot equaied BY artin-
eial or legal distinction. Admirable spseches
were made ~ viii appear In this account. o.
On the rigtt Of Mr.. Burbank was seated Capt.
Abljah Tarbox Of Biddsford, the leader Of the
winning wing ofths Gsanins party, lsokhs -
happy and good natured ~ he must have felt and
hooked. when he captured the Coon that was
.Passeds Opposite Capt. Tarbox was Capt.
Joe Mckinney Of saco, ieader ofthe wing ofthe
"Gunning partYr Andh too seemed happy, more
% II possibls than Capt Tarbox, thinking no
doubt, Il WAS "more pleasant 70 give, than 10 Ne
ceive," especially In "Coon" time, when they arc
Of the AGA order. Both these gentlemen were
called upon for history ofthe exploits Of thek
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for,i. made an agreeable response. frequent
ealls were made for Mr. T. II. Hubbard OF Bidde-
ford and Judge Tapiey OF ssco, neither OF whom
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ing away the game. Al iast ar. huooaru come
to time, and gave . new version 10 the "Coon" on
vooachuch mint. vh,,h brought ont words OF
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applause and roars OF laughter. @
M. yronor ynav. r.,,ev of the supreme Cour,
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paying s~"hs u'oes0 W Wv ,
bespeaking for the future the same rasernsi ~
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80, ~, an. yor. M.n,n..,.,Jrv To Cant. In,
ross, proposed ,nree cheers TOT .onn 1. o'ess
which the company Joined In singing AUD Lang
syne, rwhen the tables were vacated, and the ever
IN be remembered "a Game Summers Of the Z" saeo
and Biddeford Cunning and FishinS Party was
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came each slds .hou,d LIN wa. n ma At the Saco
Uonss On "wednesday ave folIoviup NJ nine
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hill OF FARE.
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n'' Gam. /. \, p.r.
.h FISH. d.
BAKED Trout, Egg Sauce,
.r ... inea rIoAereh !" e'uihos'
Apk p,shns.
'"nu s sn,ps, s n 1ei honahua''e'
Rabbit Pie,
fricassee OF Squirrel,
n'o"v ~, Huam On nil, ,SI Is.o,
Squirrel, a la Braise. \
ROAST.
R,,ct Duct Wine s,uce. .,. 81. .e.
Partridge, Game Sauce,
Teal, Onion sauce, -,
Swami Com shayn sauce.
VEGETABLES.
Boiled Potatoes,
ILL. Mashed Potatoes.
RELishEs.
Worcestershire sauce,
"a"T Tn mv,.a Spp,,.,,,
Cucumber Pickles,
Picked Red Cabbage
Picliei Lilly,