The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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Bi0 Thi"o.
One OF the per'picacious speakers ~ the
CoPperhead aag-ra's'ng on Alfred street.
wednesday evening" used IN me course oi ms
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port says that soue of them saw Two uags' oe-
fore they reached home.
Firewsea's risif.
John l.. Wool Hose Co., OF somer'il'e'
Mas, visited this city last week As the guests
ofrriumph Engine Co. No. l. They had
previously visited Lewiston and Portland where
they had been Hospitality entertained by their
brothers OF those cities. They we're accom-
panied by the Metropolitan Band In full uni
form. Who, by the way, diseoursed some excel
lent music. and brought with them magnih-
cent hose carriage. The Triutnphs, with the
Mechanics cornet Band, escorted them about
the two cities. and Thursday evening gave q
grand ball In their honor at the City Hall.
Friday they lett In the afternoon train for
home. highly pleased, II Nc may believe their
own expressions, with the manner in which
they had been treated by the hremen Of Didde-
ford.
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20 come Ae'''s ''e enf'prs'os mAnssS' .,
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BY them to lecture IN the subject "labor."
which Vas duly advertised BY bills eon'picu-
ously posted. II must be understo cd that the
lecture Vas to esa political one. In favor ct
the election ofSsymour and Blair and "labor"
was the catch word to draw the unwary Of
both parties. Wells rude platform was erect
Cd for the distinguished ~ i,inerant. near
Barteus stables, and the Portsmouth Band
also made Its appearance to give dignity and
eclat to the occasion. may here remark that
the republicans had been duly notified II the
character and politics OF the lecture three