The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-12-18
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Sole Of re~s

sale Of re~s.
There will be . sale pew seats in the md
Cong. Church (Rev. J. d. Emers"n) Wednes-
day evening Dec. 80. commencing at ] o'clock
TIE house having such large accommodation
sll who desire may be supplied. Pcws may b
obtained from sl.5O TO $50. Those.desirins
choice psws should be present carly In the even
Ing.
Lecture - Guy Hall.
Mai Gen. Fitzpatrick Of New Jersey and Min
lister To Chile will lecture In City Hall next Mon
day evening. Dec. 2ist. Subject; "sherman''
March TO the Sea-" Lecture 10 commence ut 10
minutes to 8. Doors open at 7. Reserved seats
$50 sen,.) can be obtained Of r. A. IIutchins,
No 0l Main ST., Biddefori aud at lIodgiou's,
saco. where plan Of the Hall may be seen and
seats selected. Evening tickets 20 cents.
High Seh.si.
The leaye-taking Of Miss Stearn, the assis-
tant teacher In the Bsiiciorl High School on
Wednesday 10th inst, was one 10 be remember
ell by her rs eyincing the respect VI the entire
school
Her connection with this school has been Of
short duration; but Of such nature rs 10 fully
sustain her reputation gaincd elsewhere and 10
prove her worthy Of the pleasing tokens Of love
with which she was presented by this school. II
being made known 10 the students in the morning
that at noon they must part with one Of their
teachers, they Immediately made up purse OF
money with which were purchased some elegant
illustrated books and . few smaller articles.
After few well selected words to the school by
the Principal. Miss s., received the present
from his hand with the desire that the donors
be held In her remembrance. Miss Stearns
goes from this place TO al the position Of assis-
tsst In waltham High School. Mass, alta con-
sidcrably advanced salary. 80
kifferv Ifcms.
Thirty-seven men were discharged from the
civil Engineers Department Of the Navy Yard,
owing to the cold weather closing up work.
The Methodists are making preparations for
an enjoyable occasion ut their dedication. which
owing to disappointments may possibly be de-
ferrcd TO New Years day.
Mr.. Theodore Kean, captain Of the watch at
the Navy Yard. met with quite serious acct
dent on Sunday, by being thrown from his car
riasc and badly cut and bruised, while return
Ing from the funeral ola relative.
'.They that givcth to the poor lendeth to the
Lord" The generous people Of this town will
have the house and L. built for Mr.. Acorn
for the loss Of his by fire. completed by Saturday
next.
Bro,~n's Ceaceet.
The concert ,o he given by 'rnst co'eai brown" a,
,inbs.. dras ero~. being one Of browns habits to
sing TO erOwJed houses. rh all very well f0r We resd
that
While mirth siih eAsy fingers pulls one out"
Mr. William IIay~ari Of the frs baiii singers In
The country win a.ss. NJ Bro~n, AMI a. the pfsramme
h nss anil fall Of god things anticipate that thcss who
We learn has been mare than usually successful ,hi, sea
snn singing everywhere to ero~ti houses AMI In many
Instances being obliged 10 turn hundreds away hr want Of
rOom.
TeIeorsphic.
The International telegraph Office in this city
has been removed to 10 Main 81. For the ac-
commcdstion Of those whose messages are Of i'm
portanee ON tina, day the Office viii be opened
one hour ON Sundays
Daily Newspaper.
The prospectus Of the Boston Daily Journal, q the
best daily newspapers In New England win b iOuNi In
another column.
Reiigioss.
We learn that Rev. r. X. Roberts Of Wells
Depot, viii close his hbors with the Baptist
Church there. Dec. 9th.
On Wednesday evening, the OH inst. Rev.
w. &, Darrows was installed ~ pastor Of the
IL, a. k.rl
Rev. A. X. r. Small the other services, by
Hubbard, jr., and Ilsley.
The Committee appointed by the saco River
and York Associations to make arrangements,
for a Reunion meeting Of the two Associations,
consisting of brethren Wheeler. Case. Sawtelle
Worth, Roberts and ilsley, are requested to
meet at 4. Berwick at the time Of the Christian
Conventson.-Zion's Herald
Railroad Matters.
We learn that several public spirited gentle
men in our two cities have decided to meet in
the Bildeford Municipal Court Room next Tues
day evening at O'Clock to take into considera-
ton the subject Of railroal communicates, and
our business men are invited. We hail the en-
tcrprisc as an evidence Of future life and growth
Tor our CITIES, fully convinced as VIC are from
mature ami careful reflection that unless some
thing in this drrction Is speedily taken in hand.
the growth Of both cities Is now at its maxi
mum, and must reccie.
Sir, Manchester the distinguished physician. .ov en-
s,y isr .asss.. dsrn. her las. ss, rear. rrse,c. in
,h. s,a,s Ia. s-.a anprsssasa,si Many Isrsoos who
sssa s%si BY her asr having Sssa proocaSv ossrass
se, sy sss , nss %sss
lion exclusively - shrone dss.e. Ilsrlrl. q te.,.
Sfssy every ss"s in the s,ls he .ra .. Mrs asn
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&C. CO.
Inc iork county .nrS'ian Convention WIN
hold It's ord annual meeting In the BAPTIST