The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-05
CIrY LOCAL ~FiNs

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Died, in Badesjrl. June 81, Of 'o''emos y
The brain Mr.. Daniel Gordon. formerly VI ~
M, corloa Was formerly vel known 70 many
ft;.ud,, q. the popular landlord fths i0rk no
A., AMI s.oo pou,s. During the late war; he
~. oonnectei With the Paymstsrs pVPH,.S
ruent and served suceessi'ely ~ L cs'..'".,
Kansas, Louisville, n.y., AMI ~ T
~ IN Tn, The sriyations AMI harlships he endured
I'm the service. brought ON the disease Sn,cn emu
~. mn, NH, death win be mourncd by q
,s,ss circle Of friends and acquaintance - well
q. BY the immediate circle Of hs Connection.
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As young man FROM Keansbunk, slight
" inebristei, WAS turning the corner OF Frank.
I'm ana Main Streets, on Sunday he capsi,ei
smashing his wagon, and cutting his head. lie
wa, taken TO Dr. TwaIreu, who dressed his
wounds. Lie thsa stwseA fr home promising 10
do better in the faturs and let run Alon.
TIE srs-u Of 'ye. -.
The entertainusnt % Wednesday evening BY
the ladies' and gen,lsaea Of tho uni'ersAiis'
Society sas given to The Satisfaction Of . large
and attentive audienss whS were % much pleas
el a. 10 .ske q request that Il b repeated.
The audience were somewhat puIl'ed To decne
which ''ths coming woman Was, butan Asreed
that she VS. there
Free Bspsiss Netting.
Wednesday forenoon Was occupied at the
Cedar ST. Church By business. In the aher-
noon there we're public services and preaching
nv Rev. L. NJ. Harmon Of Portsmouth \. u.
The evening was occupied by Rev. I, u
Libby of Dover, N H.: sabject-foreign Mo
sians- Yesterday iorenoon at 10 Ia O'Clock
Rev. A. Cayerno VI North Berwick and fcvusr-
ly pastsr u this church, preached. Services
In the afternoon IT o'clock were conducted BY
Rev. c. Deaa VI Cumberland q N.
pesiestriasisss. n..
MEN James started iron the Biddeford
House. on Tuesday morning at q o'clock, to
walk ~ the Prsbls House Portland aad back
In eight hours, .ou . wager Of 800. lie arriy-
ell II Portland In three hours and iftcsn min
utes, and allowing himself time only Tor q
brief rest, started 10 return, and reached the
Diti,lefori House 81 twenty-five minutes before
2 O'Clock. winning the wager aud havisg TWEEN
ty-6ve minutes to spare. Mr.. j. Is an easy
walker. and made bctte< time between Biids
ford md Portland than Weston. aad though
HOuftWuht TnUxucus Wn5 orouuu bhuoVtu buu
Saco In the afternoon and eSening amer bis ar
rival -...r.' r..-
Peapsoa's CREAM Btsesif.
The towers of Pearsoa's Cream Biseuit--And
"their name IL legion"-will see by nm adyer-
tisement that our Sroeers continue To keep
supplies Of this delicate food, fresh from the
bakery.
The Ftss~~rs.
At the annual meeting Of Pioneer Engine Co.
No. Q held last evening the following officers
were elected. for the ensuing year.
II. r. A. TIutchings, Foreman.
John X. Pike. First Assistant.
John ID. Leighton, Second Assistant.
Nath. Hobbs. Clerk.
BENZ. Hall. Asst Clcrk.
G. &. Kelley, PipemAn-
David 4. Elliott, Asst Pipeman.
Standing Committee. Edward Flyn, John K
Pike. Henry Tyler. John ID. Leighton, and Ed
ward Hanson. jr. We are happy to learn that
this Company was never In = more hourishing
condition, its ranks being fall, numbering more
than hundred members. and It's financial AT
fairs being in very satisfactory state. Under
the command Of Capt. Hutchings. Who Is oee
Of the oldest and most experienced firemen In
the two cities, We have no doubt that this Com
pany will exhibit new energy, and add to Its |
already high reputation.