The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-02-14
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Lebanon was burned Feb. III, while the family
were a, meeting. Loss $500. Was insuret
for $500 in the Springfield, lMs.,) Co.
The firm % Libby & Milliksn at Kssar Fails
have di.,ol,-,l, Mr.. Libby having sold QUIT
Mr.. Milliken, Who has removed his goods Z,
Freedom, y. H.. and gone into business with
Mr.. George Lori.
Ssd.i-. Death.
Mr.. Daniel f.rnAld. Of North Berwick, die
almost instantsneously on Tuesday week
while engaged in getting out timber in oonps
ny with his son and hired man. The three wer,
about To load log, and had taken hold for III,
lit. when the son observing his father to b,
falling. sprHng and caught him. He gaspeC
but afew times when lain down upon the snow
anil died Immediately Of disease Of the heart.
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The friends of temperance In Kennebuni
and vicinity hal = series % spirited meetings
during III. day and evening Of Thursday the
2tth ult. Rev. L. Worth Was President. and
DIR. T. W. Morton Secretary. A delegation
some of them veterans in the service, from
Cumberland County, via: Messrs. Beal, Star
o'rd' s'sekpo'e' Low, Lowell "'ns"'p' ''na''
Chase. waliron and Freeman, we're present
and did excellent service also Rev Messrs,
Libby anil Stockton OF Wells. They came with
warm hearts, anu earnest "o''' anu 'n'"''"s
songs anu 'ne session. was QUO W e"'ou'a's
'n' s''e"s'"e" !" '"' "o
L'~"r'rs' .,
The spring term OF Limerick Aeshemy VIII
commence on M"nday, feoy N,n. ihis IN
s'itut'on WhiSh Is one OF tue oldest IN the coun'
~ Is under the charge ot VI. N. Naory a.
Principai anu Miss Y. fike rs ASSISTANT VINO
have been there In this capacity for several
terms. Their experience AMI aoh'ty nave en-
snrcd success In the past to the Institution anu
affords warrant Tor eontinaed prosperity
M'he annual communication OF Freedom
Lodge NO. ~ OF E. and a. ". In Limerick
held on the 9th inst. the following officers were
chosen Tor the ensuing year, va: Moses H.
Braeke'f, ~; u. IL. Burosnk' = W.; W. D.
Bangs, : W.; ~ Burbank. IT.; L. ID Roberts,
81 Danl "Hson' o. " d u horrison' - ~
ki,rry aud Nary lar, Hrms.
Mr.. John T. Currier, clerk In the Naval
Store at the Yard. died at his house In Kittery
on Monday night (3d inst.) aged about forty.
two years. lie had been sick Of consumption
for some time, but ~, on duty SATURDAY.. and
lied Mt last qaite suddenly, sitting in his chair.
Mr. Currier hal for long time been receiving
and weighing clerk In the Bureau Of Construc
ton. and on Monday resigned his place To
Capt Charles II. Chase, anil died that same
evening. as We learn from the Portsmouth
Chronicle.
Ki,,srv IL mot hack ward In ia line of duty.
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on S"uruay evening pss' INC "ePuo''o'"s or-
gained q Grant Club and made choice OF the
following officers President, Francis Bacon /;
Va. p...;I..,. -. n s.,,,,, s,u,.,
'~e ''"s' 'o'""" "' S"'"' S.".''
u, Neal, Edward S'hori Secretary, a. a.
HAYES Directors, the Republican Town Com
n;,,s. poo,l..,., p,v;d N.n.op
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The hepuohesns OF the'o~ 10 not s"a"o"
their daily ToJLl without q grimace. and have
therefore sent "a Alfred for some of Herrick's
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P"'s' 'n WINCH tue he"' as"N w '"0 P'''0p
ton system cannot detect anything reaction
airy.
Second A..;.,,n, Engineer rb.d. l.. Wander.
$50, - - ",
suee mas oeen ueoenea 'rom TINS navy iau'
and ordered to Brazil.
Water In veil, and tanks NJ the Navy Yard.
.,,.,.,.. -, 80, III, IN. -.
naNiUE C'UpVteiy NNVu o"s-Hah y INV w
50 (3ooo feet) of hose vas iah 10 bring asup-
ply from the pond near Love Lane in Kittery,
nm r,,r.,,,y ACROSS tho b,idye
Letters FROM Ports"o"fh.
PORTSMOUTH. N. ii. Jan. 81, 1868
Nrssas. Ep,rons: Matters % interest are
about as plenty Just now as skates In August.
Las, thursday fashionable wedding took
place NJ the Unitarian Church, the bribe being
Miss. 3. (of the oldest f,milies in the City. J
aud the happy groom DR.. d ofthe U. s. Navy.
u etsMe' I unsn n ru s. S .ne su ,1a.S
800 w.ry 6ns hu, tho audience vas NOT AZ
I.rce a. i, shouLi have been. Rev. Mr., KEEL
io,, M EI Gave a lecture last SUNDAY even
inc Al the Church ON State Street. on the sub
loo, ~ Unveils
The l. IT, Society have n rival orraniza-
,;on In the fell here calling Themselves A. A.,
+. +. What that means I guess no one knows,
executing pcrhsps their noble president, who
is 4 feroeious copperbead. Gov. Hartman
has been in,itci anil has promised to address
the people of Portsmouth in n short time /;
Hon EA. Stevens, Rep. nominee for State
senator In this District challenged the Hon.
Frank Tones .eorIer candidate, 10 a public dis
cnssion ON tbe mnmentous affairs now at issue
,hroucbout the Country. bu, Mr.. J. declines
l., -, S.,,.. Il, sh;.S no ,.la. ccc,s;on IN