The Union and journal., 1869-10-01
Auipu aud SpnruaI.
LOCAL ArFAIRs.

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This week ve prsssnt further inssaiiments or the
fanoss "MooSsroSHn New subscribers who wi.h
It, Win b farnishsd with back numbers. Sub
scrptions win Be- received for any cents covering
the whole period ofths story, which win b worth
ave times the amount paid
staestsg AGaiy.
wednesday night one Mary Berry Of this city
met Thomas Dansier OF Portland near the COW
cred bridge stabbing him thrss tines In the
deshy part ofthe len shoulder. oncein the fore
arm and once on The sids u the head, with .
dirk knife the blade Of which was about Ave
inches long. The BLADE Is BROKEN OF and II not
lodged in the wounds may have been broken Of
by coming IN contact with the timben Of the
bridge. DR.. Warren dressed the wounds Of
Densies, which bled proNasely, and the woman
was lodged in the station house by oncer wake
field. Her trial b not concluded - We 70 to
press. She admits the assault and justifss Il,
though on what grOsnd s not made public.
Accepted.
The Triumph Engine Co. have accepted the
challenge Of the Pacific Co. TO play for . tin
Trumpet, and the match will come OF next
Saturday st O'Clock p. m.
An Epidss.ic.
Several Of our physicians inform US that they
have not known II 20 sickly for years As ii has
been In this vicinity during the months Of Au-
gust and September. The prevailing disease Is
typhoid tever accompanied by henorrhage Of
the bowels.
Refigioss.
The Free Baptist Church In this city Is being
greatly improved by the addition q a tower and
frontage. .r.. .r.
The Univers~lists Of Efhngham and Parsons
field are about to build church.
Rev. L. N. Hidden, recently Of Great Falls,
N. H.. has accepted an unanimous call from the
South Congregational Church in Kennebunk-
port He commenced his lalsrs the third Sab
bath in September. and win remove his family
this month; salary, $1,000. This parish has
recently epsired and repaintsd Its parsonage
house; also their mecting.hossc and vestry.
The First Congregational Church which Is
located one mile from le South Church, are en-
joying the labors Of Rev. T. N. Lord, formerly
Of Auburn. They have recently purchased =
parsonage house which their minister win occa-
py as soon as the repairs and alterations are
completed upon il.
Rev. John q. Parsons, evangelist, late Of Ac-
ton. Is residing now at WELLESLEY, Mass, some
what physically pcOstratsa
FremcA. T"
The st. Johns Benevolent Society have nom-
inate.l Alphonse Pare, and the French Canadian
Institute hare nominated Henry I. Lord, as
candidates. to represent the Canadians Of Bidde-
ford, at tho ffth annual convention to be holden
at Detroit, Mich, Oct IS and IA, 1869. Both
the institutions are in nourishing condition,
and Il Is evident that our French Canadian
population are taking more than usual interest
In The Affairs Of their nationality on both sides
Of the boundary line. with intent to make 1t
Pro Bono Publico
Restssafion.
Rev. b. Wheeler has resigned the passsrste Of
the Main street Baptist Church, sscO.
r. & n. u. u.
Notice has been issued by the Directors 10 re-
ceive proposals for the construction Of the fourth
division Of the p. & r. r. r., between Alfred
and Rochester. N. II. This portion Of the road
win be placed under contract at an early day.
A Reflc.
In the winter Of 1867. the wen-known Bet
ty Foss, Of Buxton, gave to Capt. W. r. Good
win, U. 8. A., copper mortar and pestle, say
ing that they wero found when the cellar Of the
public house which she kept was dug. On
cleaning the mortar recently, and using scid 10
remove the yerdigris, there appeared on the
bottom the following -'J. W. MART No.
1851"
Accident.
Mrs. Samuel Meserye. Of Buxton, visiting at
the home Of Sargent Joy, Of Benton, fell down
stairssaturdsy morning, striking on her head, in
jurins her very severely. The doctor says II
she Ia not hurt internally he has hOpcs Of her
recovery.
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