The Union and journal., 1869-07-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


cit. groeers, in the rear Of which room Is an
other 22I3l feet The front store upon the other
side Of the hallway, (No 6) 19xi3 feet, will be
occupicd by Miss Andrews for the manufacture
OF cloaks and the sale Of fancy goods In this
rear are two large suits Of rooms already reuted
for dress making, as we understand. On the
second aoor front are two large suites Of Office
rooms, admirably lighted, arranged and ven.ii-
ated while in the rear Is large Hall 45x5l
feet, little larger than Shaw's Hall, which has
been secured by the Episcopal Society. Con-
nected with the Hall are two large retiring
rooms The entire, third story has been fitted
up and arranged for the lodge Of the Temple Of
Honor, 32x52, with three retiring rooms. We
judge that Mr.. Hardy's enterprise will cost
about $1,000 besides the lot. In its construction
nothing for convenience has been omitted the
rooms are high posted and airy. while even the
side walk in front Is laid with concrete pave
ment
Masonic.
At the annual convocation OF Aurora Chapter
Of Royal Arch MasOns, No. 22, held at Cornish
June 25, the officers chosen for the ensuing year
were as follows:
H. II. Burbank, II. p.
H. A Pike. X.
w. Y. Watson, s.
G.. Wailsworth, Fr.
r. G.. Smith, Sec.
A. G.. O'Brion, G. ii.
A. j. Iurl. Z. =.
A. BOyntOn, X. A. G.
II. q. Green, NJ. 81 V.
A. ii. Mann, VI. ii v.
L. b. Roberts, NJ. LIST V.
Rev. A. Cole, Ch.
S. Gray, Sen.
"A smart Hen.
A little leghorn pullet belonging to Mr.. Geo.
s. Peterson Of this city, has just commenced
laying in the most approved style Mr.. Peter
son has placed upon our table one Of her eggs
which measures six and half inches by seven
and three quarters inches, and weighs four
ounces We mention this TO excite the ambition
of other hens to do as well or better
limerick.
The citizens Of Limerick propose, celebrating
the 4th of July ION the 5th) in the manner indi-
Gated by the elder Adams. The Declaration of
Independence will be read by Albion ii. Bur-
bank, and an oration be delivered by Rev. S.
Hayward Of So. Berwick. The Cornish Brass
Band furnish the music.
Post Sheridan, q. A. H.
At the regular meeting Of Post Sheridan No.
90 @. A. Il. held on Tuesday evening last, the
following officers were elected:
&c. Drew. Post Commander.
G.. II. Parcher, Sen. Vice Commander.
4. Cleaves, Jun. Vice Commander.
G. W. Rose, Adjt
J. T. Cleayes, Quartermaster.
&c. Warren, Surgeon.
j., Cummings, Chaplain.
c. L. York, Sergt. Maj.
VIM. Hopping, .. NJ sergt'
Nee Potatoes.
Mr.. James II. Robbins, Of this city, on Mon
day last brought to our Office large mess oil
new potatoes and peas raiSci on his arm on
West Street. The potatoes were the early Good
rich kind and received no special treatment
save thorough cultivation. The ground is stony
but WAS ploughed and narrowed as soon as tho
frost would permit, and was manurcd in the
hill. The potatoes average the sire Of hens eggs
as mr S VIC "',0 "O'''' - ,,,,
hooohs aheaa VI "'yO''' :" '"s S''S - ''''
matter.
aquatic.
The new steamer AVGosfA' .'P
tain Wm' liill, has eOinmshe~' runn" Ito"
Island Whar'' SacO' 10 'ne r''i' '"" OO' ~
Saturday. June 2O'h' IL maae 'our u'PS' e"u'"s
with moonlight excursion, giving passenger
time for dance at the Ferry House
Saddle" Deaths.
In York, June 2oth, George, son OF Mr. ueo
Jr., and Angela MOulton' diod suddenly, age
~ years correspondent H"or"' Us IN"
one had gone through 'ns 'O"" '" P,eN y" ~
man hkel'e5' TO i've long, one en9oS~s ps,''0
health, nc WOu'u h''0 s'.''''N '',
lle took cold anu IN Two u'Ss was u''", 0u
informant states thai ne "" university :"
teened anu rsPSou'' aiso' '" Wv
appOple1y. Mrs. Mary, wife OF capt ueorg
Mouiton, aged 10 years
r,aees for rienies.
hS'he P'on" scasoh u ho" ''P'HV "PP'''N"
Ing, we would call the attention Of societies AM
organizations to the Advantages which the beau
tifal town OF Aiirci ah0rus' ms IS one OF IN
pleasantest OF villages TO VISIT WIN It's Count!
buildings containing the most ancient reorus u
the whole country Inc scenery very un