The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-05
ipjure BiddefOri, we hope thi, happy idea may
meet with the hearty approval Of suPerinssHd-

injure Biddefbrd, we hope this happy idea may
meet with the hearty approval Of superinssnd-
ent Chase. 49, AVIS
Iforse~srS.
The eli.or Of this paper len San Francisco,
Monday November first and is expected to ar
rive in this city about the 10Th.
Dinisg Room.
George @. Moore, with the approval Of all
concerned, Is fitting up large Dining Room at
Kenpebunk Depot TO be rwiy Zoe company
.bout the Art q Decembcr. II Is TO contain all
the modern improvements Cor cooking. with
marble wash bowls for passengers to wssh, and
every oonvenient srrangemen, made to satisfy
the travelling public in general, and Boston
friends in particular.
Teachers Isstitsfe.
To TIE 4 S. COMMITTEE or YoRK COUNTY,
II becomes your duty TO urge your teachers to
attend our next Institute at Limerick Nov. I'D,
and the four following days. You can do very
much to all this noble enterprise. See to II that
your teachers are notified, and made to feel that
Il is u duty they owe to their schools to avail
themselves of this opportunity. Come with
them, help US in starting this scheme, and much
cool will result You are urged by every noble
consideration to send up your teachers.
SUPERVISOR.
Generous.
James II. MeMullsn esq, has recently Pur-
chased the residence Of the late Geo. Z. Small,
in BiddefOrd, one Ofthe finest residences in the
city the rent Of which he very generously pre-
sents 70 the rector Of the Episcopal church Of
Saco and Bddefori. who Twill Immediately &C.
cupy the same.
improvement.
Capt. n. L. Thompson has taken down the
old grist-mill in Keunebunk village, and is now
building new and larger mill, better adapted
70 the present time.
Re,-areied.
1t Is reported tina. Mr.. John Conley, for
merry baggage master on the p. & X. railroad,
HIS recently been made the recipient OF an Gle
CANT gold watch and chain from Joseph Fitch
for the brave and generous act Of rcscuing Miss
Lena Wills, his granddaughter, from watcry
grave at Old Orchard Beach last summer. We
are glsd to know that such noble act Is 30
well rewarded.
Ca,.p's Clothes Washer.
From the large list Of those who are using
this machine, in the few towns In the county
where IL has been introduced, we have space
10 refer TO the following names; Berwick, VIM.
y. Lord, r. A. Lord, VIM. Wooster. Stephen
Grant. Lorenzo Hersom. No. Berwick, VIM.
Libby, VIM. Hobbs, VIM. Weymouth, Henry
Butium, J. Z. Lord, Mrs. Briggs, Isaac Varney,
Albert Hurry, Charlie Kicker, I. ID. Huz1y, G.
@. Ford. Kittey. VIM Warren. WIN. Cults,
Albert Hanscom, George Shannon. Alfred,
Hon. Richard IL. GOding.
I.etion Sale.
Persons in want Of Porcelain, Stone China
CrOckery, glass. and Silver Plated Ware, will
notice the double column advertisement in this
paper Of Lane and Dccring, Adams Block, AL
fred Street. Now Is your times for bargains,
rs the goods will be sold to the highest bidder
without regard to cost. Everybody can be
suited as to kind, quality, and price. .
agricultural society.
The Shapleigh and Acton Agricultural Society
held their fourth annual cattle show and fair on
their new grounds in Shapleigh, on the 10Th.
Goth and Dist Of October, 1869. This society
Is entitled to great credit for its perseverance in
this great and useful organization. They have
purchased their land, graded trOtting course,
o-o.to-l =. l....., all .onvan;ept hall imam their
own grounds, for their exhibition Of agricultu-
raj productions, fancy articles, ETC., and all are
completely enclosed with close fence. Their
track is One-third ola mile, and in very good
condition for the 6rst year. Everything indi-
Gates that the society will rank among the best.
A great interest is manifested by the people in
the vicinity for the welfare Of the Society Us well
As for the vast number OF visitors; every one
seemed to act as ifa duty was incumbent upon
them personally.
Good TempIors.
The Newichawanick Lodge of Good Templars,
Eliot, have made choice Of the following board
Of officers for the Quarter beginning Nov. I:
W. Chief, John d. Frost; W. Vice, Abbie shup-
leigh Sec. John L. Emery; Chaplain, Alice j.
Frost Marshal, W. True MOulton Treas. Al
bert Lori; +. Sec. Lydia A. Hammond; Inside
Guard. Lila Wooster; Outside Guard, Edwin
Frost.
Eiiot icadssy.
The Fall term Of school at Eliot Academy
closes this week with public exhibition in the
Congregational church on Wednesday evening.
The number in attendance this term has been
about forty.