The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-06-18
Sasfsfea Death.

Ssddes Death. r-.-s .-
Mr.. Charles Dearborn Of Hollis, died Sunday
afternoon very suddenly amer an illness Of only
thru days, from carbuncle on his arm. Inc
deceased was hsri-working man and during
one Of the warm days Of last week heated ms
blood af,er which he seated himself On the
ground. The bunch on his arm seemed nj hrst
70 be only a boil. but later ID assumed more
serious aspect and began to Affect the whole sys-
TEN. His suffering became intense and he was
derangci from this time till he passed away.
Mr.. Dearborn was man that the community
could III afford to lose, being In the prime Of
Life, and an Industrious, honorable and accom-
moiating citizen. He leaves young wife and
three children and many strong friends to mourn
his loss-Prsss. 49,. .-... --
Fire. E.r.
The saw min Of Peter q. Ford In Wells.
was entirely consumed by fire one night last
week. Cause inccndiarism. Loss about ST.
800. Insured $1,000.
Portland % Rochester IL. II.
The citizens Of Alfred at town meeting on
Saturday voted to take stock to the amount Of
ten thousand dollars In the Portland & ROches-
ter Railroad. The Shakers voted in favor Of
the road. The vote was four TO one in favor Of
taking stock. H
Reiioio.s. d. ..r-.r- .r-.. IS
The First Baptist Church in shapleigh. has
Just resettled among them their former pastor
Mr.. Copeland.
lev. Lewis Goodrich has accepted call from
the Congregational church at Wells. ~
Maine Weste~~ Yearly Meetins.
AT the Maine Western p. W. Baptist Yearly
Meeting. in session at Cape Elizabeth this week.
the following resolutions were passed unani-
mOusly: - ..
Recalled That our couhdence In the principle % total
abstinence and legal prohibition, as strong As at any
Resolved That q s the duty % Christian men to sup
port such fOr oncaDd such ony-as the friends
q ta abstinence and Of the entire suppression Of the
trarac by law. 81. Co.. .... -
Serious accident.
Geo. Pennell Of Buxton, while engaged in
grooming horse, Monday was either kicked
or thrown down, and stepped upon, receiving a
bad confusion In the side Of his head, nearly
cutting OF one ear. lie was insensible when
found, and has remained 50 since. 1t is thought
the wound will prove fatal. ID
Great Falls.
Mr.. Angelo DOugherty was ordained as Pas
tor Of the Baptist church last Tuesday evening.
Sermon by Rev. DR.. Armitage, New York. The
other services were conducted by Mcssrs. BOs-
worth, Brown, Hartman. Walker. seymour,
Worth and Bullentine, which were listened to
by a large and attentive audience
Kennesankport.
Rev. Mr.. Dexter of Calias has become pas
tor Of the Baptist church in this place.
Concert ct Saeo.
The Saco chorus club gave concert at the
City Hall, Saco, on Friday evening last, to a
large and apprecistive audience. This club had
been preparing to attend the Peace Festival at
Boston, and many Of the pieces selected for the
concert were the same which the club had been
practising for that'OccasiOn. Very many of the
selections were well performed and the audience
were highly entertained. Some Of the perform
ers are worthy of special notice, and profession
al singers must look to their laurels or our ana
teurs will carry of the palm. Mrs. Yasinski
and Mrs. Shannon performed their parts admir-
ably. We hope the musical talent of the two
cities win not stop here, but form permanent
organization to rehearse for public performance
the coming winter.