The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-26

may by the name Of yictore Morrioette went.
down a aight Of s,epsto the river for pail o.
water. when he slipped and fell into the river
and vas drowned. His holy was not recovered
until Tuesday morning. lie was 'wen'y-0as
ycan ofags- NJ.
sssth Bers~tsk. - % 2 T. q
The Portland District Ministerial Association
me, at South Berwick last Monday and eonclud-
cd wednesday. The exercises opened Monday
evening with sermon by Rev. Joseph Colby p.
e; Tuesday evening, sermon by Rev. So. weth-
erbes Of this city Wednesday evening sermon
by Rev. S. K Bailey Of Portland. The days ser
vices were occupied by reading and discussing
various Essays ss-e CT es0
NIB Going to press last week one day
earlier than usual on account OF Thanksgiving.
"Psi Us" notice was not received in season.
Am always pleased to hear frOu,him. Ep.l
dppsaied.
Fall & Allen Of North Berwick, who were ar
restcd for violation Of the Liquor Law, and
whose liquor were seized, had their trial before
the Municipal Court Saoo last Saturday, and
we're found guilty. They appealed and were
bound over, in the SUN Of s2O0. to the January
term Of the Supreme Court to be holden at
Saco.
B.iidi.g.
Among our notices Of the new buildings late
ly erected in this city, we have not always men,
tionei the builders name as We ought, because
we could not always ascertain; but very much
depends upon the contractor Of The job, wheth-
er the owner gets n house that suits him. For
instance, Dr.. Haley thinks he has got one OF
the best houses in the city, and we are inclinei
TO think he has. II was built by our friend
Owen Smith, as were also the three houses on
Pool St, owned by Frank Garvin, o. 8. Whit,
ney and James Boariman; and the two on Al
fred ST., ownel by Moses Moore, and the Phil
brick Bros; the Engine House and stable on
Washington st., &C., sc.
Great Falls.
The Journal says. Woodward has just re-
turned from New York, where he has been pur-
chasing q rich stock Of Goods for the Holidays.
lie takes time by the forelcck, and makes his Sc
lections before the choicest goods are purchased,
90 that his customers can have the best in the
market Continued in our next issue.) Let
us have lal piece" ca r-
Edweatioaal.
Institute at Limerick Is in operation. Mon
day morning opened with q clear sky. warm
brscing air. bat bad roada We had courage
and hope. The teachers came In at ten O'Clock
and Prof. Allen went at his work in good earn
est. don't propose to report any Of the exer-
cises Of the occasion. AT the close OF the even
T. III s.k,. ca,
johnson came up in the last train and was an
nouneed To speak Tuesday, evening. Tuesday
morning brought a thrcate ming look indica-
tons Of snow storm, but the teachers came up,
ten, iftecn twenty-five miles, eager, earnest, de-
lighted Mr.. johnson gave very interesting,
instructive and convincing lecture. We closed
tonight Tuesday with hundred names. Mr..
II. Woodbury. Of Pennington Normal School Is
doing god work for US. Mr.. Choate Of Cor
ham Seminary is on the ground and will as
syst Tomorrow. The teachers are interested,
the citizens are pleased and we are safe in
saying that the Teachers Institute at Limerick
is a complete success. One word more and l
am done. Supt. johnson VIII lecture on FRI
day evening, Dec. 2nd ut Kennebunk before
the Saco River Teachers Association.
.. NJ. X. MABRY,
Nov. %, 1869. Co. Supervisor.
Ber,r 'el.
On Friday last, Mr.. r. II. Hussy and j. M.
French, Of this village, were cunning in the
vicinity Of Beach Ridge. in Berwick. Just be-
fore sunset they were separated n few rods, the
dog got frightened and ran out Of the woods.
Mr.. French started 10 see what the trouble was,
and soon came upon a" YarmiRf' Of the Cat
amount or Panther species. Ia little larger game
than they were looking aftcr,) AS soon as he
perceived "John." he started of on brisk
gallOp and was soon lost sight OF Mr.. French,
having nothing but small shot in his gun,
thought Il imprudent 10 FIRE. The animal was
i've or six feet in length, three In height, Of n
brown or gray.sh color, and Is no doubt the
same one that has been seen in several localities
Of late, in this vicinity. On Saturday morning,
some six or eight Of our "gunists" started in
pursuit, armed with rifles, shot guns, &C., and
although they discovered traces Of HIM, they re-
turned at night without securing their game,
and will await light snow for further develop
ments.- Great Falls Journal.
Camp's Washer.
ave have tried several washing machines.
and recently have been using Camps, and like Il
80 well that we would use no other machine,
even tho Il was gift," Rev. o. Butler Bidde-
10. ~ pA1SaON SANtN Mss Ave aAs - ebees
for York County.
The place to get good oysters cheap, Is at r.
=. Johnsons, l9l Main Street.
Corrcctioa.
In heal column last week stated thai the Hart
fci fire Insurance Company oss " the companies
that lcsi by the FIRE In Union Block.
tn. agent % the Iiarfbrd MIR John H. SmalD informs
us that the old Hartford have met with sss since he
has beea agent In this canty, although the business has
increased than icO per cent, under his charge.
Saco River Teaehers' Issociatioa.
The 6rst meeting Of the Saeo River Tcachers' As
ISOLATION will DO held at kennebunk Village, on tho
hrst THURSDAY and the following Friday and Satur-
day Of December next The good people OF kenne-
| bunk will throw open their houses and furnish en-
tertanment for all who will he present. The exer-
cses In the different branches will 10 conducted by
/ the following we'll known gentlemen
Co. supervisor, NJ. n. Mabry, Written Arithmetic
DIR A. X r. Mcserye VI Buxton, Mental Arithmetic
gen Vim. Hobsou, OF Ssco, Grammar, Edward
Parker, jr Prin Biddoiord High School, Geosra.
ply; William q Lord, Principal Limington Acaic-
my, Residing, Albion burbank, Principal kenne-
bunk High School, Spelling.
| The evenings will Re devoted 10 discussions and
lectures. Thursday evening lecture may DO eI.
pectel by Mr.. Mabry, the county supervisor and