The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-09-30
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The new Methodist Church thu, Is being erect
ed in this city. is pro,pcring rapidly. The e1-
terror Of the building will be completed before
cold weather. ~
On Monday night Mr.. Israel shevenell, team
ster lost valuable horse, by inflammation CT the
lungs.
AT . meeting Of number Of our citizens the
following named gentlemen were elected u leo
ture committee for the ensuing year; o
r. NJ. Chapman, c. A. Shaw. 7. II. Cole.
Marcus Watson, J. 4. Butler, L, w Staples, i.
L. Merrill, Edwin Stone, L. II. Banks, Charles
Harry. Jas. II. Mcmillan, Elw. Parker, r.,
DIR I. Haley. I. II. Hubbard, 7. j. Goodwin, +.
W. wedgewOod. L. II. C. Hoeper. C. @. Haines.
J. NJ Goodwin, G. A. H,ines, Col. J.. NJ. Cool
win. l.. W. Stone. An Executive committee wrs
chosen consisting Of T. L. Merrill. c. A. Shaw.
T. II. Hubbard. Thos. II. Cole and Z. W. Staples.
r. NJ. Chapman was chosen president, c. A.
Shaw, secretary. and T. L. Merrill, treasurer.
Adjourned till Monday evening ats o'chot at
the Collar Cempany's room, Printers Exchange
building.
PoIIcx CouRr-wcinesiay,- Brown,
simple drunk. Fined 81 and costs. Sent up.
Thursday, John Connolly, drunk; fined 50
and costs; paid.
Robert Nichols. hailing from Springfield.
Miss. was fined So and costs. Sent up, ..
On Wednesday evening tin wedding was
celebrated by Mr.. and Mrs Edward Fellows Of
this city. Guests to the number Of fifty. ar
rived in cool season. bringing with them every
thing nice in the tin line, and all went Emery
as a marriage BELL" va
"Charley shay's ouincuplcxal troupe" per-
forms next Wednesday evening in City Hall.
The programme shows monster entertain
rnens and II Il comes M to the manifesto, II
win be abig thing. 49,
NORTHUMBERLAND lit tnc cWamtrr hubusts -
to 30 sold TO parties in Rhode Island. SIS
There will be preaching in The Pavilion
church nett Sabbath by $ clergyman from
Boston.
The Triumph Engine left town for the Ha-
verhill Muster. by u special train. Thursday
morning. On the train were the Richard
Vines Steamer Of this city, the Cumberland ..
Of Portland. Kennebec 1, Of Bath, Torrent 3,
Of Bath. Lewiston I. OF Lewiston, Excelsior 2.
OF Auburn, and Niagara 3. Of SacO. There be-
ing 50 many wen known "naehines' from
Maine il Is confidently expected that one Of the
primes, at least, will come into the Pine Tree
State.
As the extra train on which were the engines
bound Zoe Hsverhill Muster. was leaving the
Depot. member Of the Excel.ier 2 Of Auburn.
Cell from platform car to the ground. and but
for the "heayy load Of Auburn Rum" he car
riei would have been seriously injured.
During the visit Of the Bunker Hin Hose Co.
here lantern Was stolen from their carriage.
A reward Of $50 is offered by the Delugc and
no questions asked. We learn that the lantern
has been found in the cemetery.
Mesrs Luther Bryant and Asa Wentworth
have sold the property, known as the "Seal
Rock House," at Ferry Beach, to Mr.. chas
Gobbery, Of Lewiston, for $500.
| LEBANON. i
A man from Little River Pals last week, by
the name Of Frank Pierce, while in Dover, be
came intoxicated and got into trouble with the
Dover rOughs who chased him. To escape from
them he run into the river and Was drowned.
Mr.. A. Frank Smith was thrown from wag-
on in Lebanon, and hal one Of his ankles dis
located. The same evening he was thrown
from q wagon a-d trOd upon by the horse.
Though his injuries ty this accident were not
serious, Il made the ankle more painful. lie Is
improving IS FIST as can be expected. The
horse was frightened by the ears.
LEBANON, Sept. "a, 1870.
FRIEND BUTLER :-Business in this town Is
quite lively on account OF the Portland and
Rochester Railroad passing through the tcwn,
giving employment to many, and giving us n
ready market for our surplus produce. and
large amount OF lumber &c; in the abeucs Of
this enterprise business. would Sbe dull. shoe
msking beng the principal mechanic work car
ried on In town, which Is at very low ebb.
more than one half Of oar workmeu being dc
prived Of their usual supply Of work. ... =.
The drought has been pretty severe on us In
this section, We. think our crops, with the ex.
oep;iOn Of potatoes. win be nearly or quite an
average one. Corn Is better than last year and
the hay crop quite as good In quantity, and
saved in better condition ~ ~
/ - LYMAN. r
With the end Of hi, pastoral year. Rev. WI
liam A. Merrill closes his labors with the Con-
gresstoual Church in Lyman. His health is
thiyirestord. F.. -,
The dwelling house in Lyman formerly owuol
and occupied BY the late Rev. Jonathan Caief,
Va. Destroyed bv Gre a lev days sinos. II was
caused by an inccndiary IS the house Was un-
occupied At the time Of the Gro - \
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Rev. Thomas n. Lord has removed from Ken
nebunkpOrt and resumed the charge Of the
congreca tioual Church In Limerick. -,
c-i .-rsi5a iiAIsxsb. ga u.t's
The Congregational Society in Alfred eontem,
plate erecting patronage in place Of the one
r>osatIy dsssrsyei BY Gre. i t.a ll..-1 =.