The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-12-30
local AFFAIRS.
M DDxrORD.


-. ~. mana, week ~
praycr. beginning Sabbath evening. at their
s.xcesl xcstr;es save ON Thurslly evening
When there will be A union meeting at rooms Of
nv NCl
NJ the ~ gong enuon, jan i' n, ar
by the PASTOR sac)ecs. oo an,hs,s aud the
r. W., tne rses,s'ag :, s ~
a., p,v;,,on Conversational
Monuay MN s Ts,% ave am exhibition
49,, ~ Lantern wi,h an organ concert,
n. ,L.,. os.,,,;., AZ Goven. which was quite
pleasing.
ii, .oon the mill. viii IN
ones We ns'' ~ -. s..,'.s -,,sr..;n.
compelled 70 stop' ara m " ~ ~,
ensue IN the ely. Tue mass Nv. 20 A's
already running 'heir "o'N' " s'es'h P'"'''
George Reynolds, alias William Payton, who
was caught In this city and taken to Dover. as
mentioned in last JOURNAL, has been bound over
10 appear ut q higher court. after trial in the
Dover police court. large amount Of his
stolen good. vere fund in the vicinity OF Dover
Thomas II. Cole csq erecung Arg uauI-
ing TO be used Tor dwellings on iwk ,os', N
the rear OF Union oiosk, MAIN 81 "i' yum
Moody, has charge oil tne "OrA'
uyou wan, ANYTHING In the house furnishing line
cali ON Austin EigeSly, 81 Main St and you can DO
suited. iie he, me tnfoe n"oas ~ M ..sis IN,
niled WIN u'e'A I" w"
-.
We notice thN nres,,oo" In
plaeel We hope this good move will be car
riel out ON larger scale.
p,n. =, A..
IhS young .ny VINO n' a On i c",nS vss,rv
. any,. .,,,. ~ sai,,1 =, No n Cre-ent
strcet.
The closing lecture OF the course was oy ns''
Mr.. Murray OF Boston. The subject anu tne
authors manner OF handling u was in.sasey
interesting anu any ou' Iuu W. NJ -.
ninlustee. VT. Mu,ray, Nu% Wv Sc
hnd what pse,"e' 'e" IA ~ .;,rsr
ge1n Is 70 L9nIon, youass' % NJ. ,; IN snd
,uly Jas''neu ,ae eap.o.', -. ',sn,,.,nsn
his wen earned reputation "" s'ns ,Ai
met Mr. Murray alter the lecture anu sugcSe ~
the interview Ior se,e'n 'os -. i;.,..s.l -
sn,,t,in, with humor. AMI the King Of story
tellers. lie is a man about forty years Of age.
"well on, to siI feet in height, man Of per-
sc, firm AMI be,Itb. through whose veins leap
that contact anil communing with nature and
out-Ioor life which YIELDS the highest type Of
m,nhool. This lecture OF Mr.. Murray, 80 rich
AMI enjoyable, has created desire already ex-
prrssei. 10 have others beyond the regular
course now finished.
.,,o
MIR. Charles W. shannon, formerly oi 'ns
city, and who has recently o'nea'ea Is orsmls'
In Portland church, has aecep'ei tue position
OF organist OF Rev. Mr.. frinks loonsresauOn-
aD church In this city,
r,,..,.v .x.,,,, the NIAGARA Engine Co.
held . tss-n,r,y and dance At the City Hall,
which met with great success. TIE hall was
completely filed with the frieuds Of the CON-
pany, and all seemed pleased with their recep-
tioa. A large and beautiful cake was donated
the comp,ny by the Richard Vines Steam En-
cipe Co. No. /. of BiddeE6rd, and q splendid
snyrayei silver Are trumpet. gold lined, was
nrssen,si Cant Ployd Of the Niagara Co., by its
members Tbi, was furnished by Mcssrs Chas.
Twambley & Son, 81 Main street, and cost
about sio'
Bright, sparkling and genial, was the leceurc
In City Hall. Wednesday evening. by Matthew
Hale smith. known rs "Burleigh" OF the Bos-
ton Journal, ON "wit and Humor." The lee
n
was at once adopted in the minds ofhis audience,
n man after their own heart, and he kept
fresb the same agreeable opiuiOn till the last.
w 81 80. br;nf,l az wi, and
ne Ao"unu I ,s MN 500 80, - ,hsse hsd bsso
humOr, anu, though many OF 'neSe nsa oes"
before met with in print, still 80 gused IN the
i~.,,rsr,s ne,nIi,r vein were thew, that they
~. 81 ....n,.h,a a. ever
were Just rs mugnao'e anu seeeP NJ:
Inc spe'Ae. nus - s"0 ',,'ss".'. ..,tr,.t,.,.
tansn TOO ouen Ns,ole IN reisou , I'M 49,,
anu when some wen meaning, ".a VI,
70 mink hcessNy syun0, y. 49,. W." II. ~.
de'Nereu' anu rvve''ei mum NUN sPp ~, sS -
nc'ei tha smu'ng ''oo Wa NV ~, -. =,
dex OF weAe,ness " heH', ~ "o 49, 49,
US THINK aItnougn oNao su'''n " n1',O
ran through the Wnoe ,eo'use' ~. NY ~
there were eudies anu riYp'es W P"nos snu 6.u-
ulne feeling. when ueepeneu me in'e S
Should "burle'gh SPEAK again oelore S'co
audience, ne may oe sure O' ne''v s'S""s'
AMI large audience.
Next Wednesiy evening" 'n Tue ooo .ou'se'
Miss Eimunds delivers some mtseei"neOus
The GATHERINGS during Christmas week, in
,,is s;,v ~srs many and were happy occasions
s N ny .s,sJ s.nJ.v va. Generally oh
'i =, A., ssn,,hcs NV ,I;.,onrsss and MUSIC
a :. - ~. H. snnI,v ar Al, d,ys. \,
10Y a,,.,, Car the Observance az Christmas,
" s,;'.,a' =, an. ,,.i1, oid I;nes,
"'Oas ~ ~, CO.. hon
p,iis man a sunday.
That winter shall 10 good parnlt'
hut CRETE wy5d \, s, s !, shal' DeE d,v.,
~ kSnds rnsc. wIthoSten lease,
Throngh al Lands sha,l DO peace.
What ehylis This day borne DO
sre'e 'O,u 'n," No y. -,
Thursiay evening me Unitarian society, ny,a
an Apron and Neckhe farM ther ,es'ry Vu''a-
ing ON School street. large numocr OF the so-
cieiy and Its friends were present, as always
customary, at the gatherings OF this en'Nn'
hal right pleasant time. ABOUT siSo ns',
werc derived from the sale OF fancy articles ior