The Union and journal., 1870-07-29

For Prssidsnt-E Y. Pillsbury.
sxcros l. II shall bs the duty Of the President
n,~.,i. Al AZ the meeting % the Association, end
n the Executive and Standing Committees, and
preserve In strict exercise the rules established By
ps<lismsatAry usage
For Yiee Presidenis-Rev. J. ID. Emerson
sd Cong. Rev. s. F. wstherbce, Methodist
Rev. Asa L. Lane. Baptist i; Rev. Charles Ten.
ney. Pavilion Rev. James Boyd, Free BAp
tist
sscrrox I. The Executive Committee shall an
nually appoint ave Committees, seyeraily, CONSIST
Ing Of Md less than three persons-a mAoriv o.
each shall be Vice President Of the Association.
For Recording Sserdary-Joseph L. Small
svc. 2 n shall be the duty OF the Recording
Secretary "a notify the members q the time and
plse. Of meeting attend the same, notify all oncer,
81 their election and serp M, and oSLfeS. ispSI ~
be Recording Secretary VI the Executive Commit
tee.
For Corresponding Sserstary-Timethy H.
Hubbard.
sac. ] The Corresponding Secretary shall be the
Arsnt Of the Association It's conferences with Other
societies and with persons He shall Keep on hls
ali Letters ard written and rcceived
by him In his ofscial capacity.
For Librarian-Charles Thurston.
spc. 4. IL shall be the duty Of the Librarian to
take charge of the Reading Room and Library, and
70 Keep in order ali nsw'Pspss5 :, ea,ss sSs
correct catalogue of the sane, and an accurate &C
count Of all books delivered 10 the members.
For Irsdsursr-Daniel Pond.
ssc. 4. II shall be tho duty Of the Treasurer 70
collect All msnies due ~ the Association, dsburse
the SAME under the direction OF the Executive Coln.
mittee. Keep correct accounf VI All reee'ps anu
,iisl q rsements and report 20 the Committee when
ever Is reqaired by them, and to the Assocsation
at least once year
For Dirsetors-Daniel J. Needs, W. A. Hodg-
kins, Geo. Hatch, Thomas II. Cole, John III.
Burnham.
STANDING CoxMrrrx.-Samuel L. Boynton,
Charles o. Means. Second Congregational
Daniel J. Msels, Timothy Elliott, Free Dap
tist Lewis r. Small. John G. Cummings, Bap-
tist @. n. Weymouth, o +. Page, Pavilion ;
Edwin woclman. VIM. A. Muttart, Methodist.
sEc.T II shall be the duty Of the Standing Com
nittee 20 seek cut young men taking up their resi-
dence In this city, eDdeaYor 60 bring them under
moral and religious Influences, by aiding them In
the selection Of suitable boarding places and en-
plOyment, ny introducing them 10 tho members
and privileges OF this Association, securing Their
attendanee at some place Of worship on the Sab
bath and by every means In their power surround
ing them with Christian associates The members
OF the Committee shall exert themselves TO interest
the churches 10 which they respectively belong In
the objects and welfare Of the Association. They
shall labor % induce all suitable young men OF their
10 connect themselves with the Asso-
eiaiion and use al practicable means ior increasing
the activity and useialness of It's members.
Voted to adjourn to Thursday evening. Au-
gust 4. 1870.
JouS II. SMALL, Recording Secretary.
Last Saturday the Schooner Jennie, Capt.
Hu.sey while lying at the "POol," was some
what injured by collision with the steamer
Augusta.
Gas is to be substituted for oil in the street
lights. as fast as the new gas-pipes are laid.
New houses are being erected on Pike st.
We are glad to notice that alta recent meeting
of the Chelsea Mass. School Committee, Mr.. =.
A. Hin, formerly Principal Of the Biddeforl
High School, was chosen Principal, with sal.
AIRY Of s2IOO.
The carpenters have commenced their work
on the new Methodist church, fOss and Pool
sts.
The addition to the building of the Ne Plu,
Ultra Collar Co. improves greatly the appearance
Of the building. The roof might have present.
ell better appearance however.
At caucus held in this city to choose seven
teen delegates to attend the Republican Conven-
tiOn at Alfrei. the following named gentlemen
were chosen by majority of Ia out of 90 bal
lots cast: &. A. Hsines, JOS. Smith. 18th; J. 2.
bennett VI. Hartman; q. n. Ward; +. A.
Hutchins; ]. L. Butler; q. 2. Littlefeld; X
NJ. Stevens; G. s. West; Alvin Bacon; A. G.
Goodwin; d. Y. Hamilton; c. S. Wakefield; c
X. Luut; @. L. Evens; r. W. Randall. Il
will be seen that the ticket comprises the entir'
anti-L ynch delegation to the District oonven
ton at Saco, and thus does Biddeford endorsa
the action Of her delegation in withdrawing
from that convention together with their YOrl
brethren. Without doubt there is much ''gush
ing simplicity in this city, but it doesn't hap
pen to exist among the York county men.
PorIcr CouRr-BEIoRE JuDoE JELLEsoS-
Saturday, 23d.-MOses Whitney was charges
with an assault on Daniel Boulter. 1t seems
that BOulter was having a striking discussion
with his amiable spouse, and Whitney, being I
gallant man, could not resist Mrs. BIS plaintiv'
appeals; so. entering Daniels house, he made
war against the tyrsnt lie succeeded in leay
ing his mark on Boulter's bOiy in many places
and also playfully nearly gOuged one eye from
its socket. For his too eager championship O
the '.rigbts Of woman" he was 6ned $40 anc
costs.
John Sbanneen is always jelly. in fact, &c
eording to his tale. second Mark npley
Judging by the nose he carries in ffont Of hi
eOuntenance. he tells the truth. But he meekt
bears his "blushing honors," and paid his TIVE
dollars and costs for the simple drunk he in
dulgcd in, without murmur.
Monday, 25th.-wben the judicial counte
nance looked forth over the dock Monday morn
ing. a snail but gallant band. riyalling "Fal
st.f's troop" met his stern gaIe. Patricl
Harrington Of High street. the fist victim
didn't penitently and huubly plead for mercy
not bit Of II. lie looked about him as though
he was monarch Of all be surveyed. Pstricl
Was charged with two offences against the pcae'
Of the city. On one count, that Of assaulting
his wife. he was fnei 81 and costs. On NOR
serious one, Of assaulting officer Tyler, he wa
fined $40 and costs. Patrick is recently fpu
"oull Ire and" and has hardly discovered tba
"Tippersry' customs are questionable herc,
which accounts for the puguacOus swinging o.
his shillalah.
Antoine MignOu, Q gay and dashing It'll
frenchman. with plumage slightly rufiet mon
contact with some damp ground about the ship
yard where Antoine wrapped the scanty "dra
perry Of his couch about him." and laid dowr