The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-08
sABBAru SERVICES, JULY 10.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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yregational, Pavilion, Freevin Baptist and
Methodist churches, will be bat half . day dur
ing July and August Sermon at the usual hour
in the morning, followed by the Sabbath School
The entire police force Of the city apser thi,
week in new uniforms.
As Rev. Charles Teuney, pastor Of the Pavil-
ion COngregAtiOnalist church, was riding on the
Buxton road near Saeo depot THURSDAY. the
ring-bolt broke. anil Nr. Teunsy WAS thrown
over the fender Of the carriage, striking on his
ficc and head. Luckily he escaped with . Sc
we're shock and few bruise-. The horse ran away
bat va. caught just below Saeo Depot.
The Hardy Machine Co. are doing large
amount Of carpenters work for various parties.
They employ about twenty carpenters under the
the supervision Of Mr.. J. A. Gould. They do a
great deal Of dne work in hard WOODS.
On the Afternoon trip Of the steamer Augusta
from the Pool, Tuesday afternoon, young fel-
low. by the name Of Frank Watson, jumped
overheard from the vessel, having made . wager
Of 81 that he would do it. lie swan to q
schooner lying at anchor in the river. and there
procured boat with which be came up to the
city.
Very heavy trains are now being run over
the p. S. & z. Road. For several days the H.
AZ A. NJ. train has averaged sixteen cars The
tide Of summer travel is setting in fast, and
with considerable energy
We would call the attention Of the Health
Committee to the fact that the street in front Of
certain stores on Alfred street is made the r-
ceptsclc Of much ilth by the proprietors Of the
stores. thereby causing much complaint
Special attention is called to the adv. Of II.
Boynton, at Smiths Apothecary aud Drug store
- Main Street. where all the most approved
medicines are kept and carefully served to Gus
toners by Mr.. Boyntou in person, who well I'M
derstands his business.
Last Saturday afternoon Mr.. Frank wildes
while at work in the wood shop Of the Hardy
Machine Co., lost one Of his fingers by circular
saw. DR.. Warren dressed his wound.
Capt Hill Of tho Steamer Augusta is abou,
to place the long needed awning on his vessel.
The wool and iron work Is from the Hardy
Machine Co.
The additional steamer, mentioned In our last
ms about 10 run on the river. came up to her
wharflast Sunday. II isthe clipper, which some
years run on the river. The boat was brought
here by T, X. Lane, esq, who has obtained
Harrison Goldthwait as Captain, and Henry
Goldthwait as Pilot.
The Dirigo Base Ball Club have just received
some 6ne badges from Bottom. II is solid
silver maltese cross with "Dirigo d. ID. c." in
large letters, and appropriate symbols on the
face.
One day last week q Mrs. O'Donnell who
formerly kept store on Staten Island, but has
recently resided In New York, came to this city
with her daughter to live. Their furniture was
sent by cars, arriving here at night the same
day. Early the next morning man called ut
the freight house to Sc II certain goods had mr.
rived addressed to Mrs. 0Dounell. On being
told they had. he inquired if"the freight was
pi'd. When told mo he sah "his wife
would call soon and pay for them" Presently
Mrs. O'DOunell appeared. and finding the goods,
went away TO mil conveyance Tor them' AFTER
paying the freight. As" moments ster the
man came, and took away the goods sending
part to Portland, and conveying the remainder
to n stable in this city, the depot authorities
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ly met an Amsionian making business CALL
who came very near b'otting him IRON the
f'ce Of the earth. Entering the house with =
large folio under his arm, the "the LADY Ofthe
house" took him for lone Of those darned pict-
ure men" AMI eallei TO one Of her boys to set
the 'purp" on him. Amer sundry pedal