The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-11-25
have bought the homestead and other property
belonging 10 the heirs Of the late panl smith.
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belonging 10 the heirs Of the late panl smith.
on Storcr Street.
Joseph NJ. Jordan, who sold his place at 40
Beach street, s.oo, has bought nice farm on
New mellow river at brunswick. and viii
move there In about three weeks.
An advertisement In this paper Of W. p.
Freeman, Is worthy Of attention, for ne have
tried his oysters and know them To be good.
AJuveniie Temperance meeting win be held
In the Methodist Church in this city, on Friday
evening Of this week, to b aidrssed by Rev.
o. N. Cousins, Of Eliot.
Thomas jenkins, the Oldest man in the
County IL not In the State, died at saOo on
Monday, Nov. q. aged lO2 years 10 months
and days. Mr.. jenkins vas born In Gar
diner on the 18th day Of January, l76S, came
10 Scarboro With his widowed mother at the age
Of L. years lie settled on the place where he
died nearly 80 years ago brought ups family
Of seven daughters, four Of whom have pre-
eeied him In death. and three remain, and were
present at the funeral. Mr.. jenkins was noted
Is an upright man from his youth, and what
was better, was devoted christian and died
peaceful and hrppy. He had previously select
Ell . choice hymn, and the text to be nsed at
his funeral His funeral took place on Tuesday.
attended by large number Of citizens. A dis
oourse from I'd Tim. 4;6-s vas preached by
Ed. W. Bullock. Prayer by Rev. Jno. Booth
by and remarks by Rev. J. Stevens.
-aaa BERwicK. as
7Chs. p. Blake Is building largeice house.
II win be large enough to hold more ice than
was ever STORED in one bullding in this vicinity.
An interesting revival Is In progress at the
Methodist church, (Cnnberry Meadow Rev.
Alpha Turner. pastor. .\
E~ SOUTH BERWICK. Ms
Sabbath evening barn owned by Robert
Rernald. containing four tons Of hay. farming
tools. &c.. Was entirely destroyed by Ore. In
sarcd for $50. The nrs vas unquestiouably
and ff,y persUn had gathered At Rev. J. +.
Locke's church 70 listen to IN address on tenn
persncc. and II is supposed by many that the
Ere was set for the purpose Of breaking up the
meeting. .E
At the soldiers Fair. Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, the total receipts were s525.
A course OF lectures on Egypt ana raestne'
by Rev. DIR. BOsworth Of Haverhill, Mas.
commenced pr;d,v evening I'm the Raptist
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On the arrival Of the Portland train at South
Berwick Junction, on Saturday, lady closely
IL, ..,,.-., an. or An. ..rs s,5 Ian s,s
'eH''' e"@''u o"e " 'us vars 1.' ''' A"e'
pump inian'' " TUG nnaic Persua''on' aoou' siA
months o'a' s"i !" ."'s u.p"' ins ".'"
paSed 0o' on 'r'''us "Do'e'' ~ H. tue
conductor re'e''ed 'eieS'.n run inc "0.ne''
appealing 70 nun 70 'AHe inc y0u.n'a' wall 70
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WATERFORD.
SOUTH "Ethsohoour, No,. - Io'V.
siderable building in this place this season. Mr..
j. A. Smith. Station Agent, has been making
extensive repairs On his house. Mr.. Warren Z.
ds,sd II. Ssrn .nd : NOV a s,aarsS In hali;ng
an ell TO his house "a by SO feet. When il is
completed Mr.. Downs will have one OF the I'm
e., residences IN .ne county. p Mr. re' , r%s ,'
sro. has ple,se,l his friends BY moving back to
the house he formerly occupied and which he
Andrew Green has built him a very pretty set
Of buildings little north Of the village. Any
person would be surprised at the great amount
~ oas'he.s aT men N ou, S''e ''"0' '"'
Yours. @.
CAFE SEpDICK.
A few evenings since a party Of 80 Of the Ia
dies and gentlemen Of Cape Neddiek gave Miss
Joanna Avery q surprise, and left substantial
tokens Of friendship for that lady. who Is about
ninety years old. she Is frequently seen ~
church. which Is over q mile tr0m her h0"e'
BAR MILLS