The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-11-18
The following Is the official vote for Sta,
Senators, at the last election.
KENNEBUNK.


b-C sp.nney 49,
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DxAR UNION & JOURNAL--Our citizens last
evening assembled at the Methodist church to
listen 70 q lecture on the evils Of Intempsrance,
by q person from your city, q "a John ID.
Cough. lie began his theme upon the art Of
love, courtship, and marriage, terminating in .
poultry match at or near Portland. What the
thrce beatitudes, TO say nothing Of n henery,
have 10 do with intemperance, We don't exactly
comprehend, unless the three aforcsaids are en-
tered upon Unexpectedly. However, hens don't
get drunk As q usual thing. and are addicted
only to intemperately csckling about the sub
ject Of eggs. Much disapprobation Of the "lec-
ture" Was expressed, and its termination was
unpleasant.
Persons that have been compelled to travel
the Alfred rad, 30 callei, amer severe rain
or thaw. viii never forget the shocking condi-
ton for pedestrians and beasts, that this road
presented 70 its victims, previous to the drainage
which has just been completed by our worthy
selectmen st Kennebunk Depot. The drainage
Is between three and four hundred feet long.
and Is about n. deep. Is Is inches ia diameter
built in the bst possible manner, AMI rejects
great credit upon selectman Joseph Haley, esq,
for his untiring energy in securing 1--WE trust)
to an sPprccistive public dry and long needed
thoroughfare.
Mousam Engine Co. No. 8. have In contem-
p,ation their first annual Ball. TO be given on
Thanksgiving Eve, at Mousam Hall. Kennebunk
village. The music. by Sanford Qusdrille Band,
Bennett, prompter, alone will be enough 10
satisfy the most fastidious, and with such .
host Of vel known and influential citizens as
managers and directors, we trust that home
consumption and outside importation viii give
the 3 boys bumper worthy Of remembrance
"relief ON the brakes friends"
Mr.. John Wakefield Is charging and greatly
Improving his always extensive barn, which
makes Q great improvement In our already in
creasing buildings The Ocean Bank building
Is rapidly approaching completion. and presents
an interesting appearance 70 the beholder, in
taste and durability.
Our mutual friend and self made citizen,
Capt. N. L. Thompson, has under state Of COM
pletion, 6ne structure for the purpose ofcarry-
ing ON the slaugbtering business by q competent
subordinate. This win be gratifying news to
your numerous readers who are compelled to
pay from 30 cts TO 80 cts for sirloins. or first
cut, near the loin. Can't. rs. motto Ia "liye
Anil Let live" - : AVON.
KxxxyaUxx Nov l5. 1870
SOUTH BERWICK.
The third lecture Of the course under the au-
.r;.s. ~ On. Grand Armv R.,,hI;c EI,,vortb
fort' ~ salmon faus' WAS gwen ~ the new
J. y. Locke, pastor OF the Free Baptist church
I, mi. n,,ee The .Cam,. Field. and Ho.pitsl,'
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"ee Naty ae'orioeu' paa"as'n enosN'''
and disloyalty condemned In good Anslo-saxon
terms which the parson always makes use Of.
n. 18Th, .,.r,v,., =. . man of ro.;,;v.
~ 80 : -
enarae'er' W'eidins s'roos 'nnuence ior gOod
In whatsoever field he labor. The increasing
interest in the society and church OF which he
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OF that number oruained OF uod 70 proclaim the
good tidings Of great Joy" Cox.
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