Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-03
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

1t IS altered rom bogus concern OF the same
name which was got up in Maine in the fall of
1857
Delegates from several societies of boot and
shoe makers in this State, held Convention
at Mt. Vernon Hall, in Boston, on Thursday
They sat with closed doors, but the object of
the Convention is understood to have been the
perfection Of State organization.
The National Convention of Homeopathists
continued in session through the day Thurs
day. Among the new members admitted were
DIR. l.. B. Nichols and j. L. Linnell of Wor-
cester.
Hon. VIM. Foster has given to the Massa-
chusetts School of Agriculture ten acres of
valuable land at Wyoming, in Stoneham. The
land Is covered with magnificent forest trees of
full growth, and is beautifully situated on the
east side of Spot Pond, overlooking that charm
ing sheet of water, which covers an area of
more than three hundred acres, in a neighbor-
hood remarkable for the attractions of its
scenery.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Judge Sanger of the Essex county Court of
Common Pleas, in session at Newburyport,
| Tuesday, sentenced Abraham Norris for biting
off the nose of woman, to five years impris-
| onment in the State Prison.
Two young men, named Mills and Forbes
were sailing on Sunday, 29th ult, about two
miles outside of Egg Rock, Lynn, when the
boat was upset. Mills undertook to swim
evening NM ba ,vas tal,en off ;nSa,,s;hIa
A. notIino nod TO-, boarJ nf Mn hn ,ras
1,ro mI ,n.,u Jeel ne'lo =, .ri1ls III wac
Pi0O"''' vi pe'' "eAoie reaching i"n"
BRISTOL COUNTY.
The Fall River Daily News is the name of
new aal,y paper Just lSSueu IN ran River Dy
Tn q NlI.le' ~ Is GolsoIIuateu WIN the
Fan hlFer Deacon, weekly. rev. Y. w. Den
hisoh Is the eultor'
c VERMONT:
uo I P,dcels nave Deeil discovered III fly-
mouth, ~ ana parties OF armorerS from
SSpiiheneiu nave gone on tour OF experiment.
one miner Is sald 10 nave taken out S40O In
sLAteen ua9 ll nen are saio 10 De now on
..ic ssoul'e Ioii &c ooo 70 4oo MINERS VINO ave.
.ase iloli " " So pei aay' discount nan OF
sriis amount, anu 1t ) Detter IMAM Hlke Teak
nwehty-4Ve persons lett the Island House at
beiiows Fails Tor plymouth Wednesday.
ny W. NY cal vIu stdiloI Coits sIeu W
the herrlck morse, OF Hlghgate, VT, We're sold
q ieM aays since by Ar' gregory OF North11eld
ior o@loo'
~, NEW HAMPsHlRE'
On thursday, the pld-fashoned New Hamp-
snre election day, festivities were revived
WIN lnech ecsd ana enthusiasm. Inc militia
= " - o. ~ "AAN'
tlie lhFited guests present comprised many
9lsthgulshed gentlemen, from nearly every
NE" Engiahu otate Inc Legislature COM
hences us work tnls FRIDAY morning, and the
session VIII PROBABLY terminate before the end
Oh Ihe month.
On the 18th OF May, MIR. Nathaniel Blais-
dell, miller, at Centre Barnstead, N. H., went
under the mill to ADJUST belt, when he was
caught In the gearing, and so badly mangled
that he died on the 18th. He was 81 years of
age:
Enoch Dlckerman OF Nashua, an employee
OF the Lowell and Nashua Railroad, had his
leg smashed to jelly, on Wednesday, by the
falling of a heavy cdsting upon it, and it had
to be amputated above the knee.
A plan is now in progress to connect with
Dartmouth College an agricultural depart
ment, where young men preparing to be farm
ers can get scientific education, fitting them
not only to be accomplished agriculturists, but
wise Legislators.
CONNECTICUT.
The Hartford Press has added cubit to its
stature, and hereafter it will furnish its readers
with four columns per diem ADDITIONAL The
Press is handsome paper, and is conducted
with ability.
Inc number OF schools in Connecticut is
laZl OF scholars lob, JOB, an increase in year
OF l,5i2. The aggregate amount spent in sup
porting, building, and repairing schools for the
year ending 3Ott. September last, was S347, $50.
The case OF DR.. Brockett of Hartford came
up for the ninth time in the police court on
w 9uliesu'y anu ,'l eN.nilia'ion was waved
n;o1 y; h o'Si IN 'e sun Vi Soooo ior
e,'a, - WV ioi ~ ouy' mere afe
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