Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26

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~ tno SI'-m'hnmts md F,rn,er;s ofIi,a
IT, l,,,ii'iino on tha ca q Site and
lIr;r,5 ~, sao,a ,,ar,,, was Jcstroyed in the
great fire of 1S43. The building lust destroy
T. erected
The naturalizctl citizens OF Fall River held
"A meeting. Thursday evening, to take steps to-
ward testing the right of foreign born residents
TO vote who had made their primary decara-
tions, or in other words, 'taken out their first
papers" previous to the passage of the "two
| years amendment" Committees were deslg~
mated to bring the subject properly before the
supreme court at New Bedford.
BARNsTABLE COUNTY.
David Baker OF HarwIch has invented an
"antidrippmg moiasseS pitcher" II he will
now invent some anti-rse-in price and an anti
| givug-out molasscs to 20 in it, his Baker
| house mOlasses would beat the other KIM
sweetIy.
The 1armouthport Register says that dur
ing the past week the bay has presented
very lively appearance, the business OF the
| fishermen having been exceedingly GOOD. IL
thinks SlO,OOO each IS moderate estimate OF
the value OF such days TO the country. One
hundred and eighteen barrels OF mackerei were
taken at one tide at South Weliheet last
| Friday.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
Samuel u. tleld, one o. the largest dry
s""uS "S"'e'o ~ w. .u."nip'""' ""' So t''
ihSo!'enty 11's ,''c mo- ~ -
oul IT. Is ruu'ole" thvy WI" NO. oe Id hi0''i
9-o'ooo'
MAINE.
In Bath, on Wednesday last, two little sons
OF Charles Mcclellan, aged respectively twelve
and eight years, started from home to go ON
board Il vessel at the railroad wharf, 10 see a
cousin, and were found drowned the next
forenoon in q OF the wharf, ON the south
side.
VERMONT.
T. S. Terrill's dwelling house, in Stanstcad
together with his sheds, barns, &C. all of them
covering an acre OF ground, were destroy ed
by hre ON Saturday night. Eleven hOsSJ one
hundred tons of hay, four thousand i've hun
dred bushels of vegetables, and quantity OF
grain, were also burned Loss Sl6,OOO, insured
for $1,000.
Farmers in upper Vermont have been rush
ing their stock off to market, sacrificing on the
a prices rather than risk the wlntellng OF them
on their short allowance of fodder. Good
cows have been bought at st. Johnsbury and
vicinity for SO, and young cattle at proper
tionaby low prices.
The legislature OF Vermont has passed a
bill comforting on one company the exclusive
right Of giving circus exhibitions in that state.
i Both branches OF the legislature will adjourn
= this week.
,, NEW HAMPSHIRE
George A. Barnes of Manchester received
last week. an ANONYMOUS letter containing a
y thrpe-dolIar bill and the following "rhis bill
s belonus 10 |. NJ & G. A. Barnes" The firm
i. VI. x IA.
. ence for seventeen years, which shows the
= tenacity of the writer's conscience
+ In Manchester, a few evenings since, a Jolly
a. Englishman who had been drinking freely
was seized with a violent fit of vomiting, ant
by the unusual upheaving, he disocated hi
he lower Jaw. He was compelled to go with al
opea though somewhat disfgured countcnance
iii he could find A physician to replace th
of Joint
49, yvidorr Ntoll,, CIayaiaNd an old lady 8
y ,,Io li,od ainma in on od house
ne VILLAGE Hi SiaCfnrd was informed on Wee
rs rs 80 Ill ~ l,,,itnst ,hot lie
k | house was IN fire She had barely time
nm escape. and in half an hour it was a heap
=, ruins
ia Rev. Jospph Knight. IA years of age, al
ut pastor of the CONGREGATIONAL church III STA
III ford, received paralytic shock on Wedne
dav. 18th inst. from which he died he first
The following week
Sally Wilson. 4 maiden lady in Danbury.
- years of aye. was found dead in her room. +
" ing face downward on her bed, on the i4
,Iv inst. She lived il retired lie. and left of hi
,,y savings SIS in money in the finger of an o
IT, ploye- and 5000 in the bank.
~ Two vounp tellows. temporarilv stopninp
49, the comfy iail in Toliand. having cot tired
In their quarters took their baggage in hand al
"; walked off last Friday niuhf. REGARDLESS of Il
80, storm. Their names were Elisha Green al
ion Ch,s, Hotcbkiss aocd rrspectiyely II and
81, e' yrars
,,t Tho residents of Stafford were great
u alarmed ON Sunday. last week. by the appei
l. onre n n mad dno in Ihrir midst. They tur