Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-14
GENERAL NEWS Summary.



BOSTON AND VICINITY.
The governor, with advice OF the council,
has appointed Thursday, April 3, the Jay TOR
our annual fast.
a building ON Washington street. Boston,
owned by james W. Vos-, was damaged by
fire Thursday morning. Loss $500.
Mrs. Ann Bell died in Boston, ON Monday,
at the age of "a years, 10 months, aud 10
days. Her maiden name was Hewes, and she
was born In Boston She was probably the
Oldest native OF Boston living in the city.
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY.
Mr.. Sherburne Coburn of Dracut cut his
throat early Wednesday morning. The wound
was sewed up, but there is little hope OF his
recovery. Depression OF spirits was the cause
of the rash act.
A lottery concern has been broken Up in
Lowell, which must have been in operation Tor
nearly year. 1t seems that a persons called
Todd was in the daily receipt OF fifty letters,
and this fact awakened suspicion. The prin-
cipal manager contrived to get out of the way
in season. Two individuals have been arrest
ed as accomplices, having, been employed to
do writing, Sc.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
a fatal and distressing accident recently
occurred at Dean & Whites saw-Inill, in AT.
tleborough. a boy nine years Of age, named
Charles, son OF VIM. Hull, was INDUCING in
the usual practice OF boy at the mill, of riding
upon the carriage, and while lying at his length
and looking backward, his mead projecting
from the side, was brought between The car
riage and the wall in such tuanner as to frac.
lure his skull and produce fatal injuries, The
boy survived only two hours.
The store of Mr. Edward 7. Potter in New
Bedford, was entirely destroyed by fire
Wednesday evening. The stock was nearly
all saved.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY
Under the head OF deaths, we chronicle the
deceaSe OF two little sons OF Mr.. Chas. IL.
Goss, of East Bridgewaer, by scarlet fever
which disease has been very prevalent in that
town for some weeks past. Mr.. Goss had
been seriously ill tor several weeks, when one
of the children was taken sick, and died. a
day or two after his wife gave birth to child,
and the same night the second child was smit-
ten with the fatal disease, aud died the second
day following.-Abmgton Standard.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
The educational expenses Of northampton,
during the past year have been S743S, OF which
the district schools took S4l06-more than
ever before in one year. An appropriation Of
$1,000 is asked for the ensuing year.
Albin z. Howe of Amherst has been APP.
pointed a trial justice Of criminal cases tor
Hampshire county.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
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with her.
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tba, IN En,,lish ,n,,.,, ,,,'iT l'i's i'lie9
frozen to death IN t,,a Il, 80. I L' was
VILLAGE and S.vton,s Bi,am -, STi. To-
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her sten son and ho,l, wy. -
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about civ ~ :, a,,d -, sUr VI t''e l.te!
wav and in aitem,ing 10 inv, ti,;r OSu 'mr.p
doubtless unset where thev wnrs rnunJ nex,
mornin0-the woman lad tho ,nan 49,
alive. and three jpos of Eouor TLe man wa -
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thawad arr ,.ha,, h. oa,,a W. I;f, d ~ "''4
likely IN ferovpr Thethree mars of linr "O ~
course tell tho whole story
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