Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-11
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

| t"o OhlFefsaISt papers published in Boston
Kew. SylyanuS Cobb, the editor of the Free
man, Will be the theological editor OF the new
paper Hon. j. NJ. Usher will be the pub
| Usher
April Sth, Mr.. II. p. futile at the Harvard
Observatory, discovered planet of the 1871
magnitude, near the star Beta Virgins, t
winch the name FerOnia is given. Ii is asle
rod No r.
By order of Gov. Andrew, a salute will b,
ared on Boston Common, at noon, to-day. il
honor OF the recent successes to the Uniol
| arms in the west.
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY.
Concord furnished Sixty-tour three month";
men and seventy three years men for the war
The town expended S64O 81, and $4,000 wa
raised by voluntary subscription in aid of those
volunteers The population is 2246.
ESSEX COUNTY.
The dwelling house of Alfred Ordway o
| bradford was destroyed by fire the 9th inst
Loss $1,000, insured for $1,000
BRISTOL COUNTY.
! OtiSh Irish, ar old resident of New Bedford
died very suddenly Of heart disease, ON the
9th inst.
Jacob Orth of Taunton is engaged in form
| ing military band from the musical talent Of
that place.
BARNsTABLE COUNTY.
Probably the oldest single lady in the Uni
| ted States is Miss Olive Fuller, a resident at
| Marston's Mills. She is 103 years of age, re-
talns most of her faculties except hearing
waits upon herself, enjoys society, and ap.
| pears likely to live longer than many delicate
damseIs who are not yet out of their teens, but
who are "almost dead' upon any slight exer.
ton.
NANTUCKET.
The editor of the Nantucket Inquirer is
very DESTROYS that the Atlantic House at STA.
sconcet, should be opened the coming season
Alter reading the following, who can resist
the desire to become a landlord, during the
hot days, in so favored a locality? The In-
quirer says :-"Such an air as 'Sconcet has in
August cannot be found in this latitude. In
weeks time an exhausted and nervous man
becomes strengthened and renewed. In the
hottest season You need blanket at night for
comfort. The tide ruShes by at your feet at
the speed OF an ordinary sailing vessel and
you have the invigorating atmosphere of an
ocean voyage without the dreadful sea sick,
ness Whoever opens that house right will
ind snug little profit when the season is
over"
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
The dwelling house of Perry Edwards, at
North Chester, was blrned on the ID, during
the absence of the family. The personal ef-
tects were nearly all saved
Ionumeadow win most NJ - 1910 -
entirely consumed by fire on the 9th.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
The cotton mill at Haydenvilie has stopped
work for few weeks, having exhausted lis
supply of cotton on hand.
at Leeds dav and ni'ht Eli, ' i,'. lao!oi
hands He has ins nnrrbasad En no0 ,,'',,S l.,
of vagatahla ivory ,lo ,,atil t,, - I
mannfartnres thcn ''0"' "'''0" i'e
in"nul"ctu'es the"I'
,o, frnn1 u,Wo y, ;roies anu genie
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mnnceJ sl;d;rr dnm, ' I'm ,"St EEK G r
sIo;,,L, ron, "a nm i"e spoI'' Two
on Their wsv down birl tl,n $500, "u' "iieli
Tm tne .I way uo"h mn Inc foremost Slelgh
JH,. , ale crus' anu stopper so SUD
,,at .i' a''S pa'i's "ele thr""h OUT win
teah,l1 - ""I 'iio o""'9 Vi tue rear Siel3h
snr"-I,' Lu,io'i t''lee s"u one GNU were
o'"ise"' ou' l"e 'ousher men escaped
VIII" 'iin'"s hur'S'
MAINE
O"e Vi tue hocN'ahu sir!S, VINO sttched her
name nay mo tent upon winch she worked last
az nag ieCel.eu le'eeL rom an ONO soldier,
mrl nl IN 'me tent t5'anklng her Tor doing her
49,; 81 ~ ""H "sN'liS Her 10 Wrlte 10
TTmion ii' '''iN' S"e must De IN IaVor OF the
Of irJ'a p,,,, ,r;.
.,. -. '''Je Is '"'"r"'eu that IN the
'Ii1 :, u eu,''e Is one SCHOOL dIStrct IN
~ "'e ol'} '"e''yi'"o persons liable
Wv a,,,,,d "nu 'l"t OF TINS number Srteen
: N''''V" anu eh'eIeu Tie military
Cyl VIC VI 'ne country
m. 1r.:....-... VERMONT
,.;i, ne on'teIsly o. vermont, at Burlington.
c ''t ,"' I ne" library building, 4O by 60
,>s'' "iu W. stories high, commenced this
tL"'en anu "neh completed with wings, in
ef5 I oon o' Cross Is expected to cos! about
@iJ'oOo.
~, ny w Wv. oWeT OF "aiIlhgiold' brakeman
NJ ,ho stati"n ~ , Tel'nont ralIr9au was Killed
or,,n, Si'i,'o ~ iloy On me list INST, while
treo9 t,,a - 1uuP.'nS c"Is. lie was caught be-
IieJ in G,' 10, ".u 81 o"u'y crushed that lie
uiT'' ~ d Few :, hours
tbrown fro,,, ~ H. l-'s.esoy Oh burlington was
abont tbrtv rods on ~, auu ragged
in lie stirr;,, o' tIe sloulu WIN one loot
and rolaasoPP I III strap iorlui%'ely broke
;,raJ hnt M I "',', ile %as co"slueraoly IN
o ,,',,,. ", "' ,,,,. o,unen'
Cow Ror.,, w., 10, nn'ir Nh'
7, ~. n.'i anu su'ts, VINO went down the
ment nj Na,v Ifan,r ~ ~ ,tie oeGolu Ieel-
fnd;n, tba ro,,;n,,','t ''"''e' 'e'u'"eu without
No., ,,,..,
A two story dwelling honse in providoroo
;r, u"ei1E uouse III ir0Vldence,
NV re o9 rho OIL ist IT, 40 ues'aoi Gu
coYwr,r,e,, ""' u'i0oeup''u'
John r. Andrew hns heer o,roi,,,J noe.
master at Cornwall vice r KeIIngr ron,d ro"i