Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-16
General News Su1nmnrv

n, ESSEX COUNTY a
!, classoa p piuieSS0r Park has announced tc2t is
VI VI v,"'ses IN the Theological Seminary at ARs ="
re yer that it is his intention to ha IT., 40
d sle country for year, after the co,ning
, August. III '''e carry 1 BART of
/, NORFOLK COUNTY ~
=, coile days since vounu m les
nnslt was found dead in barn Il Il r" ,yg n"lnIu
","5 suspicious of foul play being " .e''',
ts"ihst uree men who were i'm i as II i''i''eu
oney were arrested and committeo.GSs \ ooinpa"y, 20 E
await further examination TO jan 10
. rho NJ BRISTOL COUNTY. ETf
nc New Bedford Standard o.
renewed when it says that grass S 3nYfpectS 10 oe
~ Iiowland'S meadow mcas 6.7f ows ~ vi WI
three IN ;hes in hight 81 Al uring sixty
BARNsTABLE coUNrvtaJ
among those drafted in spb.di Czst
I,a'.'n ~ Hopkins, of Truro How rlc' NO D. Is
''''''' mousse OF representat.4 ,ns
| HAMPDEN COUNTY kfr2I
| ne tobacco worm is creatin,t1sa
| NorVlampton and vicinity srs Sau haVoc Ill
IIir,,,, G HAMPSHIRE COUNTY and
nlram Snow of Ware was l}d cui., -
Wlcl' Conn, while at work IN rrHos liled at nor
| uelIS IRON bridges The mast alne OF Irues-
gave way and struck him, cans, - n tle derrick
SPgeuIy: His age was 81 80 q aea'h very
Dr' II. A. and J. S. Cole. ofse Ma.
oh tne 10Th inst each slot , hfr.7577lW ortmhgtoh'
my leet . inches, and toat .u1SAtwk' neasur-
Mrs B. N. whitcomb =, ICE!
tced' one day last week an ~ 3tenwcil, no
OF Dees around her house nm, IS 'Sual number
III uon found that they had uadeYe IN examina-
tne plastering and enclosing b2AAth Nshye between
en'rahce through an aurur lhrs,Sso oardS, gaming
OF the building. e Cole in the side
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There is a barber in BangoE
only lady assistants. NotwiL, brs r standing Say,
sons experience with Mrs. d. J.. dal's hair on,
ting, the estabis hment is very ! III popular
The one hundredth anniversa1 1OTsfy OF the set
tlement of Fryebur2 will be cef febrated ON tho
10th of August of this year. Sdosirab
The suspicious steamer wIic if..t5 n 'burned soft
coal and paid no attention to si,os fynals" off tho
coast of Maine day or two 71-slnce turns n,,t
to have been the U. S. gunbofONHt Cal1bridye
which left Boston on the llth '-f
Charles Il. Jordan of Poland HIGHEs under arrest
for forgery. The amount is { ~. t warlouslv est;.
mated from twelve to twenty thousand dnI
lars-prncipaly in the banks al III D WateryiIIe
Mr.. John Walard of Wes e. Stford Maine
hung himself one day last week, = - in piece of
woods. togH+l
Rev. Charles B. Rice, of CoBRoWnway recent
ly of Saco, Maine has been in,, n ,ed to settle
minister of the Congregation, SfHal society in
Danvers. ioIsIf
NEW HAMPSHIRE. the re
The door, sash, blind and pS Iikning mill f |
-4afs
Messrs. Streeter & Clough, or IF Sanborntnn
Bridge. totally destroyed w fire on tL
llth inst, together with the entis Ire contents
The legislature which adjou5 Arned ON Tho
10th, in session 3S DAYS, an - l1nd DassaJ 10
public acts 80 public resolutions II Z and 70 nriD
Vate acts and resolutions. AmOsETs,ng them aro
acts for recognizing the militiaosehi; autlorizn
cities and towns to raise $500 for each draftad }
man, If they choose; receiving tr lhe cOnprass
ional grants of land for agricutAslral schools d
and creating its proceeds fund5s stoI. thai nh, e
ject; and appropriatng $500 to ss he historical b
society, $1,000 for the house Of Tref,rmation
$500 to the deaf and dumb asyii}IAm at Hart, =
ford, $1,000 to the Institution afi Dr the blind ed
at Boston, 5000 for sending an n ounded and
enteeblcd soldiers to their hos les $500 far
repairs on the house where Gen 49, John Stark sol
lived and died, and $1,000 for 81 iitabe build to-,
ing for sick and wouned soldiers. u eX
CONNECTICUT.
The explosion of the Hazard I'm 1owder mills Ger
at East Haven made perfect wasiE tie for quar- l.
ter of mile away; fences, telegsE3raph poles hay
and trees being prostrated and Il the houses fore
having their windows, doors and drames shat Mil
tered The total loss of property is put now FIR
at $50, 600; and the explosion was Is so terrific III
that persons thought the day OF jua = Igment had w
arrived, or, if not that the AniC' 'hty was in cour
fictng some terrible blow upon IL e land and to ii
would not be convinced that SuclBISgas not the
fact for long time. taI Pc
The revenue cutter James Cafth1bell Com -
mander b. j. Keam, is stattis I'D in New know know
London harbor. IL
Sufield, Windsor Locks and oths Ar towns in Ea Sa
the Vicinity are talking about svb g bounes fae fRe
to drafted men. y speci
At Mohegan, near Norwich, fsFe persons DIanE
playing with fire crackers and poryder at the pe TS
house of Dea. Dabease on the 9Th / were All Tba
badly burned in the face and haSnds by the A1TR 4b
accidental explosion of about pt und and a ing 10
quarter of powder in an open pail. noTcn N0l
The depot at Branford was robbf I'd of 500 speota
worth of railroad tickets, the l(1h BY two sS ZANE
boys. 4, Fl. Rel
When Gen. Milroy retreated from. Win his b'af az
chester, and the 18th Connecticut was or , an
dered to charge rebel battery I'm incident prAid All
of personal bravery is related lf corporal Board
William c. Tracy, Co. E., 18th Regiment of sf sfdlt
Lebanon, Connecticut. He baytnetted two The
gunhers and he turned to retea had his 5ea ; BY
cartridge box blown completely loG, but es- who de
capped uninured. Il " woeln, sery
RHODE ISLAND. and Wi
In view of the disturbances in New Yorl, SA
and Boston, Gov. smith OF Rhode Island has OR
ordered eight hundred men of khe second JI
brigade to be detailed for spechl service WTl
Detachments from the brigades of Gems. A. w
mold and Tourtellott have also ben ordered men ca
for the purpose of proectin theDroperv NJ ed
the state and preserve the peace. ent mair IN W, :
Thomas Donney, laborer mpIoved in viii be 4
discharging coal at the Worcesr railroad A N b
company's wharf in Providence.yas fatou,, A UC
injured on the 18TH He was stadinr IN ~ - - ing
shute when the tub hit him and locked bi WI
'u MIN Holder