Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-17

StearnS of Newton, and Kew. Thomas L. Cur
tbs, professor OF Theology in the Lewisburg
(Penn.) university.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Mr.. @. M. Smith, a merchant tailor at Man
chester, was accidently drowned in Massabe-
sic pond on the 18th, while ON pleasure ex-
cursion.
Quite a severe tornado passed through Ea-
ton on Thursday of last week. Two houses
were unroofed, and several barns were more
or less damaged, orchards were destroyed,
and large trees torn up by the roots The
wind struck a wagon in which were two sons
of Mr.. John Thompson, and carried boys,
wagon, and horse some distance, breaking the
wagon, and severely iniuring the boys.
Mrs. Dudley Gilman, and Mrs. Badger
Taylor, of Laconia, were tr0wn from car
riage, The former was almost instantly
killed, and of the other there are very little
hopes of recovery.
The 10th New Hampshire regiment had a
grand reception at Concord on the 44th.
They have the tallest grass IN Derry, Mr..
Benz. Barker of that place producing some
which is "a rs inches in height
VERMONT.
w. II. Durkee of Lebanon, Vt, ran half
mile, at Norwich, ON the 18th, in one minute
and forty-fve seconds.
"A Stlipuo IL HOb ldJdt aCCllcIll OCGuTIeu III
Wilmington, Vt, one day last week While
Miles Wilcox was helping TO load hay he fell
from the scaffolding, striking upon one of the
stakes in the hay rack, which penetrated his
body, inficting Il very dangerous wound, from
which it is feared he cannot recover.
CONNECTICUT.
They are going to have a new city hall in
Hartford. The committee have already ad-
vcrtlsed for propositions to purchase a site for
that purpose.
An invitation for proposals to purchase war
debt bonds of the town of Gr0ton to the
amount Of $3.50, 1000, Is published.
Mr.. Sherw BOD Sterling, of Bridgeport,
brings from his orchard, apples that in part
have been roasted while hanging upon the
tree from the hot weather we have had lately
Nothing of the kind was ever before seen in
that place.
Two mon have been arrested in Derby, and
bound over for trial, tor being concerned in
the late highway robberes in the vicinity of
New Haven.
On the 18th, gentleman going from Berlin
to New y ork had box of rattlesnakes to take
along, but the box was not put on board for
some reason and so it followed him in the
afternoon train. During the ride to New
Haven, one OF the delightful animals got out,
and gave the baggage man and mail agent
some very pretty ideas of gymnastics, with
the rattleS thrown in. They flew around
pretty lvcly-baggaue men, snake and mail
agent, and about forty unemployed mail locks
were called into immediate use by the gentle
men who vainly tried to shell him ont.
Hon. Benjamin L. Wade, of Ohio, is spend
ing the summer at Watch Hill,' Il faforite
resort on the Connecticut coast
There was a piercing cry of ''murder" in
the streets Of New Haven on the 18th, which
came from large colored woman who was
having Il light with muscular white-nmn.
German at New Haven who went out on
the roof of Il house in Gilbert street, to slc"o
few nights ago, rolled off and struck Oh
picket fence below-a picket entering the alb
d0men and tearing the BLADDER trghtfaIly
The New Haven journal tells a pathetic
tale about cat in that city that manifested
great affection for a clerk in a grocery store,
but did not pine away in tine least when the
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