Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22
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purchased the interest Of his brother, Allen
! Lombard, in the iron foundry and freight car
manufacturing business. Colonel Lombard pro-
| poses in the spring, 10 erect new foundry and
| other buildings, in connection with those re-
Gently built by him near the east end of the rail
! road bridge.
| Facts slowly coming 10 light seem to indicate
! that another Rozenweg case win soon be devel-
| opot in Bangor, save that the victim was a
Young married lady. The parties are all among
the "upper ten" and though it is reported that
the wife on her dying bed cNacted promise
from her husband that he would not institute
legal proceedings against the physician, a re2u-
lar practitioner OF the allopaihic school, il is
probable that the matter will be brought before
the grand jury at tile next term Of the supreme
Judicial court for that county in February, and
thoroughly ventilated
The city council of Bath has recently passed
a general order cXempting from taxation for
period of ten wears the capital of any person or
persons which shall be invested in manulactur-
ing business hereafter established, excepting the
real estate which may be purchased by manu-
tacturers, which shall continue to he taxed dur
ing the ten years AZ the same valuation at which
il may be assessed at the time of purchase.
Specific exemption for ten years on the same
condition was voted in favor of Palmer & Cam
ney, also in favor of Samuel Dillaway of Natck,
Mass, and also in favor Of Cummings 4 Red
man OF Lynn, Mass. The last mentioned firm
propose to establish boot and shoe manuiaC-
tory there; both the other concerns are in the
clothing business.
The Portland young mems Christian associa-
ton observed its eighteenth anniversary on Sun
day evening at the Chestnut street church. The
receipts during the year were S23l2 .5S, expenses
S223924, The work OF the association has been
mainly outside the city. Several Sunday schools
have been established during four years past at
Tuckey's bridge, Turner's island and Knights
vii c; that at Presumpscott Falls has fund Of
$500, and an effort is TO he made to erect
chanel fitignnc a
school ut Turner's island. Meetings have also
been held at the Jail and wharves with good re-
suits Remarks were made by Rev. w. H. Will
liams, Rev. Luce, Rev. DR.. CarutherS, Mr.. +.
A. Smith, Mr. II. II. Burgess and others.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Sixty Young men of Claremont went on a two
days squirrel hunt and slaughtered over five
thousand animals OF various kinds.
The MeSsrs. Hopkins Brothers are erecting a
steam mill at Greenfield, on the site of the one
recently burned.
Albert D. Avery, a worthy-citizen of Troy,
was accidentally drowned on Wednesday even
inc, 18th.
| The numbering business at Lancaster bids fair
| to be unusually lively the present winner. DaSid
| Thornton Son expect TO get in 1000, 600, viii
| liam W. Briggs 100000, and other parties less
| quantities.
According to the recent catalogue of the
| Pinkerl0n academy, the number Of pupils is 40 in
| the female department and 90 in the male de-
partmcnt making in all 1871, Rev. l.. G. Par
/ sons is principal.
Miss Silence UsPeabody, aged eighty-thrce
| Years, and Well-kuown in Nashua as "Aunt
Silence" fell down a flight of stairs on Tuesday
morning at her residence, breaking her neck
and causing instant death.
very serious accident occurre on Tuesday
at the new Baptist church, Manchester. A car
pcntcr named VIM. Il johnson, while assisting
IN pulling up the raiters OF the roof, slipped
nom ladder aud fell distance Of forty feet.
lie was rendered insensiblc and was greatly in
jured internally 1t is feared he cannot recover
a gang OF five boys entered the gun shop of
MIR. John 7. Eastman in Concord, on Saturday
night last, and took 5000 worth of revolyers
and knives, etc, Three of the boys who are
young street roughs, have been captured, but
two are yet at large. Part Of the property has
been recovered
The grand jury of the supreme judicial court
III session at Lancaster, have found an indct-
ment under the statute against the Grand
Trunk railroad for charging unequal freghts
The Indictment IS quite a novelty in legal pro-
ccedln@s, and the question raised upon it CXcites
considerable interest.
VERMONT
Hon. Daniel Roberts, of burlington, has been
appointed by the legislature TO contract for the
PREPARATION and publication of Il digest of the de-
clslOnS OF the supreme court of The state Ii
wall be in one volume, and contain about 1000
pages.
CONNECTICUT.
M h.e braddoch FoStS building and dock
a. ISL Mele Dlltu friday evening; loss on
tiIe 9'iuuG 99VUo, insurance el5OO; total losses
ny lle occupants S5OOO.
l.. IL. q. Blohm, well-known insurance agent
OF New Haven, has disappeared in rather sim
Sular lhauher. Two weeks ago he lett hiS office
anu wIOle Gu inc stare lone out Of town, since
"H fiC ui.e nolnlilg mas Deen heard from him.
Cast iron sinks, all sizes" is the legend a
Hartford plumber inscribed con his outer wall"
wen, VINO Nhlc) SAID II dldn,tF was the in-
curry Oh au lheDrlaied man oi'sln to the plumber
aforesaid, VINO read II over three or iour times,
anu gaFe yen OIL dellsht when he thought he
saw the point. ,.,,.
| A Jour year Ola chid ct Mr.. Hall, foreman OF
| ~ hiSS iarh on iIospect mn, Hartford, OBJ
talueo poitlG Cl solution OF corrosive subl-
mat last "ech, Which was Kept IN cupboard,
anu pelo5e II was discovered by ITS mother had
sWauoWe9 eohSldertDle quantity. A doctor
wS ca.ieH ana adlnlniStered powerful emetic
ana antldotc, ana The chds life was saved.