Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-12

NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Portland and Ogdensburg railroad was
open to Centre Conway July 10, and will be
open to North Conway two weeks later.
The annual meeting of the New Hampshire
Unitarian association will be held at Lancaster
on the 18th and Goth of this month.
patch Of snow more than an acre in extent
and eight feet deep can now be seen from the
porch of the Glen house on Mount Washington.
Mr.. George W. Simpson, a carpenter aged
about thirty years, was run over by an express
train near Salmon Falls, last week, and was in
stantly killed.
The citizens of Fitzwilliam commemorated
the Fourth by dedicating soldiers monument,
erected by a vote of the town in the park in the
village belonging to the town.
The Portland and Rochester railroad was
opened through to Rochester Wednesday and
the Mercantile Library association made an ex-
cursion over it to WinnipiseOgee lake.
AT Manchester, on the 9th, boy about ten
years old, named David Horan, was drowned at
noon while bathing in the Merrimac river a few
rods below the Namaske mills. He was the son
of Morris Koran.
Jeremiah Haynes, of Croydon, who acct
deptally inflicted a wound in one of his knee
Joints with penknife, on the 9Th ult., died on
Saturday night, July /, at about eleven O'Clock.
A day or two after the accident he took cold in
the wound, and fingered with much suffering
until modification set in, when he died suddenly.
His age was twenty-five years
Moses W. Cutching the long standing land.
lord Of the hotel at LOudOn village, was arrested
on the 9th, and arraigned before Judge Dana in
the Concord municipal court on the complaint
of Mrs. Mary Ann Willard, of Loudon, for sell
ing liquors 20 her son, Charles Willard. The
defendant waived an examination and furnished
securities for his appearance at the October su-
preme judicial court.
Mr.. Albert 7. Greenleaf, of Rochester died
Monday night Sd, at twenty minutes mast 1--WE
o'clock, having eaten hearty supper AT five
O'Clock. A post norton examination showed
his stomach nearly decayed. He was fortv-one
years of age, and had served in the Sixth Now
Hampshire regiment, and was badly wounded
RUSSELL who forged the name of three citizens
of Lancaster TO note, was brought before Jus.
tice c. b. JOrdon on the 9Th. In lack of $1,000
bonds he went to Jail. He now threatens sni
eide, but is closely watched.
The large paper mill in GoffstOwn Centre
which was owned by p. c. Cheney & Co, Man
chester, was totally destroyed by fire on the 9th
Tue IRE broke out at about hali-past one o'clock
The loss was upwards Of $4,000. The propert
was insured for $4,000, as follows: Andes
Cincinnati, $500; Pacific, California, S25OO
Putnam, Hartford, $500; City Fire, Hartford
$500; Charter Oak, Hartford, $500; Nara
gansett, Providence, $500; Merchants, Prov
dence, $500; Security, New York, $500; Ba,
State, Worcester, $1,000; First National, Woi
cester, 5000.
Nashua has tirst-class sensation: A well
known citizen, after enduring the unpleasant
ness Of living in haunted house" for tire
years, has related the mysterious circumstance
that surround him and created considerable
wonderment. A strange noise has been repeat
ed ut frequent intervals down 10 last Frida-
night At times the noise is like that produces
by chopping wood, and continues for an bou
at q time. II has been heard many times by Nh
entire family. AT other times there is a noise q
moving chairs and tables in the kitchen. Their
is also the noise Of conversation between tw