Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-29

/ mONAUlc seal, the lauleS gong over also. Bot
came plump upon the gentlemen's head, witt
scat, robes etc. As one of the ladies Is Il tw,
hundred FOUNDER, both his shoulders were dis
located, but he is now doing finely,
VERMONT, r"
The Nergcnnes Yermonter calls atkins o
the Montpelier Argus" a "little villain" anC
promises to "tOuch him up" sometime where
upon the Argus retorts by calling the Vermont
er man puff ball." and says that "for down
right, thOrough-gOng freScoed lying, with
Mansard roof on ii, the Nermonter beats 'em
| all
The teacher Of the graded school at Winooski
was sued recently for 500 damages for punish.
| Ing boy so that, according TO the testimony,
! he had 10 sit upon pillow. The jury, how
| ever, thought it only a good sound spanking,
such as the boy deserved and gave the case to
| the teacher.
The funeral of Judge Loyal c. Kellogg, who
| died on Sunday morning, will be held at Ben
| son to-day, at the residence of his brother, L.
| Howard Kellogg. Judge Kellogg was gradu-
ate Of Amherst college in 1886, president of the
constitutional convention in 1856, and Judge of
the supreme court of Vermont from 1859 to
1867, when he resigned on account of continued
i'll health, Since his retirement from the bench
lac has represented the town of Benson in the
| legislature, and spent most of his TINS in read
ing and study at his former office in Benson
He has never taken prominent part in politics.
but has frequently refused the nomination for
congress from the first district, and was prom
inent candidate for the United States senate in
1868.
CONNECTICUT.
confidence lumber dealer is operating in
New Haven
The bridgeport library contains nine thou
sand volumes
A large amount of counterfeit money is in cir
culatiOn in New Haven.
The young mems Christian association is to
be revived in Middleown.
l., l., Al, Ala,
town cut on the Derby railroad, Saturday night,
which delayed the trains some time.
Jennie, young daughter of John Allen of
North Woodstock, died suddenly by heart dis
ease on Thursday.
Early Saturday morning burglar entered the
house Of William Fuller, on Howard avenue,
New Haven, and took two gold watches and
some money, amounting in all to about 5000.
A nolle was Saturday entered in the case of
Martin Of Ialesville charged with the murder
Gus assault on Mr.. Whitaker the prosecuting
attorney being satisfied that the charges against
Martin could not be sustained.
The works of the Heath & Smith manulaCtur-
ing company at Portland have been stopped ,
owing to disagreement among the Stockh
ers, and many hands are thereby thrown out of
employment
Father Walsh, Mt St Peters Catholic church
at Hartford, Sunday, publicly refused to read
| the presidents and governors Thanksgiving
| prOclamationS, and was especially bitter in his
| denuncations Of Grant
| Mrs. Ellen Dolan, who resided in North
| Bridgeport, retired 10 bed Friday night, com
planning of toOthache and chills, and died before
morning. She was Il poor widow with six chill
dreu, the oldest being about fifteen.
L. T. Carroll of Bridgeport was killed while
walking on the track of the New York and New
Haven railroad in East Bridgeport, Friday
night. He was returning from his work when
train approached, the engine striking him in
the head and killing him instantly
The Norwich Bulletin says: "a fOur-pOund
cannon ball was found near the site of the old
blast furnace in Lakeville, the other day, by
| Connecticut Western laborers. which was cast
at that furnace while the works were in the pos
| session Of the government at the time of the
! rcyOutiFn"
The Danbury News says: "a. & w. Sprague's
| cotton mill at Baltic is said TO be the longest
| building in the state If it is any longer build
| ing than the Boston, Hartford and Erie railroad,
the SPrague boys have our tendereSt sym
| pathy."
The Inconsistency of woman shines forth with
| great brilliancy in the case oil the New Haven
| girl, who informed a Young fellow that she
hated him with her whole heart and soul and
in one hour thereafter sent him note stating
| that she would elope with him that night
The stock of the oldest Masons and oldest
| MethOdists having become exhausted, Lanes
| vile man opens new field for rivalry. He is
| 81 years old, and was born when his father was
|
mau living whose tatherwas born 165 years ago.
Miss Augusta llubbell, a well known lady Inv
ING in White Hills, a mile or two east of Biz.
min%ham, committed suicide last week by
| throwing herself into a small stream. She left
| a note SAYING she had gone to her rest The
body was recovered the day after the suicide.
| There was no doubt but that She was insane as
! she has been in poor health for some time.
A fellow came to New Haven something like
week ago representing himself New York
policeman, and hired horse Of some one, and
| carriage oil Geo. Ives Tor two DAYS. He went
TO Birmingham and then to Bridgeport, and
there traded the carriage. An officer recovered
the carriage, but the horse has not vet been re-
stored. The thiei was last heard from in Port
| Chester.
In March last, girl named Elizabeth Hughes
arrived in this country from Ireland, and pTevi
| Gus to tnat younger sister named Mary had
come over, and was living in Westminster coun.
ty, n. y, but left there before Elizabeth arrived
Elizabeth is now living in Wallingford, very
anxious TO find her lost sister, and earnestly
pleads for the papers to assist her as her only
! hope.
1t is understood that the defense in the case OF
| Mrs. Sherman, who is to he tried at New Haven
| next month, for numbering her husband and
three children, Will be the customary plea of in
| sanity, and that her counsel has duo IN traces
Of ancestral unacy. Prof. Barker of Yale col.
| lege, who detected the arsenic in the livers OF
the victims, declares! his belief in the sanity OF
the murderess, and says the hereditary faint in
the family amounts to nothing
| The London Medium and Daybreuk in a re-
cent number, gives a lengthy notice of "Mis,
| Lottie Fowlcrs Mediumship," and, among othel
| items, mentions that she resided a the Atlantic
MOTEL Bridgeport, Conn, for three months. II
then says that she indicated, while in a trance
an explosion that would take place in the car.
fridge shop, and thai all the employees left ex.
cept one man, and when the explosion took
place lie was killed. The latter item, saws the