Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21
COUNTY NEWS.

The annual reunion of company B, 10th reg-
ment, will be held at the American house, Win
chendon, Friday, June %.
In the superior court at Fitchburg yesterday,
on motion of c. IL. b. Snow, Esq, George W.
Cam of Fhchburg was admitted to practice in
all the courts of the commonwealth.
one-armed man named Howard, belonging
in Lunenburg, fell from a staging in Fitchburg,
a distance OF thirty feet, few days since, and
broke both his legs.
Miss Lucretia W. circuit, of Hardwick, de-
livered the salutatory at the graduating exer-
ciscs of the Monticello ladies' seminary, at God
frey, H., last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Oils Barton, of New Braintree,
celebrated the fItieth anniversary of their mar
riagc on the evening of the 18TH amidst the con-
gratulations of numerous friends.
Mr.. Willie L. Hill of Athol Depot, graduates
with honols, on the Goth inst, at the deaf mute
college, Washington, d. C. Three of the grad
uating class rank as orators, and one of these is
Mr.. Hill.
The primary school house in Warren, which
was damaged slightly by fire about two weeks
ago, caught fire again on Wednesday evening
and was totally destroyed. The first fire was
supposed to have caught from a defective Chin
ney, but that of Wednesday evening was UNI
doubtedly the work of an incendiary. The
building was insured for $500.
There is to be grand temperance picnic at
Montague, Mass, on the fourth of July, at
which addresses will be delivered by Gov. VIM
b. Washburn and Rev. j. d. Fulton d. D. OF
Boston. Over two hundred Sabbath schools
and temperance societies, including several in
this county, have been invited 10 attend.
The Fitchburg Sentinel tells Of a returned let
ter which was received at The Ftchburg posi-
office on the 18th inst, through the dead letter
office at Washington, which was sent from there
July 8, 1861, to a sailor at Calcutta, East Indies
After nearly eleven years sojourning in foreign
lands it has at last been returned to the writer
DR.. Calvin Cutter, well known as the author OF
Cutters physiology. died at his residence in
Warren early yesterday morning, after an i'll
ness of two hours. DIR. Cutter went out
as surgeon in the 2tst Massachusetts regiment
during the war, and was afterwards promoted
to the office of medical director. He was some
ganized party of emigrants. from this vicinity
which settled in that state previous to IFS admis-
sion into the Union. He had been in failing
health for some time past, and had not been
actively before the public for several years.
SUPERIOR CoURT-CIvIL TERM-DEvENs, j
Fttchburg, Thursday, June 20.-In the case Of
f. j. Killman VS. the town of Sterling for dam
ages on account of defect in the highway be.
tween 0akdae and Sterling, the jury returned
a verdict for the plaintiff for S195 so. Holbrook
for plaintiff, Torrey tor the defence.
In the case of A. b. Barnard VS.. Elmira NJ
Green, 10 recover the price of a moving ma
chine, the jury rendered verdict for the plain
tiff for S129.4O
In the cases of Michael DAILY and Andrew
Gatfney, against Edward Tracy, TO recover fol
labor, tried together, the verdicts were for the
defense. The ground of defense was, special
contract, not fulfilled.
On trial, No. $50, John II. Jockey ct al VS..
I. S. Netlleton, to repleyin bench Of cabinet
work
The following cases only remain to be dis
posed of at this term: Nos. 592, G79, III, 725.
The court will adjourn Friday.