Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-29


NJ l. y Bailey, formerly of the Boston Her
ana, mas bought tavern stand at Coutoocook
which he will remodel.
horse in Concord committed suicide Mon
1as W pulllns an iron post, supporting an avn
Inc, over upon itself.
George Ham Of East Kingston, twepty-onc
years oil age, was drowned ON Thursday. while
on a cunning excursion
Edward Willis, lad ten years of ace. fell
upon circular saw at East Alstead. on Thurs
DAY afternoon, IN such manner as to nearly
sever both legs above the knee. Both limbs
We're amputated on Friday, but his recovery is
doubtful.
A prominent citizen of Derry went courting
on the night of the recent thunder storm. il be-.
lng his regular night, and on returning home
IN the small hours, found that his life had prob
aply been saved by his absence as the lightning
wrecked everything in his room. The moral IS
obvious. -
The New Hampshire scythe company have
commenced active operations at their new estab.
lshment in Littleton. The company was or.
gahllcd last year aud factory building erected
IN Tue tall on one of the finest powers of the
AmmonOosuc - '"N
dispatch from Michigan announces the
I H ~ urand Rapids, of Frank p. Kim5all.
Esq, late bank commissioner in New Hamn'
snle' nc Went there a few weeks since and
,,'u ~ ,',. NV law partnership His wife had
MADE preparations 70 leave on Monday 10 hin
her husband. 'iO"u"S " JON
A man lately arrived in Franklin ia marry
dalnsei who had duly promised him hnt a5ho
mao EiReh advantage OF hull in courting Ia
pick up another man. The individual lasf "a.
soieu lou tnu out lne TACT, ran off the girl TO a
justice the peace, married her and the,, retnrn,
cd all presents made 10 the tickle lass by nm.
Der one and asked him TO "take something in
the way Of consolation. There was no cryinW
over split milk.
A lillle daughter Of Charles Parker who lives
near Browns Mills in Whitefeld, got lost in tho
woods in returning from a neighbours on Inc
2lst and wandered for three or four hours be-
fore she made her way out. in the course Of hei
wanderings She crossed several places where the
water was two or three feet deep, and in one in.
stance crossed a running stream four leetdeep and
t~enty feet wide on small log about six inches
an diameter.
VERMONT.
MISS Susie X. Gibson of Chester was found
dead 10 her room on the 18th inst. She was
sulriy years Of age, aud a great fayorite in the
community.
r nv doel Drake house, an old landmark at
f.s.ielsVii WIS burnt a lew DAYS ago. IL be
g15ae Aioelt Drake, aud was insured for
~ wednesday evening FIRE broro an, IN
pnllulhg AT o. Albans belonging ~ T.
Aimingtvni whieL was damaged ~ ,be S,,o,,t
o. $1,000 and The stock OF parties ocrr,,i S ~
r is.Ais ~ " HeSh larger amount bv water
ihese ialier were Mrs. L. !. Eastman ,niliinar.
Hazard Green & Co., stove dealers a,,5 ~
fdddeni who lived on the second door 81
cONNEcTICUr
south NOrlolk wants a high school.
lhe sunday evening milk train on the New,
Nahaah fallIoad consists Of hand-car
beniamin Russell, an Old man that has been
supported by the town Of Bradford for nr,r
PSI ~ years pae'. died Thursday. DR. Bpn. n
w "3e fAl'u' was insane and bis hobby was