Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-06-19
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~. s. AveriIl, Superintendent
of Public Schools at Nashua, has
resigned.
The IIedding Camp Meeting,
at Epping, will commence August
Goth, and continue till August 9th,
Thomas NcNamara's house and
barn at Lancaster. with their con
tents. were burned on Saturday af
ternoon. Loss $1,000; no insurance.
"A son of James Daley OF
Clalemont, aged six years, fell into
a vat of hot liquor in the tannery
ofCharles II. Eastman on Thursday,
and was so badly SCALED that he
died the next day.
Concord Lodge, No 8, Knights
of Pythias, has realized nearly $500
for their treasury from a very sue
cassfuI fair of two days, duration.
The money will be used in fitting
up their newly arranged hall and
rnnr,s in Central Rlnck.
Last Thursday forenoon, Dea.
Thomas Beede, of Holderness,
aged So years, and his wife, aged
81 years, took their first ride on a
railroad, passing from Plymouth to
Ashland. Although living within
four miles Of Ply mouth, they had
never stepped inside of a rail care
before.
"A large lot of salmon fry were
taken to the headquarters of the
Pemigewassett river on Saturday,
which came from the fish commits.
toner's of Massachusetts A large
quantity of young salmon are to be
placed in the head waters of the
Merrimack and Connecticut rivers.
When the news of the Superior
Court decision was received in Mil
ford, a Democratic Deputy Sheriff
snrreptiti0usly obtained the keys of
the Baptist church, and locked the
door behind him, rang the bell one
hour. No one understood the ring
ing until the sheriff was discovered
thus rejoicing because he could
still hold his office Monitor.
CIRCUIT COURT. The folio wing
are the assignment OF the Trial
Terms for the Autumn of 1875:
Colebrook, August II, Stanley, j. !;
Newport, Sept. 7, Foster, q. j..
Dover, Sept. Z, Rand, j. Nashua,
Sept. 7, Stanley j. ; HaverhiIl, Sept
81, Foster, G. D.; Laconia, Sept. %.
Rand, j.; Concord, Oct. 5, Stanley.
j.; Portsmouth. Oct. Is, Ladd, j.
Kccnc, Oct. Is, Foster, g. j.. Ossi
pee, ct. Is, Rand, j.; Plymoth,
Nov. 2, Rand, j.; Lancaster, Nov.
=, Stanley. j.
EARLY Tuesday morning, fire
was discovered in the Newmarket
cotton mill. Finding it could not
be saved streams were directed up
on building back of it which had
caught and threatened the destruc-
ton of the MiddlehOrO Shawl Com
pany's Works. This building was
occupied 10y Mr., Frank Bard as a.
box factory. The cotton factory
was owned by Nathaniel ID. Sher-
man, and was operated by a. B.
and J. A. Sanford. The fire was
undoubtedly incendiary. The loss
is between $4,000 and $4,000.
MIR. John F. Rowe. of West
Concord, committed suicide on Sun
day last, by cutting his throat with
a razor. His wife was taken on the
Tuesday before with diptheria, and
he had been a faithful watcher with
her until her death on Sunday, with
fatigue and anxiety, it was discov-
cred that his mind was deranged.
About 10 o'clock he asked for the
key to the door where his wife's re-
mains were, and in about five min.
ntes afterwards there was a fall
heard on the floor. On going to the
room, Mr.. Rowe was found lying Oh
the floor beside his wife's corpse,
and gasping in death. The
wound on the right si,le of the neck
severed tho carotid artery, and he
must have died almost instantly.