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A great many people in Worcester. and
some to- their II sorrow, have made the s,
qUalntance Of a sanctimonious individual
VINO to them was known by the name OF
Charles ar 81 Fitch During his stay in this city
no circulated freely IN religious circles, and
connected himself with ono of the churches.
dis entire Indifference to pecuniary consid
erat,ons, so far as related to board bills and
other purely worldly matters. was explained
by the fact that he was so indefatigabfe n the
Masters cause that he had no time to devote
10 acquiring the filthy 1ncre essential in such
cases, ana he passed current as q bright and
SHINING light In the Christian community.
In the meantime he felt the need of woman's
hoiy influence as al aid in his labors for the
cause. and Devoted his leisure to attending on
rerutabie young lady employed
on Main street. and presented her with
tokens OF his affection at the expense of his
Christian friends who were SO unfortunate "a
to be engaged in traffic in the articles which
ne desired. Some of her friends. however.
became suspicious that he was not al Re
claimed, and Instituted an Investigation
which haa the eject of bringing his atten-
tlons to the lady, and also his residence here.
TO an untlmeiy end. State Detective DYSON.
learning. some facts i'll his history. became
interested IN his case. and has looked il
tnroueh Win the following results: Mr..
Chsties titch Skinner. as his fail name ap-
pears to be, was born in Woodstock, Conn.
and is about II years old. In 1856 he mar,
RED lady III Nestboro, of whom he tired
after living with her for a short time, He
then en1igrated to Hartford, where he
espoused wife No. 2, with whom he spent p
little time, and longing for a change, went
to Westford, and captured No. s.. Not Gn.l-
ing his married life with this lady 10 his lii,
ing, he left, and has operated il Fitchbure.
Clinton, Auburn and this city, in each Of which
places he effected the society of the tender
sex, ana was very popular with them. Last
month be brought matters TO focus with
rls latest love, and married a young Iady of
tne town OF Auburn, at South Canterbury.
conn. PREVIOUS to this, however, he visited
the town OF Westford, and at once took a
leaalng position in connection with the
church, and shortly after concocted scheme
for the payment of the church debt. which.
with his own liberal subscription, so blessed
the brethren, that they made him treasurer
of the fund: the result BENG his early de-
parture from the town, leaving both the
Office and the church treasury vacant. Not
wlthstanding the fact that Detective Dyson
represented to him the anxiety of his Wor-
cester friends to again mako his acquaint-
anee, he positively declined to cross the state
line, end, in consequence, was brought be-
fore the court at Brooklyn, Conn, ON
charge of bigamy, and is wanted on a SINH
lar charge in this State, whenever they get
through with him there. The story of his
life will be interesting reading in many
families IN this city, where he has been vel
coined as an honcred friend and guest