Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-10
m massachusetts,

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anu reIgouS papers tll''h ever bciofc'
There ARE lel - mi JOS Of sewers own
ed ana controlled by the city OF Boston
The company Of Arabs which cam,
last fall under the auspices Of TIN
Hccdpntll lyccnm bureau Is IN Boston
without money on other means OF return
ing 10 It's naive country
The stockholders Of the birmingham
u Lowell railroad company held 4
ing; VOTED, tlnt we, the stockholders
OF Tue framingllim " Lowell railroad
company horeny nccept Tue hot oi w,
LEGISLATURE o. Massachusetts Tor tll'
year 1881 entitled IN act TO nuthorizl
the purchasers OF the franchises and
property ol the birmingham " Lowel
railroad company TO organize . new cor
por"t, w ahu p'shs c'''P'er ~" o' 'i''
avs VI ''"' Se"'
lhe Boston lire alarm, telegraph, con
sis,ihs ol 700 miles OF WIRE ana 2s0 sig
maj boxes, cost Sloo'oo0'
During late shower the lightning
struck and killed nine sheep that wcr,
standing under u tree on hillside moi
fur from Clarlcmont village.
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lie don pi Iproy;donoa . nnd f,rma,i i,
nomv,s hnots and nronortv charoe 10
fused TO recognize their authority.
Judgc Rokor fow dave ,eo rondered
tho first decision nj Ncwnort in tho CON-
test over William Reach fawrenco,c
will II had boen nrobntod in Nav
York. and nm eyomnlidcd COW was
offered for filing Mt Newport. Judge
Potter, whose appointment us executor
and trustee was revoked in the codicil,
objected to the procedure, and Judge
Baker holds that if the deceased was a
resident of Newport IN exempliied copy
cannot be received. The counsel for the
executors cam IlaI Lawrence was q
resiuehI OF New OK, ana testimony 10
LA HIS icsil resiuehce Will no" pe takeh'
John Parker's three-years- boy fell
into a tub of hot water at Providence, re-
Gently ana was scalded to death. ne
wa Was llohllng SUCKS IN tile wafer ana lost
lis oa'ihce.
The boiler in Smith, Grant & Co.
coal yard ut Pawtucket, burst a few days
ago, and killed Engineer Bernard Nc
Cudden, who was thrown 40 feet.
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connecticut.
Only one tree has grown from the
acorns of the Charter oak, though many
attempts have been made. 1t stands on
Ann street at Hartford, and is said to
have the peculiar leaf of the parent oak,
and very much the same shape.
Judge Blatchford has decided for the
defendants in every point IN tie case of
lie Baron B. Colt and others against the
executors and lepatoes of tho will of
Samuel Colt of Hartford.
Gen. Grant saws he will attend the
Palmer family reunion at Stoninpton.
RucLbo,z tho r,urdoror IF Snbr,to ot
South NorwaIi, hnd 6nbt viii . hr n'
thor oonu,ot Hh nav stahhed INV l., o H.
arm, tho nthor d .u ''' Rnth mnro ropnd i
and nmt to 'u nnr,. u "g.;, no'A "'i' 'opou
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ueeo Oh tie Connectlcut western
railroad was given by the state treasurer
10 the new corporation. the Hartford u
connecticut western railroad. The new
company now owns and manages the
railroad and Will give stock in exchange