Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-07-20
new ENGLAND NEWS.

A board of trade has been organized at
Thomaston, Me-, with j. H. H. Hewitt as
president, and Sidney c. Smith secretary.
The Odd Fellows of Maine have under con
sideraton the establishment of a home for
homeless orphans and INDECENT members OF
the order
F. S. Richmond, owner of the large wood
turning mills at Livermore Falls, Me,
jammed his leg badly Saturday afternoon.
and his condition is considered dangerous
At a special meeting of the Concord, n. H.
city government Saturday, Charles c. Blan-
chard was pointed chief of the fire depart
ment, vice George L.. Lovejoy resigned.
The American schooner Hattie E. King of
Calais Me-, has been seized by the customs
authorities at Hillsboro, N. B., for having
sailed for New York without proper clear
ance papers.
Articles of Incorporation have been drawn
for an electric street railway from North
Adams, Mass, to Blackinton, to be known as
the North Adams Suburban Electric Street
Railway company.
Frank Theberge, foreman of G. L Alexan-
der's West BrjmfeId Mass brickyard, was
Instantly killed On Saturday, his head being
crushed in the machine. He was about Al
years old, and leaves a widow and five child
ren
The jury of irquest regarding the origin
OF the Monmouth Me- fire, have made
public their report, completely exonera ting
ali suspected parties This report is very
gratifying to Edwards and Fiahertv. who
have been under suspicion since the fire,
Old Orchard c.p,p ,,,oo+i,,,,, Lo.,,-
dav The session viii con4i5,,o Oes@H s9 on oun a
and will bs followed NV Chriot; WI i2y, Iuiy -,
meetings Tho holiness Iii ;
August 18th and close the goth, after which
the grounds will be held one week by the.
Salvation Army.
The nostnoastar-oaporo1 ..,,,,.i,,..., A.
following named, 9fo,,rtl, a. las Ias apPolIlCeu Cne
New Kiiman NortI 9a,,Ie ol.aIo 1S
T Bigelow TafFrav ~ N 1ldICoTAi TT T me cyoseph
lin Ill, o"tli oyf ~ n JoDn =, Cnalnp-
Pontiac, r. l.; Mrs. Sarah Galusha Easf
Franklin, Vt.
II is apthorit.tivo1t s+o+ol +L,4 a.. ,raa
chusetts MISUNDERSTANDING 81 fOC' to SnaU Ulle meSsa-
ore anvio,Is 20 ;iSS. VI 0iie I-aA1 company
gee. # is said tbat tbo o. tahe
be nurchased bv Svndinato ooI,'ly, VIZ hs
business men of Laconia lake ViiIaGa V0U and
Franklin, and will be hereafter coHtroIIed
in the interest of manufacturers eIona the
line of the Winnjpiseogee river Tho nagn
tiations are not vet completed. but there Gar.
lie little doubt that the transfer will he made
at an early date This will make the Lake
company a New Hamnsbira cornorotio,, l'''Ne
The hay harvest-tbe great kino cron of
Maine--commenced in dead earnest Jnlv o
The spring was unfavorable. there was rrnch
injury from winter killing; in MANY portions
of the state il was verv dIv tbyoipIorb poi '' the
greater part of June, and the result will be
only an average crop. On the AndrOscoggin
the crop is reported heavy, as it is in Aroos-
took county, but generally throughout the
central portion Of the state the crop is light
IL la now said that the Stain Cromwell case
cannot be prepared in time for a hearing be-
Iore the full court at Portland this term, in
Whlch case 1t VIII go to the June term next
year. II new trial is granted, it will cali
Anniotor nfm COUNTY Jun aCSorhey, VINO VIII succeed
ganeroi npp1rsiTl' anu PioDaoly he" attorney
Inc following yachts belonging to the
Eastern Yacht club, arrived at Bar Harbor