Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-01-25
new ENGLAND NEWS.

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The Oldest inhabitant of Everett, Mass,
was tongue-tied on Saturday as he halted In
neSSod 20 ST d''I F 81 VI Hat ~ 1 aiu wiz
Inc, m to fa7..i ~ iiioa @ A' III roi
biSS, Ip ~ ~ ~, 80 ;,1 s e @ Ieu M
tbon@btS far snogoh oc 10 70 onS n,s
nIonSbino done Ion 10 Tbis ,.or.a soe,,o af
troctod ac.n ,i s % scSJ a.
ed large number of stories relative to open
winters In the past but none of the narrators
dared tell anything equal to the sight they
Witnessed
The members of Carpenters and Joiners
union 2SO OF South birmingham, Mass, re
Gently voted that, on and after March 1,
nine hours snail constitute days work for
carpenter IN Framlngham; John But1nd, a
Dul;Ciel vi oouSu Has lsSueu
III eiilU aiUel Silo lsU Vi naIch m
enl anu Iapoleis wno ale III us
einPioy Nm ti Molh oiily nie nouIs !or uay
pptIa "tu biido H. . 80 ada,lt NJ az. , inNi''s ai
O'--0i " 'O'0PO 'ii0 pi''n
John Monart a stone mason, fell from a
SIdRlllR III OICOIGS rdllh N. H., lDUO
the Connecticut river, and was drowned.
He was 40 years old and leaves four children.
AT New Haven Ct Ellen Rucklev aga
DO while drunk threw her 6-monfhs-o7d
babv over her hack fence and ahandoned II
Ellen was soon offer arrested and the hahe
who was unininred is now domiciIad at
headouarters wv
AT Saco, Me-, the supreme court has de-
Slueu III lavor o. Ile uelenda1tS s m IN sult ior
tI1 OI2usns W HIu VI ~, ellployeu "
;ilo ;ii',,, oo,i15 ~ @ c1pay' lor IN
July eoueeNI Az "os elleSeu' Wy Vne caIefesS-
hess oi IeIo"-ehpIoye'
A. P. Merrill g. Co. have started their
spool mill at East Fddinpton Me which has
been shut down for a month on account of a
lack of orders Thev will run ON full time
m
Inc Maine fress association was enter
talned at the National Soldiers home, Iogus
by MAJ. IL. A. Cobaugh, treasurer OF the ln-
stltutlon. Gov Burleigh and portion Of
his stair were present.
A committee of Montpelier business men is
investigating the famous Wetmore 81 Moss
granite quarry at Barre and has under con-
slderatlon Proposltlon from the proprletorS
10 purchase IL. Inc proposiuon Is 10 form ma a
stocK company WIN capital stock OF so, OUO
ana IL the properly H secured by the Mont
Peuer partleS ana managed as proposed, IL
industries will probably locate there.
Tho ranort +bot tho SondStona o,,or,daS o+
Portland, Ct, are giving out is said to be with
out foundation. This deposit is a remarkable
one and covers an area OF over $40 acres and
Is pracucaily lneXnaustioie' II hes IN horl-
the unner levels VARYING n trife from the
oUnerS LII 1ne hnelleSS Oh 1he sahd'
nrintinp establisbment in R6Sto1 is To ha sold
ct auction Jan, %. 1850 and thus will be dis
triblIted one of the most remarkable collec-
tions of material for fine and tasteful print
ing ever gathered together. For nearly half
q century this house has been celebrated for
its excellent work and unrivalled plant
which comprises every valuable appliance
and device known to the printers art, of the
most modern and approved styles. This dis
trlputlon VII, undoubtedly, offer the oppor-
Iunl1y Oh IIetline !II Ior many 10 secure great
bargains III Wln propaDiy De one OF @ @the
! greatest sales that ever tooK place In Uhls line
Of business.
In the little town Of Southbury, Ct, there
is formed company, with Senator Mathews
of Waterbury at its head, which Is engaged
III Dorlhg Ior OH ana natural gas tor lnuml-
natlng purposes ana for tuel. F1teen nun
dred feet has been bored, and although no gas
has been 3 found the signs are promising, and and
the drlll VIII penetrate to the depth OF 3OOO
d n'2 ~ 3;o 70 - oi tost
f, ~ OD 1' Ho;a,oS t
;et dn dUi So a. 1 "
o1lSO uiiuei OoiiiiecUiouU iooAJ o'iiaoe,
Colonel James M; Putnam, prominent
citizen of Rutland, Vt, the county and the
state, died OF heart disease last week at the
age OF % years. He was native of Spring
held, windsor county.
Inc brotherhood OF ST. Andrew OF Rutland,
VI; mas CHOSEN tne ionowlng ofhcers; heV.
MlIllam b. buckingham president; George
II. bottum, chairman; II Charles turner sec
tIve tive cyonpoittse Edson Gilson Abert w
u,2c,irs T. - i,,a[Sin,, N'ii'0'
Aissii' - W. Aiiis9ieJ,
A few days ago the through train north