The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-10
new ENGLAND NEWS.

Mrs I. e. Tice postmaster at West Holland,
Vt; Bennett Q. Atwood at Watertown,
w Ance "a. hogdon al East boolhoay,
me- 1ohh o ozark ~ Naples me-
John Julius Wagner of Jersey City tried
to commit suicide by drowning himself ut
Bridgeport, Ct, but the tide being about
half out he was rescued. lie gave no reason
The Worcester city council have elected
Stephen Salisbury commissioner Of the citys
sinking funds, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Samuel Woodward
William Moore. leader of the Salvation
Army band of Now York, was arrested in
Worcester for obstructing tho street.
A citizens, meetinp lorpelv attended has
been held with q yie4 Of ipdncing nav man,,.
faoturing indnstriss IN iocnta in Ellsworth
Me- W 's'' -
o,p.
on the Otter river near Baldwiny,lIe Mass
fell through the lea and was drowned
-. re-c w.t.,
oalnes McSartoii, ageo Y, Oh WaiIiheIoru,
tIn", We wns u,owneu ,eoon.iy III community
h Ae mn,Ie Trying 70 rosous youoSer
oronner, VINO hau broken through the leo
"niio SKATING
Moses Hardy, partially deranged man,
aged about 20 ears, while walking on the
train and instantiv tiilaJ Ha had hssn ~ +" "
the habit of nliowing trains To annrosch
VERY n ar him e W "pf''''"
s.n..,;..I.
NJ. Sa'ipnoI ,eboI.s nuNe peei sent out 10
diphtheria epidem;c in Snrngtield M Sc
The pbysicians state that tbere Is no ground
for such alarming renorts, and thew sbonid
be denied.
Postoffice Inspectors IT. w Rutler of
Massachnsetts Patrick Fabav of Nav
Hnmpshire and n q Swett Of Maine have
been renewed for want of annronrintion In
nav salaries. lanes A StockwelI has been
apnointed nostmoster at sutton Moss
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,rantor fa.h" eec M IN tne y case Oh Son.
tha W. 1H'I urh So'Goi, VI hurh agains'
.ne aI'A I1aiooi psaon s rslro s Is al,-
=; I'.tS: lanai suou ioi Sovoo ioI Woih
Iuis ,ne run. 1au, a n,ao one ny Tonipahy
, ;S;o oiunou " se'.,e ipr SiVV' iher oe-
'''.oA ""'ioo Si'i~ W p'''".h.
wv S u9aL ing - ~ pIogaess oesore non: "A.
oo,,nt, }q"Su ~ u, p,Ip.o i1r merli, 1.;,I
county, rt ~. H., IN .ne ceieoraIeo oehness WIN
W;Ii;. 49," anu , , ehasoo 70 nep;
william a. ra .h ana ine VIII is contested
~ r,b5,,o ;,,sron o NJ Ia a. ~ sno ssoui'9 9
Mice Mat;,hn Tanros,, oFa;r .eu s niandse eo.
time. The amount of property involved is
estimated at from $40, 600 to $4,000.
r, Co.,. -, 40 nj.
,u,., han SS "seu no. u,Ii sS ra,i ni,er
~ ny u 10 voc o,eh ~ wy
SIGNS of the dread disease. He leaves n
widow
t- A.. III
fod aie en- h oou9e' a e y. VIC narG
noiu vi uodiu VI u, "o@i eoinlis'io s
u m"o iound u0"' l" oe' 0n '"I'iu'y' i'o"
apoP'eAy'
The Reading skating carnival, which was
nnad nt ~ .unv Jam % nus oee posi- W
uno ,aa,, ,,;., 'no f."ad tha az; % sus
ado,s laovin II vySniiv r% to 4 th snta
Tba oo',,n,ittaa nron,;Sa owayer tha, Ae nc
enforced DELAY will only add to the ultimate
enjoyment Of the carnival, as during the
coming week arrangements will be made for
several additional features. The Cambridge
Hockey club has accepted the challenge Of
the Salem team and they will play a match
during the carnival.
II is nroposel to omen rock. grinding husi-
ness at Warren on Hurricane 3,reel, at Ihe
gold mine. Parties from Boston and New
Britain, Conn, have been their prospecting.
SAMPLES of the rock are in use in LYNN and
Cambridge, Mass, and at Montreal. Jona-
than Miller of the gold mine is manager.
D. o., - c. a.
es, ovsepn ~ o ~ rh; ~ nwansea apr -
oea th, pa ron u cue ,ond daad S
fro,,S p,ao Ss a ioI NJ ~ mlo ioo
ION t hHli. ui'eaSe' LIZ ioa'es VIM" anu
WV eni'uieh
c. W. Oldreive, who has obtained consid-
cradle reputation by his walking on the
water on tne hudson river and IN Boston
Ia,D e,,' We .H.o ,;, , nc aeteeI lii51se'
o%e ,is, Hm 'n doath h1r W VI
anu iisA G usatn Wy sInohhuns r nts "TRIP
so I}nad thn h.n nIS oie 'n'n 'o'o per-
suns .,,.eu ',e DanAs'
4 \, Miiilaln Iayoen, employ d IN Mestooro,
uSS, ~ bUoo SLIP nnu +a an U i Gt, was
sGuch ~ ireisII Int .raiI hear N1rtn uraI-
.G h, anu ,ns,ah'iy Aiiiei' Las oouy oeihg nor
ripiy ihahsieu'
| M, QuafkM mas pnrehasTesa tor Soooo shoe
factory q. Marao1 1.p G.. ine samples ior Sne
ns ;Y, " So.i Ha ,haro 'noo anu Aea'nef w.
| WILL 10 in"'o 'ne'e
The total shoe shipments from Brockton
| for last year were AZ, 2s2 against 1888 404 for
have been more than double in the mast YEAR
II is estimated that the omtnut renresents
| S.445. GAO pairs. or nearly enough to shoe one
sixth of the entire population of the United
States
4 Emanuel Fralus whose So-vear.old ,y;fo
1 eloped four weeks ago with a 10 vear.old
4 schoolboy named Will Barton LEAVING her
two children. died on Saturday of nneu-
monia. Reports are afloat that he was pois-
\ oned, but his physicians say there are no
foundations for them. He was consumptive,
and had suffered from pulmonary diseases
since September. After Mrs. Fralus eloped
he took a hard cold, which terminated
fatally.
Among the carpet manufactures Of
Lowell it is rumored that the past six months
| very little money has been made-one large
1 WORKS em aP9noS hunoreds OF hanos SIMPLY
earning si"oo'
Governor-elect Bulkeley Of Ct, has So