The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-28
new ENGLAND NEWS.

Tn acceptance by Gen, Gilman Marston
OF " eter Of tine appointment as united
STATES senator from New Hampshire requires
tho resignation only Of his membership IN
the present legislature of that sis'e, lis
service In the next legislature, OF when ne
a member elect, cannot commence until the
first Wednesday in June, when his senator.
ship W II probably expire by CONSTITUTIONAL
limitation,
Ex-Gov. Cheney and wife and ex-aov, |
Currier Of of Manchester, N, H., will attend
The Inauguration ceremonies at washington
lieutenant Charles F. Munroe, Adjutant
j. Payson Bradley and Lieutenant q orge u,
Hall officially represented the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery at the Amoskeag yeter-
aus ball at Manchester, N, H., on the 22d.
Governor Sawyer OF Dover, N, H., is
chairman OF committee selected TO report
an orga aization for an Old Ladies' home In
that city,
The Amesbury Mass, board of trade has
arranged with the carria7e manufacturers OF
the town Tor grand spring opening com.
menclng March 10 10 continue throughout the
week. to which an invitation Is extended 70
visit the town. view tine new productions and
inspect the carriage industries in general.
Mr.. Dana Flanders, the general passenger
agent OF the Boston a. Maine r,ilroad, OF
Maiden, was pleasantly remembered on the
occasion of the twentieth anniversary OF his
correction with the road by a handsome pres
ent from the employs,
The body Of Charles Feustel, aged %, was
found under the Tee In Agawam river he
had wandered away from home q d tried to
eros the river on the thin ice,
The new pub ic library at Gambia, n. H., q
gift from Ex-Governor Frede ick Smyth OF
| Manchester, n H., TO his native town, Will
be pened on March |.
The prohi, itory convention at Providence,
| nom mated III. II, Richardson OF harrington
| for governor; Lieutenant GOVERNOR Joshua
c. Br wn Of Newport, attorney general,
| John T, Bod Iett. The n mination for Mt.
torney general was left to the state central
| comm ttee. Daniel Howar was nominated
for secretary # s. ate and Jason T. Hazard
for general treasurer
The will of Walt Kenny, the late Hart
ford milio aire, was admitted to probate
last week and leaves his whole estate TO his
wife,
New Ravens charity hall at the Hyperion
theatre was a very b lila affair. Gov
Buckley and hi military staff, ex-Gov, Eng
lish veral members of the Yale 1acuity
and many other prominent people IN tne
state were present. About S!ooo was helteu
for the New Haven hospital.
Nlllltln NOWel, q Nlutltbi Wi
man while driving aero the railroad track
at Naugatuck last week, collided with a
train which demolished his wagon and IN
iured h m SO that he wi i probably die' ~ .
There is more snow in the Aroostook CMe)
region than the people want, as it interferes
with business
Dexter, Me-, has a smart old lady who cut
md made pair of stout pantaoons Tor her
husband the day she was 80 years old.
Hon, David A. Buntol, an ex-mayor OF
Manchester, is seriously ill a Concord.
Robert H, Haines of Wolfeboro, n. H., goes
10 Wyoming Territory as manager of cattle
ranch
TIL, White Mountain mills at Laconia viii
be occupied by G. H. Tilton in the manufac-
ture of hosiery.
d. j. Mooney has been made presl
dent of the board of trustees of the Richards
free library at Newport, N. H.
, Poston parties have leased the Copp mil
r at Titon, n. H., for five years and Will en-
3 gage in shoe manufacturing.
l The question of the erection Of Grane
Army memorial hall at Milford, n. H., viii
be acted upon in the coming town meeting
CIV. Abbott of Wolfeboro, the veteran
:, conductor on the northern division OF tn
n Boston h Maihe railroad, is dangerously Il
!, with pneumonia.
Y Abiel T, Eastman of Tamworth, who det
e lately at 81, had served four years as rep
9 rese tative in The legislature and was mem
t her of the constitutional convention in 1875
. In Weare recently an owl attacked ca
: In tree and killed it. The latter welghe'
. over six pounds and the bird when capture
% was found to measure six feet from tip 7
h tip of extended wings
It Hon. George H. Whitney OF Nashua, n
X H, las brought claim against that cry
g demanding damages in the sum of $4,000 10
3, persona injuries alleged to have been II
50 ceived by fall upon sidewalk.
q In London Co., N. H., outside of its cent?
u village, there are 3S unoccupied farmhouse
~ The aggregate valuation for taxable Pul
n. poses, not in luding any land is $40 405. II
re humber of this class of empty dwellings
1e the town increases yearly
no Emery & McKeen, the shook mani
"a facturers of Port and Me-, have bought II
~ Isaoc Adams mill property in Moultonbort
Sc n. H., together with larg, tract OF limbe
70 and are. employing a conNid rable force
nj men and tea getting out shocks tor u
ID New Orleans market.
Sc For four years Mr. G. W. Parker has ca
It's ried on a worthy mission in Chelsea, Mas
OF feeding and clothing free forsaken and pso
n. men of Boston and vicinity. Mr.. Park
or hires a large house on Wnnisimmet sire
10 with a chapel on the first floor library al
OF reading room on the second and dormlto
u on the third In one year he gave aw
80 over 10000 meals and furnished 3oo9 lod
nd inps, Generous friends heye kindly help
ne In this good work. On the 22d there was
Ut all day meeting in the chapel, led by diff
o1yarc