The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-10-17
new ENGLAND NEWS.

The police OF Brockton, Mass have made
a gigantic scoopoI beer, alea p rter re-
quiring seven express wagons TO carry it t.
The police station
Daniel J, Foley of the Sewall Day Cord
age company, Roxbury, while Mt an OF en-
windw OF nls work room was track In the
lett ye with a stone thrown IT IN the street
by an unknown person. The injury was
very painful, and the. 0 Is little hope OF saw
ing the eve.
The d m ul'y between the Providencs
Evening II legram and the union prin er
has been am cabl, adjusted under the new
were CIV cas,S A number Of the compl'-
ilOr> whn have been working during the
protracted trouble are retained by mutual
agreement
Con &c icut has tried her new ballot re-
form law and fOu ID ii even greater sue,
81 Than its most ardent admirers had
pronis ID
When Mr.. A fred Shaw of Ansonia,
Con =, succeeded in rolf g a common cent
Of 1850 to the myth of fifty inch S, II W S
lhnu Mt the limit was reached ami that he
hal sue eede il maSin n cent 20 a. far 5
was possible. Mr. David Williams, at the
same nlac' shows an 1850 cent drawn nut to
a length OF sixty inches Mr.. Williams has
produced another oent pasted on strip OF
paper, which is seventy and three quarters
inches long, three.qnarterS of an inch WIDE
in its widest part aud close figuring brought
It's thickness to five tenth 'usand hs of an
inch. II was done on pair OF rolls 90 by gu
cheS which are in everyday use for roll
ing bars into sheets aud required only care
full mani u alton. 1t looks now rs though
the lin was reached, and Mr. Wood calmly
awaits a challenge as a cent roller, when be
will pit Mr.. Williams against the world.
The Mt Washington railway has been
award d l. acres OF land on Mt. Wash
ington for t'rminal facilities. The Ind
owners claimed so, 900 rs one acre was
worth much as the whole m untain. The
comwis' ion awarded them S2150 TIE state
of New Hamps ire originally received $500
for Mt Washington It was bou hit by
sum, and resold to the Pingree estate. the
present owners for $1,000 The Mt WASH
ington raj road has alrea ly paid $40, 700 in
rent for lis term nal facilities $500 per
year and one-third of the taxes, abou, $40,
The First Congrega ional church, Newton
| Centrh, Mass, as celebrated the 225th ami
versary OF the organization Of the church.
A new bank is proposed for Boston.
Col Franklin Fairbanks, president Of the
| Fairbanks Scale C mpany, will give to St.
John bury, Vt, his entire coil, ction of birds
m inerals smell, and curiosities, and erect a
suitable or mite building TO museum Hi.
collection of bi dS is one Of the finest In this
country Hi, other curiosities include rare
and costly articles from all pats OF the
world The museum will contain working
rooms for students and a scientific library.
| Some weeks ago Robert V. Peavey Of
| Stafford, n. H., had $S4 stolen from tbs
| p ok t Of his vest which was hanging in the
XII chen OF Mrs. Charl F. Montgom Ary
| Recently he received letter. postmarked
| Dover N. H., containing $40, but with nj
now or expl,n nation in it. At the same time
Mr.. Smith, who lost a watch and SO II
money, received his stolen articles in SINH
lar letter
George A. Wool arrested on suspicion Of
set ing fire to his store in Westboro, Mass,
a short ime ,ince, had hearing in tn dis
trict court at Westboro and was bound owe,
in the sum oil $4,000
Diphtheria is getting serious hold il
Keene, N. II.
Michael o Leary Of Rutland, VT, wa!
kill d by his barn falling on him.
The DANGER of diphtheria epidemic al
Dover, N. H., is past.
The Independ mt - --~'- of Massa
chusetts has decide
the field.
A coal lighter wi
draw, seri usiy il
thp Eastern divisic
railroad.