Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-27
NEW ENGLAND NEWS.

The badly decompostd body OF a vel
dressed N IN has been found by two oyster
dredgers on the beach near WCstpoit, Ct.
Springfield. Mass, police arrested at
Palmer two young men wanted at Orange
for burglary.
The recently published rumor that the
Cheshire railroad has been leased TO the BOs-
ton & Maine Is authoritstiyely denied.
George Battcrshell Of Boston, who was 30
badly injured while coupling cars at Milford,
Mass, Is dead.
The Summit House. Wendell Centre,
Mass, owned by the Ballou heirs, and &C
cut led by Joseph Black, has been burned,
with contents. Loss, 5000; partly insured.
Thought incendiary.
At the closing session Of The Maine state
Congregational conference at Bridgeton. Me,
resolutions ms sling upon the rights OF the
people rs 10 schools free from sectarianism,
appealing TO the railroads to discontinue
Sunday trains, and calling for necessary
legislation, were adopted.
Col. Pope Of Boston, the bicycle manu-
facturer, becomes the owner Of tho Weed
Sewing Machine Company OF Hartford. Ct,
Of whose stock he already owned one-third,
having bought out every other stockholde.
Of the company.
Charles Giles was arrested at Wadoboro,
Me-, on the charge Of stealing horses from
the Vinal pasture in Warren, Ne. Giles and
lyounger brother sold one Of the horses in
Damnriscotta for $50.
The suit brought by the former officers OF
the LIST Connecticut regiment TO determine
whether GOV. Dulkeley had right TO dis
honorably discharge officers without giving
them hearing, will probably not be tried
until the October term.
~
while canoeing at Brunswic6, Me was upset
and drowned. Body recovered.
fishing boat was run into and sunk of
Forchu, Mass, by the schooner Quartette
The crew were saved.
The second arrest in the census cases at
New Haven, Ct, was made Ivy United States
Marshal LoyeJoy, who arrested Mrs. Will
liam A. Thorp on warrant issued by Dist
Atty. sill. MIS-. Thorp refused to answer
auy OF the questions.
Jack Marston OF West Buxton, Ne, was
caught in swiftly revolving shaft in Lor'ls
mill and badly crushed. tie lived only a
few seconds after the accident.
The team OF Dr. Lnughton of Bangor,
Me, was taken from in front of his resi-
dence, and the following night City Marshal
Whitney received dispatch from Houlton,
Me-, that the thief had lcen arrested and
in the "A hours was about III hours, and the
horse was completely used up The horse,
valuable one, had received brutal treat
mcnt, and it is doubtful If he RECEIVERS.
Deputy Collectors Pickett and Galley in
Vestigated and seized the cigar mandatory
OF Otto Cytron at New Haven for frequent
violation of the revenue law.
James Crimmins, II, employed by Hodges
Adams, printers, Boston, fell down the
elevator well AID received fractures Of the
arm, hip and skull, which will probab y
prove fatal injuries.
The first Of the Il O'Lcnry log RATS to be
towed to New York has arrived at Rock
land, Ne, in tow of two tugs, and
anchored ut the entrance of the harbor.
A dispatch from the U. S. consul at St.,
Johns y, F., says the government has re
duc,d the license to 81 per barrel for bait
limiting them to 40 barrels for each vessel
Miss IdaleLe NJ. Frisbee. aged 90, daugh
ter of Henry l.. Frisbcc, division superin
tcndent OF the liuois Central railroad. wa:
accidentally killed at Mt. Carmel, Conn.
where she was visiting, She was in the ha,
field, driving pair of horses attached 70
hay rake, aud, by some mishap, fell from
the seat under the horses feet, and her sku!
was fractu ed.
The Smyth mathematical prize at BowdoiT
COUtEc tS3uO) mas been awarded TO In0ma
+. Nichols, '92 of South Freeport Me.
A 2-year.old child of Ernest A. Hall, Hav
erhi Mass, drank some fly poison liquid
resulting In its death.
Edward Saunders of Plninvlle, Ct. tool
poison, then went to the cemetery and diet
on the family lot, Family trouble was tn
cause.
The Maine Congregational conference hel
at Brighton, adopted resolution calm
upon Congress TO take action rs TO the re
cent supreme court decision regarding origi
nal liquor packages.
Julia NJ. Willard Of Michigan will contes
the will OF Re-. L. Smith Hobart, late @
Springfield, Mass, who left $1,000 each to |
missionary and theological institutions.
Steam tug IIoyt, with barge City of Ithic
In tow, bound up the Housatonic rive
struck on the rocks just north Of Washing
ton bridge Stafford, Ct, and sunk
child of Patrick Foley IL years ole
fell into spring at Gorham, n. H., an
was drowned
A French boy named Smith, 10 years OLE
was drowned in the river at Bellows Falh
Vt. Body recovered.