The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-27
new ENGLAND NEWS.

Vincent Home subscript ON list, a new in
stitution named for the famous museum
actress, who was such friend TO the strug-
Cling and needy,
High tides have considerably damaged
beach property at Biddefo;d, Me,
st, Pauls African NJ, u, church of Cam
bridge, Mass, has withdrawn from the New
England Conference and set up an indie
pendent society,
], Malcolm Forbes of Boston has bought
the famous mare Hour, for $4,000.
William Grace, while at work double
tracking the Shore Line road ut South
Lynne, Ct, was instantly killed by falling
derrick boom,
An unknown man was frozen to death at
Dalton, Mass. His body was found IN a
lot.
a special train of cars loaded with pota'
toes travelled from Boston to Minneapolis
through some severe weather, but the pota-
toes were landed in perfect condition,
Treasures and collectors of cities in Mas
sachusetts have organize an association,
Fully 10000 people enjpyod sleighing on
the "mile ground at Bosom on Washing
tons birthday.
War, Mass, has voted to build a power
shop To cost $4,000,
An inmate of the Dover tN. H. county
farm has fallen heir to SlO,oun
Mr.. Cassidy of WATERFOWL, Mass, is build
ing a steamer to ply between Philadelphia
and WATERFOWL.
Moses Faxon. who cut of three fingers
while at WORK, del of iJckjaw asa result of
the wound,
The Sisters of ST. Joseph have bought an
estate between Brighton aud AllstoD, and
propose to erect n convent to include a
boarding and day school.
L. F. O'Neil of Charles'own had his foot
crushed by slipping from the step Of car
which he was boarding.
Wallace Arnold G5, deaf, was killed at
Rutland. VT, while walking on the track.
The first shipment of African mackerel
was received at Provincetown, Mass, ON
the I'D, insisting of 33 casks, holding three
barrels each The fish were declared as
good, if not better, than the mackerel of the
North Atlantic.
Two cotton stocelousos at Chcopee,
Mass, have been burne
Michael Nolan of Cambridge, Mass, was
run over by electric car No, 1il6 and had
both legs broken.
Washington, birthday of 1890 probably
witnessed more national flags thrown to the
breeze in New England than any day since
revolutionary times
The Massachusetts railroad commission
ers after hearing The facts in the recent fatal
accident on Beacon street, again urge the
West End Road to provide some guard for
electric cars or reduce the rate of speed.
Mrs. L. H. Walk!ev, her daughter, Mrs. j.
B. Wetmoic, and her grandson Harry of
Westfield, Mass, We're poisoned by eating
dried tecf, and are seriously i'll.
A meeting of the Fla River Boot & shoe
Company was held recently at which clerk
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1t is Row CLAIMED that Tie meeting was i!le-
gal and another meeting will have to be
called. There is considerable dissatisfaction
among the stockholders over the re; ort
made at the recent annual meeting, and
some trouble is likely tn ensue Some of the
stockholders say they will employ an expert
to examine the books Of thecompany.
The first consignment ofrubber gum COM
ing direct to Providence, Il. l., arrived from
Para, Blaz on Il e steamer Basil, The
gum is consigned to the Woonsocket Rubber
Works.
The lightning made havoc at Cambridge,
Mass, with the apparatus the time service
of Harvard College observatory. Two locks
were stopped, and another clock, which IL
kept as an alternative clock for sending the
time signals, Is running all right, but the
wires and instruments are burned out at so
many points that it was impossible to send
clccks indicate 10 hours s minut.s 3 seconds
as the time of storping, An electric ear
was also struck by the bolt that stopped the
clock. The driver and conductor were the
only occupants, and the former was rem
porariy disabled. Eyewitnesses say that
the interior of the car seemed one solid mas 5
of fire.
John McWiIliams. convicted OF wife
murder. was sentenced TO the Maine state
nrison for life the full n,naltv allowed Inv
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. lstoh Me- poor iafih was sehlenceu 70 NM
imon.ns ior ASSAULT anu nine hloh'hs lor
iai.ony'
Although every effort has been made to
keep the matter quiet, details have been OBJ
tanned of ilentish assault committed in
Manchester, N, II. AS Miss Maggie Hanni-
from, P possessing young woman, was
inveigled into room by John I: Moran on
some preteNt and then, as IS alleged she
was pushed into side room. and Moran
made an atte'hp1 10 ielonlousiv assault hef.
MISS Hahhllfolh Is strong glrl, ana mace
most desperate resistance. IN the strusgie,
ner coming was torn IN snrens, put, 1iiu-
ing ne was uhsucceSsiul moran maze
most Drutai assault on the Slri, shocking
her down; kicking her ana beatlng her
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pruises' ne lhem Iea. ne mas
9een iose IRA, OF. MISS hannllrom con
u'tioli Is seflous' pu' sne Is eAPecteo " IT.
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A caze of some interest to fishermen was
tried at Gloucester, Mass, brought by five
of the crew of the scho oner Hereward
against Joseph O. Proctor, Jr.. to recover
wages which they allese lie refused TO pay
them. Inc iier'waro was owned by James
Mansteiu sons. anu chartered oy Mt.
PROCTOR 90 go 70 new ouhalaho Ior SAT- ne
ring. Btiore SAILING 'he crew clalmeu tney
signed artlcles LOT 20 per inoEEh; agreeing
70 go anu reI f, IN aEfiVal Oh tue vessel s
tne crew ieit peiore Vhe cargo was uis-
proc1or cbor rod eacL N, IN SO for not die.
cbarsing car'3o They ohiacted to this and
th,,sa al, - n,aS bror,h; tho nv;danca
shns,,, p, nn,,rt voc ~, thrso Of no mar
cn,,,5 rnt rood ond proctor rer,,sad 70 road
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