Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-21
NEW ENGLAND NEWS.

Rev. J.. \. Lyikeu, who announced
himself asa mi siOnury and lecturer from
>ptzbsrsen Arctic Zone and who was 10
have spoken before a religious organization
~ Springfield Mas. was confronted with
evidences that he WAS 4 successful imposter.
ana 0rftrri 10 leave town on penalty Ui
arrest lie took the inst train south aud
the audience was dismissed The man Is
"harsed with being professional imposter
VINO las dcirauIed and deceived Young
Men christian Association officers and
memb r Of other religious suC.cties else
where
Goy. Eoodci.s sickness. which confines
INN 10 hIs home at Antrim. y. H., Is caused
'E nervous prostrluon and is serious.
The widow OF the late rrof Moses Ly-
l"rd and her son Edwin +. IyfOrd Of
Svringheid Mas, have given 10 Cobu n
CLASSICAL institute Waterylle Ne, the
irondmIcai outfit and rlacc dome in po-
ron upon the ubSeI atOry tower Of the
building
chicago capitalists have been at rvertou,
L. !, and viii 20 into the business of evap-
Grating the refuse fish water that has here
toiure been run into the river. They have
located with the oil works of joseph Church
x Co.. and will begin At once to erect u large
dock which, with the building and ma
e
They have contracted with J. Church & Co.
Tor all their fish water at certain price
Ter barrel
The New HAMPSHIRE STATE Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty To- Animals has re-
CeIyed ! beVucSt Of 5000 from the estate
1T the late MIS-. Helen NJ Clifford Of New
Haven, Conn., to be added to the permanent
fund OF the organization.
1t IS estimated that fully double the
amount OF potatoes will be shipped from
Aroostook County, Me, this season than has
been shipped any preceding year
augusta Me, is Planning for two large
new cotton mills, 5000 pulp mill and u
large steam mill to be built tins wear
Capt. John Ia r, who commanded the
Thistle IN her races against the Volunteer,
viii make his home at Marblchead Mass.
IN cmplo OF The Wheaton Seminary at
Norton, Mass, has been Diet, ccd in stealing /
from the institution. The fellow had sold |.
hundreds Of dollars worth of leod copper,
beet etc, a me Of the ylllaEcrs. lie will 1
be discharged bat not prosecuted.
hr terrli runaway at Bangor Me, n .
horse was Killed, man badly injured and .
pate lass smashed.
Hon George \. Ii!lsbury of Minneapolis .
has given ~'uUn to the Concord (N. H. |
Hospital As ociaion
=, George Krewolf formerly treasurer of
lioyt Theatrical Company. pleaded guilty
in Boston Of embolzl3ng $iIl7.
The stockholders, of tho Union Bank of
Pr violence L l., from whose vaults Teller
Charles 4 Pitcher stole all the cash in
June, ISIS have voted TO wind up its ar.
fairs
The burglary at the residence of John
Stewart on Chester square, Boston, reported
by the police as involving thousands of dol
lars, was in reality a small affair committed
ny boys four of whom have been arrested.
Everything III tn house was turned topsv-
iurvy, but the more valuable articles were
not removed
Wrecker Scott has libclled the Norwich
Lin st amer city f Worcester to satisfy
a clam Tor salvage in getting h"r Off Bart
ic't l'tri SIX weeks ago, misundcrstand-
ing having arisen regarding the agreement
made
The steamer De Ruvter (Bc'gian), from
Antwerp for Boston. which went ashore Mt
Nclmate on March g. has been hauled off
and towed to Boston
George Osgood, whose second disappear
ancc from Il Louis Mo, where he Jeff n
wife and child and where he flied high
position IN business and social circles,
created much excitement, formerly resided
IN ltaycrhiII, Mass On May :, 1881. he
disappeared from town. leay-
ING an CStlmabie wife to whom he had been
married less than year. He owned a
boat which was found next morning be-
'wecn llaycrhiil and Lawrence and it was
opposed that he, while rowing through the
rapids had been upset and drowned His
'oat was found in the boat and every indj-
alton pointed to an accident Search was
made IN the river for the body. and AS it
was not found his family and r.;cnds
nourned him as dead. He moved in the
'@st society there aud was member of the
entire Congregational Church quartet