The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20
new ENGLAND NEWS.

The Winnipiseogee lake region has at
tracted large number of Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Connecticut icemen, who
are anxious 70 secure ice at any price, many
pVisg as hiSn as % PEI ton ior narketaole
,ye, Icnneieu az .ne rairp m 70 Ioea, ueaiefs
Wno nave years past rela'le9 IN sinali guam
.iues az tnat price. Upward ol my houses
are III course Oh erectioh ny Guy ueaiers'
me raVohis anu pothnia saiieu ior Eu,
rope teo, !, .he former from BOSTON ana
NV ies.et Aotn WV Aorh, the pos.on poat
Ma' iWWs W. = uay anu soihe hou's aheau VI the
New iorh s'ea,her'
,; ny oiu aliu 700 oiten successlul game VI
nm rr.ns Iooii III ooaru1ns pisIe, ioi ene
staaSn snS "Iee s ~ ho en' mousel aI,u
nIovad h ramtridso M Mass s'e' s wonns aaS
Of good annearance annlied at No AZ Imam
street inaririnc for room for himself and
chum. Beinp shown the APARTMENTS he
selected one HAT he said Would nnsWer and
arranged terms, but neglected to give any
name and through forgetfulness none was
requested After closing the transaction he
left the house, ostensibly to get some lunch.
Returning, he remained several hours, and
left again, and has not since been seen, al
thougn ms presence is very much desired,
pai.iG;u,saiy py tne IuiIoe, NM iase evening
w a. ho,,so NAV uuii,s 'he 'inne he was
va,nabla o ort;o, ne p'iio'e' nuinoef Vi
'a,u'oie ai.ioies'
me IenoDscot river ice harvest TINS sea
h;st ~ tSo " ,ha ,m" e'ei III 'no
his.oiy ~ 'ne ouoiiiees 'heie'
ran R'ver Mass, manufacturers and cot
rUn Ssn .aNe ir','e dnoelGsr III ;ne r.
pUa.su IiSooVeiy VI Pioeess oy wpiVn tne
ra $4,000 pun. eah ue iiaIe my oio'n az suon
r;'.oI "a ot eoso &c " 'eooihe oahseious
iva. =, oo..oh
Gus Uus T.. iS h .ne eolieo.9r OF Luthan,
Ill Socnn =, @eann ~ ~ " ue,aui'lis
hae, arres, ed 90 ori vo mas
uee dr re Oh criminal charge ana com
r,.o.,o wr,,.., r. ".
sron'a III 49,, ~ v"va,'t = ;,uco,d
was killed AZ Povalton nv falling from an
engine through he bridge
-, I,;eaJl &c ,,.o, c. NJ TT
S S9nh rlnelu u ai.on yTinei, AZ, H.
Mnie uauiS iu E Gn Lam " o 5'
M droe rhiIo NJ ESod y, was rseouaI
nnoonscious.
wo1tor Ioo,,;., bo, NO, oora,t i, Az
hoo1; aiuei medHt, oIS, su' o1uIn. ~ f sne
~, an,hnr,,ort WassS adI,, ia, ,aC
~ 20" ouuiy VI us ISL
ni' iiSn' 's' Ai'p""'''ii vas Poi-
ioneu
Inc re eengagement Is a9nouhcea Of lheo-
uoie ih9 p sne lS,eI - ololiesslai ieauel
70 MISS nose LAY ~ 'nlcaso, uauslter VI
W. l"'e heN' Oh"iiee ray VI N"iiioiiuse'
hass.
- 1t Is estimated that the ice business in
Mew HainPsn. Is w2T.n 10 the ra'lroaus
ail,, "'i'ei p'''i0' q A'''''oi 'oAi''i' "ii'i''
"hy'
Ihere were ~ deaths ana l32 births IN the
eow i ., SI. SoH,lsSnpyi w., i ~ i91v m,,ll
ousiy enough tne ueath ra.e i9i tn neo village
anu Iowii Was ,ne saine' 10 W the iVVV' re-
iiaihaoy ~" ia'e'
Edith Conant, only child OF Levi w.
Conant, was drowned at Hubbardstown,
Mass, BY breaking through the ice on
mill pond.
Mrs Clarissa Towne of Milford, n H.,
has observed her 1901 birthday.
On account of the recent fire in the attic
of the Boston & Lowell Railroad station in
Boston, by which $1,000 damage was done.
the entire roof. from the tower to the train
house on the Nashua-street side, will have
to be replaced.
The United States engineer officer who
recently made investigation reports that the
draws of the Charles River and Warren
Bridges are not wide enough 1t is recon-
mended that when extensive repairs or re-
building becomes necessary they shall be
made to conform to modern requirements.
Mrs Susan w Mason mother Of Jobn
Mason. the well-known Boston Museum
actor. recently died at her home in that
city She was the widow of Daniel q
Mason, the oldest son of DR.. Lowell Mason.
Two sons. Lowell and John, survive her.
Corporal Morris Brennan of the Ports
mouth IN. II navy yard attempted suicide
by taking poison. He is not expected to
live. The cause OF the rash act is unknown.
Miss Gertrude johnson, youngest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Ezra Johnson OF Lynn, Mass,
died at her fathers residence at West Lynn.
She was Ia years OF age, and the clrcum-
stances OF her death were peculiarly sad.
oIo Va, t aa,,n;,y in;n is WV ~ d
sonouiiate, osus at az ittiS 10 oile Vi peI
"hs ne. so w. VI SERIOUS. DuI
tation Int the nneratinn, moved ma Hy aIip
49,; 81 D., TT,;,.sa;... l'a,. >
,ne a'u ~ Pds ~ n nd oniSeas,y leu
The new president Of the uniyersity Dr. r
B, Andrews.
wilIion, ue,nesso,, hoe hoon so,.oooa
Mnllall iiehnessey mas peen sentenced
10 zen years IN sN'te Plisoh Ior killlng ms
wiz, Css S ihe, aV r yIou'n Dos.oi, On Iiie
nlght Vi oePt. 20 me man ana woman
were poln drunk, anu .he od i't.er was iouha'
VI Iho iioi nihS VI 3ept' % u T az e''I poI
nrofesses tn fnow nothing of his wife :
death but bv advice Of friends pleaded
on;Itv of manslauehtar PNo0
1t -. ",
me conal,lon OF MIS-. harriet beecher
Cd 40 '"'N W W i''' ''-'o'' 'ii"n ief
~, n..- ~,
Luz ne1t iair VI 'ne Massachusetts oharl.
!apie Mecnahlcs Assogiatlon VIII open al
boston octoDer ana close November ~.
Torrington, Conn, will get new S22, 900
free library by the will of the late Lauren
Wetmore.
Thomas Chamnlin was killed bv the cars
between Natick and Pontiac and
Mary Shaw of Pawtucket was killed while
waIfing ON the railroad track hot r,eer NJ
tick and Westcott va
A. 80 -, N"s. re.,
of Salem Mass. has celebrated her a5th
birthday
Ry tho will of tho Lotto Mrs cotbor;ra
Wording of Racine Wis, Hebron (Me.)
Academy will receive beouest ofS5OOO
Tho formot;o, ~ q rav oo,,rt,, - he
coiIad hnnsi.oaa AVA ;nnI,,ao Wa,,a W, Nv y.
I;,chfeld Io~5on nia ,,i'itu ntnr, Candia
Deerfaid o. astown Nv Rnstn,, Rodford
Woo Eaar,e1 o'd ,arL DoI n.r,,.
he;mc o,dyocata5 in Neu Hfo,,,sh;ra ri, +