Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-04-24
NEW ENGLAND NEWS.

The entire plant OF the kathadin Iron
Works in Maine has been purchased hN
.yndicate. aud will be transferred To E'st
River, in Piciou County, '. =, where iron
Is abundant. over three hundred hands
will BE- employed.
By direction OF United States Marshal J.
Amsden of Windsor VT, john Lancer Of
Lyndonyilc was arrested for corresponding
with the l. uisilna lottery officials on postal
carJls.
ont Of over ~ ODO volumes drawn from
Portland. Ne, public library last year, only
four were lost. And one OF the four Was
paid for jy the loser.
Michael Timbers and William Webster,
while storing gasoline IN big vault al
springfield. Mass, were rendered uncon-
.cious by the gas which escaped from the
barrels. They were discovered and rescued
by other workmen.
Workmen. while digging on the summer
estate Of +. ID. Morgan OF New York al
Newport. r. unearthcd skeleton which
tell to pieces when raised. II Is belieVed To
be the skeleton OF the son OF an English
baronet, and TO have been buried there.
The woonsockct, II. l.. city council has
unanimously accepted the proposition OF
Percy A. Legge OF Bradford. Eng, aud
Nicholas Leclercq, Belgium, aud their asso-
ciates, to buy land in the city and busd
mandatory for woOllen or worried yarn or
cloth, at an outlay OF not less than $4,000
the first year in return for exemption from
taxation for ten wears from date OF all build
ngs and personal property which they may
acquire for the purpose within four years.
The con Germ is a large Belgian firm, backed
by 81 900, 600 of capital.
The Nav & Moran paper mill at East Lee,
Mas, has been bought by the Moreiey Pa
per Company, whose mill near North HAmp-
ton was recently burned, and will be put IN
order and started al once. This mill was the
one on which the Stockbridge Savings Bank
hal an excessive loan, and was recently bill
in by the bank at foreclosure sale.
plan is TO be presented to the city OF
Hartford, Conn, to lay out system Of con
neCted suburban parks, each accessible to
some populOus locality, the drive which
would connect them making the circuit of
lie city.
I'd Gordon attempted suicide at Madison,
Me-, by jumping into the river He was
rescued by Will Rogers, who went III after
him aud held him up until help came.
Mrs. Eunice Brown, aged 10, OF North An.
son, Me, committed suicide by jumping into
| a we'll She Ind been an invalid foe !ears.
The contract has been made for curhing
| The lot and putting in place the foundation
| for the boulder 10 mark the resting place Of
General Gilman Marston in the cemetery al
| Exeter. ~ II. The lot is forty-five feet lon-
| by thirty-fve wide. The memorial in III,
,hape Of boulder is to be used in accordauc,
with a request u that effect made ny the de-
ceased to Captain J. G. Dutch on the Nc
mortal Day preceding his death.
| The Vermont maple sugar crop for In,
| oil. - nj at I 4.
of which about 30 per cent. is syrup, and IL
market value is estimated at 81, 20O,oG.
! The Kings Daughters of Bath. Me, ar,
going TO raise eco to lit the mortgage from
4 poor widows house
| Joseph b. Nlrnum, a ship Joiner, Eel
! through n hatChway on a new vessel ut Bel
fist. Me, and his leg and three ribs wcr
| brONcn.
Dca. Abijah Blood OF Townsend, Mass.
i year, old, committed suicide by hanginI
n his barn. He had been despondept 70
several days.
The New Hampshire state board of cattI
commissioners, established at the last 80,
sion of the legislature, has organized viii
pr. Irving A. Watson of Concord chat:
man.
At New Haven. Ct. Michele Demeo n
Italian, was murdered, and Angelo rctric
a brothcr-iu-law. is under arrest. fen
having existed between them for som
| time.
GOV. Burlcgh Of Maine has reappontc
Hon George +. Weeks of Augusta ~ truSte
II the Maine Insane Hospital. Angus {
Paul of Fort Fairfield has been made a III, n
Der Of the board of the worlds fair manager
for the 4th Maine congressional district.
Mrs. Lillian Hall OF Ellington. Ct, VIII
under the name Of Clementine st. Geor.
Ray, imposed herself upon the public rs a
object OF charity, has been held for the ueN
term of the court at Hartford. Her mothe
Mrs. Allen, went on her bond, which WI
placed at 500.
The directors Of the Ilargrayes mill. ria
River, Mass, held a special meeting an
oted to call n meeting Of the stakeholder
to consider the proposition to build nc'
mill and increase the capital stock fruI
500 600 to $1JO,OOO, and the number
shares from 1000 to 1900.
While Charles Betram a rOofer. WAS
work on house at Lynn, Mass. one OF tt
supporting ropes gave way, and he fell
the ground. A vessel filled with boiling (;
fell on him, and the contents covered h
head, face and hands. scalding him In a te
rblr manner.