Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-06-26
NEW ENGLAND NEWS.

Mr.. Kimball, 81, Of Belmont, Ne, died
from dose u aconiie. taken while despond-
emit
Jonthan Sawyer, father OF eX-Goy. saw.
yer 81 New Hampshire, was stricken with
a paraiytic shock and cannot live.
Joseph MGuroe lcoloredl was bound over
In $500 at Nashua, y. H.. for appearance IN
September for Assauting aud wounding
Frank II. Fisk in a road house on the Hollis
road.
Joseph Leg. Of Providence, Il. l., sailor
on the schooner Addie L. Perkins Of Mill
bridge. Ne, fell from the masthead at Calais
and was instantly killed.
Henry Stcinctz n baker, of ~ Brook
street Providence, Il. l., cut his throat and
both wrists with n razor, and his daughter
found him dead in the bathroom.
The Bunker brook trestle, near Blanchard
Me-, on the Bangor & PiscataqulN railroad,
which was partially destroyed by fire, Is sup.
posed TO have been set by tramps.
Hiram Chase. a middle.aScd and well-to.
do farmer near Portsmouth,, y. H., hanged
himself with halter in his barn. Life wa,
not extinct when the body was discovered
aud cut down, and physicians think he may
recover.
A safe in the office of T. u. Potter & Co.,
wholesale lumber dealers at Bondsyi!lc, near
Springfield, Mass, was blown open and
about $40 stolen. The explosion awokc
neighbors. who unsuccessfully pursued the
creacksmen.
1t Is expected that the Bowdon tMe.l
scientific expedition will sail from kockiand
on its Arctic cruise in the schooner Jnha
A. Decker, Capt. Spear, the present week.
The Decker is 81 feet in length and y feeI
I T., | M Ntstl have q "a
of the expedition.
Mr.. Frederic c. Kelley has resigned o:
postmaster of CentCrvillC, Mass, a place be
has held for - years.
The Jury in the Clark murder case have
returned n verdict OF not guilty. Lyman &
Clark was charged with the murder of his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Miriam Watson, al
Woodstock, Vt.
A mad dog at South Peabody, Mass, bi
six other dogs before being killed.
While under the influence Of liquor, Johr
O'Bricn Of Dover, Mass, attempted to shoot
two men, his employer, MIR. II. II Stevens
prominent business man OF East Boston
and Mr.. Moody, foreman on the farm Of Mr.
Stevens at Dover.
The American Twist Drill Company OF
Concord. y. II, has filed articles Of incorpO
ration. II has capital stock Of 100000. The
incprporators are Thomas II Worrall
Alexander LesTarcnCe, William f. Thaycr
William \. stone, Jr., and Frank S
Streeter.
Robbers broke into the store and clothing
mandatory Of W. W. Woodbury., Mon
mouth, Me-, and stole a large amount Of
goods, which they took away in teams.
Joseph Thorpe, aged 6j years, with hi
son. George II. Thorpe, aged a years, ar
rived at Chicago from Lowell, Mass, and
during the day the elder Thorpe bccam,
separated from his son, and has not beer
seen or heard Of since. Young Thorpe fear
that his father has been fouly dealt with.
The Maine Wooden Manufacturers Asso
citation met Mt Bangor, transacted routine
business and elected these officers. Prcsi
! dent, Lucius Henderson, Skowhe2an; seCre
tary aud treasurer, 4. F. Bradbury, Dexter
directors, f. NJ. Goodall, Sanford; Thomo
Walker, Warren; II. c. Fuller, Portland; j
r. Pollock, Guilford; W. b. Tobcy, Nortl
Berwick
A suit has been commenced in Boston t
recover land enCroached upon by n new hotC
! building Actual measurement shows th
hotel TO be just two one.hundredths of al
inch on the adjoining property.
At the golden wedding recently celebrates
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Dodge at Con
cord, y. H., Mr.. Dodge wore the same shoe
as at the wedding 30 years ago.
George NJ. Stowcl. the secretary Of tn
Fall River (Mnss.) Y. NJ G. A, finished al
ranging particulars for the directors meet
ing in the association building, and thcr
went into a closet amt cut his throat. II
was slightly deranScd Stowcll was 80 year
old and leaves wife and three children.