Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-06-19
NEW ENGLAND NEWS.

Horace Jacoby, aged S years, son Of Ru-
dOlph Jacoby, superintendent Of the Read
ting Coal Company at Newburyport, was
drowned while in swimming.
Hon. Charles r. Corning OF Concord, n,
H., has been appointed TO an important po-
sitiOn IN the office of the United States attor-
ncy-general at Washington, ID. C., In con
nCctiOn with the Indian deputation.
Hon. Thomas p. Chubb, the fishing rol
manufacturer at Post Mills, VT, has sold his
| business to the Montague CITY Fishing Rod
/ Company OF Montague City, Mass. The
new owners will rebuild on the site Of the
factory recently burned.
/ Deacon Marcus VI. Porter. who blew up
| town building with dynamite at Avon,
/ Mass, has been held in $1,000 for trial.
! A man named Emerson Tally hired an Of
| fee at - BoylstOn street, Boston, the other
| Law. lie said he wanted To start an employ
ment agency for stcnographcrs, typewriters
] and bookkecperS After he had VictimiZed
| a number Of women who had paid him over
money as guarantees, he skipped, and the
| police are now looking for him.
! A man who worked In a Rowley, Mass
sawmill had his hand cut off several years
| ago, but refused To sue the proprietor, hold
| ing it was his own fault. The other dav the
| proprietor died and left the man 4 $1,000
,awmill and $4,000 in money.
Penobscot salmon are being shipped to
Oregon.
The new S.. 900 hotel at Woodstock, VT,
| is nearly completed, and is a very imposing
| structure.
The people of Portland, Me, have been
eating Strawberries at the rate Of 5000 quarts
day.
A suit for 500 has been brought
against Maine trial justice for holding
court Memorial Day, and filming drunSard
1913.
Work on the erection OF a condensed milk
factory at Newport, Me- Is 10 be begun at
once aud is expected to lie ready for business
by fall.
Some one has figured It out that on a
maple sugar crop equal to that of this year
in Vermont the government bounty would
AMOUNT to $l20 600
A religious crank at springfield, Mass. Is
planting the city over with the word IKE
pent," and other words OF like nature. \
young man who sat down on fresh sign
threatens to make trouble unless the painter
pays for new pair OF trousers.
The Home wooden mill at Lewiston, Me-,
owned by the Gay-W Goldman Shoe Company,
has been sold to Thomas Kelley & Co. of
Boston, who will start it on quilts. The IN Ill
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Home Manufacturing Company last fall.
At East Dexter, Me, Luther Holt, 20
years Old, much respected citizen, while
pceing bark, was instantly killed by fall
Ing tree.
The will Of Miss Mary Emerson, who was
recently murdered at West Dcdham, Mass ,
leaves all her effects to the town, to be de
voted to the aid of single women who labor
for living.
City Marshal F. G.. Southmayd has mott.
tied the local tailorS and clothers of Spring
field, Mass, that if they persist in organiI-
ing suit clubs he will close their shops for
violating the lottery law. These suit clubs
have done lively bu,incsS in Springfield
the past few months, about 800 young men
being interested in different ones at Present
Steamers Mollychunkamonk and Florence
Percy, while taking excursion parties out on
Rangcly lake, Me. collidcd. The Florence
Percy was badly cut on her starboard side
and she sank. All her passengers wer,
taken off.
C. Mason Moody. who has been treasurer
Of Franklin county, Mass. for Is years ha'
confessed to the examiner Ot accounts that
he has appropriated TO his own use, for liy
ing expenses and the payment OF Cills In hi:
book store, little over $4,000.