Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-09-04
new ENGLAND NEWS.

hOshnh NlCnATuS wax ,IOunu drowned III
the river near the new bridge at New Bed
ford Mass.
Patrick Barnes OF Bangor Me-, a garden
er at Bar liarhor, took nearly hnlf-pint OF
paris green Friday noon. lie died next
morning.
Jay Wilson, a brakeman who was injured
on the MCrden railroad, near Waterbury,
Ct some time ago, has died.
Thomas Valour OF Central Falls, 30 years
old, was drowned in Narragansctt Bay
while bathing. The body was not recovered.
lie was unmarried.
Willie, the twelve. year old son Of Warren
P. Tobey, had his neck broken by being
caught in the fly wheel OF n cylinder press
at the New Bed ord IMlss.) journal.
The schooner Pathfinder of Gloucester ar
rived at Halifax, y. S, with two Of her crew
missing. They left in dOry several DAYS
ago to attend travis of the banks, and did
not return.
A runaway team at Danbury, Ct, struck
an electric light pole while William +. New
comb was at the top of the pole, trimming
the lamp. NewComb was thrown 10 the
ground and fatally injured.
A public meeting was held at Monument
Beach, when resolutions were adopted for
the protection of hand line fishing by the re.
moval Of nets pounds, traps etc, from the
waters of Buzzards bay and Vineyard
sound.
Editor Clyna of the Naugatuck (Ct.) Cit.
| zen has been al rested, Sheriff Brophy charg.
ing him with criminal libel, his paper hav-
lng accused the sheriff of obtaining money
by blackmail. Clynn has instituted a coun-
ter suit against William Kennedy, Brophy 5
counsel.
Dennis Collins 30 years OF age, an en-
| ploye of the Athol, Mass, highway depart
| ment, lenped from railroad bridge near
Orange to avoid train, struck on the rocks
below, and received injuries that will proba-
bly, prove fatal. He was found next morn
Ing where he had fallen.
A clerical looking man, claiming to be FIR.
Kelly OF Geneva, y. Y, has swindled the
Catholics Of West Cromwell, VT, out OF SI5.
1t is supposed he il now operating In Con.
ncctcut towns lie tells a story o! sickness,
and that he desires TO return to Ireland.
I 7. p. Poole of Boston. treasurer of the
| Aroostook Condensed Milk Company, re.
Gently organized under the laws OF Maine
for the purpose OF manufacturing con
densed milk on an extensive scale, addressed
the farmers in Winthrop, Me O., presenting
the claims OF the company. 1t Is proposed
to erect ono OF five factories In Maine ut
Winthrop if sufficient encouragement Is
given.
| Charles Atkins. Boston man, was lost in
the woods near Lake Chcmo, Me. Several
days of searching have failed to find him.
The American team which was recently
beaten by the Lanark (Scot.) rife team by o
score OF 3 to 0, is made up OF men from New
England football centres. and among the
players Is Dennis Shea, the great goal tender
of the Rovers of Fall River, Mass
T,z IL. A. n II n FL
w. Lundgren, Worcester, Mass, fell from
a tree in Ballard wood and sustained com
pound fracture Of the skull, from which he
died In few minutes.
William Moon, said TO be connected in the
racent Milford, Mass, burgaries with one
McQuade, has been arrested. McQuade il
now in Jail at Worcester.
George Greenhalge of Fall River, Mass
40 years of age, dropped dead In saloon in
that city. !
The seectmen Of Hanover, n. H, voted
q reward of $500 to the capturers OF Amy
and a portion of that sum would go to Mrs
Warden, mother OF the murdered girl. Mrs
Warden has refused to accept share of thu
reward, and magnanimously directed it t
be paid to those who assisted in the capturt
of the culprit
The body Of man supposed to be Free
blNlhct W ID WAS uIOWDtu OIL Nrt1 HUN
Friday, Aug. 81, has washed ashore in Tar
paulin cove.
Mrs. Elizabeth McDonough of Pittsfeld
Mass, aged 90 years, fell dead at her hom,
from heart disease.
The body OF John Kennedy OF Waterbury
Ct was found In the river at Middlebury.
Warren Baker of Hudson, aged % years
dled from starvation, throat trouble pre-
venting his taking nourishment sufficient t
maintain life.
John Tyler's reservoir, supplying Glare
mont, N. H., with water, recently burst
doing damage to the amount OF $4,000.
John Kelly, aged IL years, q son Of Mrs
Ellen Kelly, Newton, Mass, was pounding
dynamite cartridge with q rock, A suddei
explosion resulted, badly decorating the boy
chest and face. 1t is feared that he will los
the sight of one eye.
Eugene Robarge of Burlington, VT, age,
l6,was accidentally shot in the forehead Will
handling revolver. There are small hope
Of his recovery.
The first liquor seller to be imprisoned
under the new law in Bangor, Me-, Is Doc
Andrews, who was taken to the county iai
to serve 100 days,
A woman named Mary Doane of Stacey
VILE plantation, Penobscot county. Me-, ha
rDeen missing for some days, and it is though
she has met with foul play. When she fef
home, she started for neighbours, through
lonely piece Of woods. Searching partie
have been unable to find her.
An infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Onslow B
Jones, Lynn, Mass, was accidentally smoth
cred the other night. Mr.. Jones, while IL
charge OF the child, which was but five day
old, fell asleep, and, rolling on the infant
smothered It,
Three Boston ladies got beyond thei
1epth at onset Bay, while bathing, and on
was drowned. The other two had n narrow