Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-04-29

New England.
The body OF Michael Jcfe, aged 25, was
found in the water of Long wharf, Ne"
Haven CT.
At Augusta. Me, SiIas {. Thomas OF 'hef
.ea WIS convicted of arson.
Herbert Emery OF Buxton, Me, aged -,
VA, seriously injured by a tree falling on hllh'
+. u. Bramble was thrown from his
wagon in MonsOn. Mass, and crushed under
a load of tlc>.
The annual camp meeting Of the Mctho-
lists at WeirS, y. H., will be held Aug. 10 10
20, inclusive.
Bernard, the l. year-old son OF William
Dobsom of lIoulton, Me-, was drowned
The safe in Whitcomb X Cook grist mn
at North Barre, Vt, was blown open by
burglars. The burglars secured about SlVo.
Luther Bridge was found unconscious at
the bottom of an old stone quarry at Long
meadow. Mass. lie had fallen in, probably
while drunk. aud cannot recover.
The Kappa Kappa Kappa Society of Dart
mouth College will celebrate lis !Oth amt
yrrsarv next commencement 10y laying the
corner stone of new society house, to cost
$1,000.
II Is ltlItu that SAIN'lI'l N'l'NNA w.
land, of and from st. Johns, \. f., with
cargo OF fish for Gloucester, Mass, now i've
weeks ont, is lost, with all on board.
President Cushman Of the Shoe and
Leather Bank of Auburn, Me, says that
there had been propositions presented Look
in. to a settlement OF the losses caused by
the dctaCatlom Of Cashier PcrcivaL
W. l.. Brown, assistant postmaster at Biz
miurham, Ct, was drowned by the over
turning OF a boat.
Dennis Desmond, Jr., has hccn appointed
acting captain ofthc Fal. River. Mass, po-
lice force, TO succeed Philip Mcmahon, de-
ceased.
Thomas W. Bailey, a veteran Central Yer
mont passenger conductor, died OF con
sumption at Montpelier, w.. aged 60 years.
An unknown man attempted to outrage a
lite daughter Of John Pierce at Lcomn'tcr,
Mass. and being frightened away, fled TO The
woods.
Officers of Braintrcc and Quincy, Mass,
who are enforcing the law against Illegal
liquor selling in those towns, have received
letters ordering them to dc>ist or their
houses will be Blown up with dynamite.
Josephine Smith. alias Lcwarc, was ar.
rested Mt Waterbury, Vt. ON tac charge of
intantcide. committed at BaldwinNillc,
Mass, last March. Snc consented to 80
quietly without rcqmsition.
Chester T. Linley, president Of the First
National Bank of Grafton, Mass, was ar
rested by United States marshal at his
home in Boston, on account OF the irrcgu-
arltcs found by Bank Commissioner Get
chcIl in investigating the condition of the
wrecked institution.
George +. Putnam superintendent of the
Il
| Of the firm. committed suicide by hanging at
his summer residence on High Rock, Pear
HUI district, fitchburg, Mass.
Neal Dow has signincd his intention of be-
qu'athing to the trustees of the Temperance
Temple of Chicago % scrap books contain
in. material relating to the temperance cause,
the collection of a lifetime.
Arthur Dodge of East Boothbay, Me-. was
found dead in bed at the It. James Hotel
Boston, but whether from suicidal or acct.
dental cause no one can definitely state. An
open gas jet told the rest Of the story.
The Vermont Electric Company Of Bur
| imgton, Vt, Is reported to be making ar
engagements to utilize the large water power
at the gorge above WmoUski, aud a sid,
track is to be laid from the Central road t,
carry the necessary material there.
George kirkpatrick, years old son o
| James kirkpatrick OF Old Orchard, Me-, fel
from loaded gravel car and a wheel passc.
| over him, 1t is feared his injuries will prov,
| fatal.
The Putnam phalanX of Hartford, CT.
and the Amoskcag Veterans of Manchester
] \. IL, have both formally voted to join tn,
! Worcester Mass Contnontals in veteran
! parade in the latter city June l..
John Costello of Mansfield. Ct, is suin,
| the Hartford Times for $4,000 on accoun
of an article published on Dec 10. 1891
! speaking on what was called Reign o
| Terror IN Mansfield.
At meeting of the trustees Of the New
Hampshire Orphans Home in Franklin, y
H., committee was appointed to secure tn
erection Of a building for an infant depart
ment, $4,000 Of the amount necessary hay
ing already been raised
Charles IIaines, for 40 years engaged in tn
granite business as member of the firm q
Gooch Il Haincs. died OF consumption n
Biddcford, Ne. lie was n prominent am
wealthy citizen, and owned considerable
real estate in that city and in Old Orchard.
John Noone, weltO.do farmer living i
Agawam, Mass, attempted suicide by takin
paris green, There is no hope Of his IT
cOyery. lie had been on an extended spree
and family troubles had something to d
James Howard, who has done time /
several institutions, was arrested in Nashua
n. H., and turned over to officers OF Lowell
Mass. Howard is charged with selling rob
and wagon with which he was ntrusted b
| c. A. Willard of Lowell
The Maine department &. A. r., has r,
Ceived official assurance that the Committe
Of arrangements of the national encampmer
will provide comfortable quarters for a
Grand Army men visiting Washington i
September free of charge and, also, the int
nation that RAILROADS are likely TO adopt
cent per mile rate.
Thomas II. Sullivan, member of IL
New Haven (Ct.) cOard of public work
brought an action for libel against the Ne
Haven News, claiming $4,000 damages. IT
alleged ,lbclouS article charged that the con
missioner had tempered with certain bool
of the board.
Rudyard kipling is on his way to Indi
but proposes remaining for time in Japa
Chila and New Zealand. After his visit
India, it was his intention to take up b
abode in Vermont, where his wife had be,
born. He had purchased some proper
lhcrC with that object in view.
News In General.
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