Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-04-08
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The ice has left PeuobscOt riscr.
Palmer Smith, a native OF Bangor, Me-,
committed suicide at Hartford, Ct.
Rev. Carey f. Abbott has resigned the
passionate of the Unitarian Church, Nashua
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Edward F. Bailey Of Pound Rilge, \. !:
brakeman on the Cousuii lated Railroad,
fell from car at Norwak, Ct, anu wa
killed.
Wrecking schooner 4. {. CrandalI of Bos
ton. which has bNcn laid up at Newport,
l., has been stripped of her rig ing ant
equipments by thieves.
About $50 quarrvmcn in Westerly, Il. l..
struck work because their price list, presented
March l. has not been accepted. They ART
member, Gf the National Union, with head
quarters at Quincy, Mass
The Concord n. H. Russian famine
committee have voted Ia send the sum col
lertcd, $2lO0 to the national committee.
Walter Pickering. aliI> Fred Eastman,
wanted at Rihford. VI, for the alleged THEFT
of large number Of watches, was arrested
At ManchcSte-. y. ii.
The sandy River and Phillips aud Rnrc-
lev railroads have arranged Ia build a hand
some union depot at Phillips. Me,
\ syndicate Of New York capitalists j.
irving to secure control Of the Union street
railway of New Bedford, Mass.
j. +. Pollard of Skowhcgan. Me-, got q
verdict Of S91jn against the Maine Central
ralro 1t for an injury received IN the com
pnnys yard by umhrr falling on him from
a car.
John Baker of Mlr>hlield, Mass, who WIS
thrown from H. carriage, died from his in
lurics. He was formerly a deputy sheriff,
and was scNruty-siN years Of age.
The trustees Of the State Home for odd
Fc lows have purchased 22GUpO addlt lou1.
feet OF land brtwccn the home and Il rail
road at Worcester, Mas.
The supreme court at Hartford, c., ha'
handed down hccisioa in The appealed ct>c
of Austin Brainrrd, Governor RulkIev' :
private secretary, AZ inst Controller Ntaub.
sustaining the decision of the lower court, in
which Mr., Rrainard's claim for salary was
allowed.
A Colorado man journcyed all the wa!
from hi, home in that state to purchase D
stone mortar and prStlc recently dug VI
near Srirboro, Me. lie found the relic nj
Portland aud secured 1t by the payment
OF $50
Revenue cutter Samuel Dexter, Captala j.
A Slamm, has finished her winters work
and is being put in order nj Newport fOI
spring work. During the past season the
Dexter steamed 49, miles; We >cs boarded.
7jG; reported for violation OF law, loj; Ncs'
sC,s assisted, I.
Two houses at Warehouse Point c., hc.
longing to Mrs. \. l.. Fem AMI Mrs. Joseph
Burback, were burned, together with two
barns connected. Mrs. Fem lost thrr,
horses and six COWS by the tire.
President Clark OF the New York. New
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port that the management of the New
Haven & Hartford road intended to cut ofi
the New York Il New England connection
at Wilimantic.
In the Rutland county (Nt.l court in the
case OF IIoskisou v. the Central Vermont
Railroad, for the burning of the plaintiff
farm buildings, near summit station, In
lSN9, by sparks from locomotive, verde;
was returned against the railroad for S32GS.
Section men on the Maine Central railroad
discovered dead infant near Brunswick.
lvirg beside the track, and the place seemed
to indicate that il had been thrown from the
eastern bound Pullman train on the 3lst uIt,
\ woman whose suspicious actions on the
train were noted is believed to be the mother
OF the child, which : supposed to have been
born on the train. 1t l. Il very singular cast
At Hanover, Mass. a burglar attempted
10 OTtHh lhtJ Nut Sl'ttpH aHb WINS EIhII vi
by Depot Master Barnes, who in the
struggle was shot through the hip and i
now at the Massachusetts General Hospital
in Boston. The bullet OF the burglar shat.
tered tn hip bone, causing serious wound.
The pastors, with one layman from each
OF the Baptist churches Of New Hampshire
are to meet on the llth inst, to consider the
adviSablity OF organizing WinnipiscogcC
Baptist Grove Meeting Association, and tC
held meeting ut Weirs for one week,
In many pnces on Winnipiseosee the ice
is twelve inches thick, while there are larg,
patches Of open water near One Mile Island
Many large trout have been caught thin
! winter.