Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-23
CONDENSED NEWS OF THE DAY.
New England.

John Powers. Waterbury (Ctl saloon
keeper who left town a month ago taking
800. hiss been arrested in Pittsburg, Pa
W II. Cole Of Worcester, a brakeman on
4 freight train on the Fitchburg railroad,
was Killed near Marlboro, y. II.
The Pawtucket lR. H. Times has been
sold To Charles b ack, son of the former
publisher David o. Black, who retires.
Supt. Parker OF the Pacific mills Law
renee. denies that there is any trouble In
the mills He says everything is running
smoothly.
John Massey. 33, Of Sheffield, brakeman
OF the wilson Point freight, was killed at
Great Burlington by the cars. He was UNI
married.
The loss to the jefferson Manufacturing
Company OF one OF its mills and a portion
of another IN Worcester on Dec 8 by fire,
has been adjusted for Sl0S,OO0.
Reports from Boston are to the effect that
Mr.. Virgins will keep Martha Wilkes on his
farm at Bollingham during the winter. and
1 that she will not be- member OF Dobles
stable next season.
Charles L. Dahlstrom, New Britain (Ct.)
baker, was violently assaulted by Luke
Welch and Joseph WEIGH, brothers, in that
city. The as,ailauts were held under heavy
bonds TO await the result of Mr.. DahlstrOm's
/ injuries.
/ II is rumored thlt the labor commissioner
/ Of Connecticut, under the administration Of
/ Gov. Morris, would be Prof T. Hadley Of
| Iale University. Prof. Hadlcy was at the
| head of the labor bureau under the admins
tratiun ofGoy. II. b. Harrison.
Ernest Isaacson, q New Britain boy, s
years old was stabbed in the back by boy
of the same age named De Gray Martin,
R3lt N a Wintlnw
wound is close TO the spinal column, and
NAV prove dangerous. IsaaCson was unable
to appear in court when his assailant was
held under bonds.
the body of John Fleming, who with an
other man, YVES carried over RumlUrd Fails,
Me-, drowned over month ago, was found
near one of the new bridge abutmcnts ut
LiyermOre Falls.
Michael f. ITealy, the well-known Maine
| Central conductor, underwent dangerous
surgical operation mt Portland, Me-, having
a seed remON cd from the VcrmifOrm appen-
d Y. lie will recover.
At Taunton, while hurryiug to catch a
train for Boston, Orris Clarke, aged ~, OF
RoXbury, employed in the book bindery Of
+. ". r, Emery, was taken with hemor-
rhage and died in half an hour.
The jury on the case at Newport X. l., of
Catherine SoulhwiCk against Caroline south
wick, her mothcr-n-law, for alternating her
husbands affections, for which she placed
damages ut $4,000 failed TO agree.
Atty. John W. Coogan OF Hartford, Ct,
denies having any knowledge Of Mrs. Flor
cncc Sinclair of Astoria, l.. l.. or her uncle
John J. Cummings Of Creole, Col, by
whose death she becomes entitled TO
g, 100000.
The electric light company oil Taunton,
Mass. has contracted Tor three new boilers
and a 30 horse power engine in addition to
the present facilities, which will make q
plant extensive cnoue b for 1000 incandescent
and 800 are lights.
The jury in the case of Marcia L. Roger.
of Brunswick vs.. the Kenncbec Steamship
Company to recover 1000 for injuries re,
ceved by the slipping Of a steamers gang
plank at Bath, Me, returned a verdict for
the plaintiff in the sum of $500.
The returns oftown assessors Of Maine
have increased the state va uatiOn about
-, 900 900 since the report OF lS9l and now
reaches 80, 600, 600. his is an mere Sc oil
SO 900 900 from Is o. and the valuation
fixed by the state board will probably show
a gain of hearly this amount over the figure,
of the last vaualiOn commission.