Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-11-11
CONDENSED NEWS OF THE DAY.
New England.

Hon. Charles Rogers or Windham, Ne.
prominent citizen, i dead. lie has he.'
every town Office and was in the legislatu"
for years.
Wilson Z. Soper. trimmer. fell from Pier
sons barn in Norwich Ct, and was instantly
killed Another workman who was on th'
staging with him was seriously hurt.
George Tart, section hand on the Contra
Vermont RAILROAD, was run over and hlIeu
by an engine nt Rutland. Tart was about
10 wears cd, and prominent member OF
the local Grand Army post. lie leaves
family.
Hans Keith, a colored waiter, was stand
ing in front Of the Mason House, Gloucester
when a strange man ran up TO him win
knife. Keith lodged the thrust and mar
rowly escaped with an ugly flesh Nounu.
The stranger vas arrested. lie gave th'
name of Charles Carr.
Robert A. Ably was arrested by Deputy
United States Marshal CALHOUN nj Gloucester
Oh charge OF robbing the United state.
mail. Abby is only Il years old, and had
been employ, d by Martin G.. lliltL He y
said to have taken from his employers IN
a cheek for so which was a.tel waT'
cashed.
George II. Convers, one Of lOwcli's best
known citizens. died recently at his rest
bence, No. gi3 Central street, OF pncumo'
MIA lie was the son of Samuel tonNer'
for many years engaged in the manufa' tur'
OF carriages.
A wagon at the crossing of Hedges brick
yard was struck by train AMI had,y IN
iured Mrs. Lewis Rheinhardt and Mrs. Isaac
l.. Hedge Mr.. Rheimhardt was uncoh'
scious late last night.
Austin j. Whtmorc, aged p. died from
the effects Of injuries received IN the eNplo'
sion at the Bangor Pulp and Paper COM
pany's works at Basin mills.
Frank g. Gallagher was struck by train
near Riverside X. L., while walking on the
track and had his scull crushed.
\ 3-year.od daughter Of Herbert b. Gard.
ner of Providence, K. l., WAS fatally burned
as the result of All attempt to use curling
irons. Her hair took fire, and her neck MAS
so severely burned that she died a few hour
after.
Shoe shipments for the week ending Nov.
2. 4T3s cases; corresponding week last year,
36,2 cases
Martin Norton Of Falcs station, CT, died
from hydrophobia.
Joseph c. Bracket Of the firm Of Bracket
Bros, BddIord, Me, died few days ago
at the age OF 20.
Nv 'b'N hlI' ~ ! ul'tl 'lIl'hLN bh7 49,
organized at Portland. Me. with Pearson
G.. Evans Of Gorham, y. IL, a, president
and Alfred X. Evans OF the same place as
treasurer.
Jerry McGillculdy of Lewiston, Me, q
years old, returned from Thoma,'on, after
serving four years and two months IN the
state prison for the murder Of John Lahey
in drunken brawl.
Mrs Mary Robinson AGED G. was aCCl'
dcutally shot aud Killed Mt the hume Of her
sister. Mrs. Dexter Parks. al Russell, in
Springfield, Mass. ny her nephew, Robert
/ Dexter Parks.
IN unknown man was hrIled on the
southern division al Ia" Boston i Maine
railroad a, Winchester Mass. Ills head and
one IeG were severed from the trunk The
/ body i, apparently that 81 man about -
/ wears Of age, OF medium height and dark
complexion.
Considerable Cons'e, IatlOu va, felt at the
state Hospital when the house physician an
nounccd that there WAS case OF smallpox in
| one Of tie wards. The patient i, thas W,
| Pratt who came from New YORK Nov. on
/ the steamer {. II Northam.
| The differences between the Boston Gran.
/ tie Manufacturers Association and the Bns.
! ton Branch " the Granite Cutters National
| Union have been settled
Mrs. Bridget Buddy. 20 year, Of age. who
has been Ilylu. with her sons in Waithem.
Mass, was taken with hrmorrhagc VII +,
| passing along Calvary street. and was ~
| moved 10 house near by, where she
| died.
Lester Ball. aged -. a pupil at Hooker
schCu', Springfield. Mass has been arr strd
ON the charge of ar,ou. Fire was discovered
/ IN a closet NJ the schoolhouse. Several prcyi.