Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-04-20
NEW ENGLAND NEWS NOTES.

The schooner Josie johnson went ashore
at the head OF Proyincetown. Mass, harbor,
where she lies full Of water.
The millinery store Of Mis- '. VI. Gray, At
South Berwick. Me. vas broken and about
1900 worth Of ribbons stolen.
A summer house Jn the coast near Fresh
Water cove. Gloucester. Mass, owned by
Elbridge Russ. was destroyed by fire.
John Cannon. for breaking and entering
the residence OF Atkins Hughes Of Truro.
Mass, was given 10 years in the state prison
Charles Hayden died at Auburn, Me-, from
injuries resolved by being blown IS feet by a
premature blast in a ledge where he was at
WORK
Z. H. shaw Of Chelmsford Mass, has been
appointed cadet at the United states Military
Academy Percy Rand, Fitchburg. Mas. as
an alternate.
While at work at Newpo1,SR l., Charles
b. Humes was struck on the Head by plank
blown trom the root, friseturin-, his sSulL he
died from his Injuries.
At meeting OF the executive council of
Augusta, Ne, the newly appointed Judge of
the supreme court. 5. {. Street. was con-
lrmed and took the oath uf Office.
A Russian Finn wa- Aill,~l near the Rock
port, Mass, depot on the L. 4 VI. railroad.
He was walking on the track with a compan-
ion, who narrowly e~.'apeda similar fate.
Station Agent Tomlinson was arrested at
Branford Conn. and charged with criminal
negligence in having caused the death OF
Samuel Stent, who was struck by train and
killed.
The Rhode Island house spent nearly four
hours wrangling over the anti-vaccination
act with locked doors to compel the attend
ance OF members. The hill was finally lost On
the deciding vote oi the speaker.
9eorge II. Griff1ths is under arrest at Fail
River, charged with Illegal registration and
illegal voting last November Grffith- went
10 Florida on hearing tina; warrant vas out
for him. only returning IA few days agv.
Landlord G.. {. Week. oi thu Hotel Nue lie
! Eau, Laronia. y. H.. has di-coyed that dur
ing the winter thieves have taken everything
Of value in the housa. with the exception OF
the furniture. The lo-~ Is several hundred
dollars.
The grand jury returned tolr indictments
against President Putnam Of the Granite
State bank Exeter. y. H.. for the larceny Of
S2l, 900. embezzlenent OF $50 900 in bonds.
larceny Of 800 and embtzzlement OF $1,000
in checks.
Employees Of the Union Railroad company
Of Providence, Il. l., are excited over reports
that their paw j. to he cut down. Officials OF
the ;ompany r'.fust to make any statements,
but the men claim that they will not accept =
fedGCtlon-
John Denehy, a resident of West Millburv,
| Mass, went to Oxford on foot TO visit the
| grave OF his daughter. His dead body wa
| found later near the line between the two
towns He evidently became exhausted and
! perished in the snowstOrm.
! Mrs. Hugh HarkinS &c years Of age, at
/ tended the wedding OF her niece. Ellen Foley
| in North Leominsts While watching the
| dancing which followed the wedding she
! dropped dead from heart disease. She leave-
! a husband and five children.
/ The Rhode Island factory Inspection bill,
| which was passed by the house some week
! ago. will probably herome law. The senate
| committee gave 4 hearing and as manGfa~-
/ turers appeared in favor OF the measure there
/ will lie no opposition 70 the passage Of thu
| bill.
| glass tube filed with explosives was
/ found on the doorstep Of George Honneker :
! residence at South Norwalk. Conn. A fuse
! had been burned down tn the glass. Hon
/ neker has been causing the arrests OF the sa-
| loon keepers Of the town. whom ii is thought
! had the bomb placed where it was found.
: General Hyde. president Of the Bath, Me-,
/ iron works and his son made PERSONAL in
! ,pection OF the site proposed for the removal
/ Of the works TO New London, Conn Mr.
! Hyde WAS greatly pleased with it. He will
! return for n formal conference with citizens
! regarding the pr, ositioE recently made 10y
\ his ntmuanN