Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-06-22
NEW ENGLAND NEWS NOTES,

Stephen Carlton, an old stage driver OF shs
keene section died At Nashua, y. h, at the
age OF SO years
| William Botham Of Pomfret, Conn, q far
| mer. % years OF age died from the effects Of
an overdose Of laudanum.
A body found in the Merrimac river at
Lowell. Mass. has been fully identified IS
that Of Henry McCabe Of North Chelmsford
The Rogers Manufacturing Company, max
ers OF bone goods at Rock Falls, Ct, whose
factory was burned three weeks ago, will re-
! build.
| Edward Porter was arrested AZ Sewbury-
port, Mass, for the larcency OF fl25 bicycle
| belonging to Charles II. Wilder of Topsneld
| at Ipswich.
The trouble with the lasters at Thompson
Bros. factory at Brockton, Mass, has been
satisfactorily adjusted without a strike. The
firm agreed TO the advance asked.
Thieves broke into Thomson 4 Arnold's
blacksmith and wheelwright shop al South
| birmingham. Mass, and stole q bay horse
and covered wagon, valued at sl5o.
The old burying ground was dug out by
workmen excavating for building on Emer-
son street at Haverhiil, Mass, and several
Indian relics and some bones were unearthed-
william Tindall, OF Lewiston. Me-. a stair
builder, while at work on the science build
ing at Bowdoin College, fell from the third
story. The physicians think he Is badly In
jured internally.
Celia Watts Of ChArlestown, who escaped
from the Homeopathic Insane Asylum at
Westboro, has been detained at South FRAN
| ingham, Mass, by Officer Egan, and will be
returned to that Institution.
Prof. John G. Wright, principal OF the
Worcester, Mass, classical high school has
been elected principal Of the Philadelphia
pa girls high school By the board of edu-
cation, the salary to be 1000.
An effort will be made by the citizens and
authorities of South Norwalk, Conn, to have
the United States monitor Niantonomoh take
part in the 24ith anniversary celebration oil
the town. which is to take place shortly.
The New HAMPSHIRE State Board of Equal
Ization and the New Hampshire Forestry
Commission met al Concord. y. b., and dis
cussed questions relative to the valuation OF
the timbered property in the northern section
OF the state.
In the United States district court at Hart
ford, Conn Simon Archienietz, charged Win
Illicit distilling at Waterbury. failed TO ap-
pear aud his bonds were forfeited Popklns
and Weismann, his associates, were cohNieIeo
and sentenced.
T.. II. Mallett, Jr., of Freepor, Ne,
wealthy manufacturer has assigned for the
benefit of his creditors to Judge Joseph W.
Symonds and Charles 5. Cook of Portland.
He has abundant property with when 10
cover his Indebtedness.
The state board of agriculture of all the
New England states and any other interested
in fruit growing participated in the field day
Of the Connecticut Pathological Society at
the fruit farm and nursery OF q. II. 4 J. d.
Hale in South Glastonbury, CT.
The agitation at Hartfor, CT, regarding
the non-employment Of resident Italian la
borers on the work connected with the troll
lev equipment OF the street railways In that
,itv resulted In the contractors setting about
twenty of the men to work. Later they Will
furnish work to over 800 local Italians.