Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-11-29

NEW ENGLAND HAPPENINGS.
SUNDAY. NOV. q.

killed. Dy a train MASS.
Edward Nc Andrews, four years old,
was burned fatally at Lowell. Mass.
Mial Davis, who gave S100 0GJ for Bap-
fist purposes. died at F'itchburg Mass.
James Boutlair, 16 years old. acciden-
tally shot himself at Whitinsville, Mass.
J. f. Towbe, with three aliases, is
under arrest at Providence for uttering
q worthless check.
John O'Neil is to be hanged for the
murder of Mrs. McCIoud of Shelburne
Falls, Mass, Jan. Z.
G. z. Brown, Pawtucket, r. 7, took
an over dose of laudanum by mistake
and did not recover.
James Boutladt, is years, shot him
self in the side at Whitinsville Mass,
while cleaning a revolver.
The 40 cotton and Isle knitters at the
hosiery factory at Thornton, r. l.. who
struck for higher wages, have surren-
dered.
MONDAY, NOV. %.
Judge Nelson. district judge for Mas
sachusetts, died at his home in Worces-
ter.
Patrick Davey was suffocated by il
Illuminating gas in his bedroom at Prov
idence.
Aquaro during a row in a Boston 1odg-
ing house
a Boston woman reported to the police
that she had been robbed of $1,000 worth
of jewelry.
Three prisoners escaped from the jail
at Auburn Me, and are thought to have
fled to Boston.
Police of Hartford prevented the at
tempt at suicide Of Alexander De Claim
and wife of that city.
TUESDAY, NOV. %.
Mass, Monday morning.
Ormand Fletcher. postmaster at Ches-
ter, VT, committed suicide by hanging
Henry McAllister. aged IS, drowned
himself at New Haven on account of
dependency.
Twenty Armenian lasters in a Lynn,
Mass, factory have struck against cut
in their wages.
DR.. John Hatch, Ossipee, n. H, whose
wife was found dead on Sept. IA has
been arrested on the charge of murder.
The coroner's jury which investigated
the death of Joseph Tecar of Rockland,
Me-, returned verdict that he came to
his death by accidental shooting.
The second annual meeting and ban
quet of the society of Mayf1ower descen-
dants of Massachusetts was held last
evening in Boston. There were about
$50 present.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 24.
E. r. Tower, recently deceased, was
short $4,000 as treasurer of Franklin
county, n. Y.
Tank, Sink and Faucet company's fac
tory at Westfield, Mass, was burned at
a loss of $4,000.
Minnie Brothers and Mary Burns re-
ceived fatal injuries at Rutland, VT,
while walking on the track.
ToI1 oil
beaten severely by a would-be robber
mt the riverside in Dover, N. H.
Henry Oates, Greenwich, Conn, was
nearly killed with stool by an unknown
negro whom he refused to hire.
Christopher Holt will die of injuries
received while attempting to pass under
a. car at New London, Conn. Just before
it started.
Requests of $1,000 have been left by
Colonel Nutter OF Concord, N. H, to the
following institutions: The orphans
home at Millville, the orphans home at
Franklin, the old ladies' home at Con-
cord, the Margaret Pillsbury hospital
at Concord and the Congregational
church at Barnstead.
THURSDAY, NOV. 25
w. N. Harding, a track walker, was
killed at Roxbury, Mass.
Verdict of $1,000 was given the plaintiff
against q Boston builder in a suit to
recover for injuries caused by a. falling
brick.
Ellen Winsor, a married woman of
Providence, claims to be the victim OF
a plot to blind and disfigure her features
for life.
DIR. Alexander M Parker, for several
years city physician of Deering, Me-.
died suddenly Wednesday forenoon He
was IS years old.
Thomas Davey, 81 years of age yes
terday died from gas poisoning at his
home in Providence. His roommate
Patrick Davey. was found dead early
Sunday morning in their room. His
death was due to inhaling Illuminating
gas.
FRIDAY, NOV. &c.
Frederick Trott, Boston waiter, aged
%. took carbolic acid and will die.
Door fell on Henry Maloney, aged SO.
in a barn at Bennington, VT, and he was
killed.
Margaret Mccain is under arrest at
Providence for threatening to kill her
husband.
Piece of bsefsteak lodged in the throat
OF John Mccarthy, aged 81, at New
Haven, and he suffocateG-
Sarah Hobbs, IS years old, fell over
kerosene stove at Lawrence, Mass, and
started fire that burnt her to crisp.
Fire caused damage to the amount OF
$4,000 on the steamer Barrowrnore at East
Boston just it was getting ready to
leave for London.
Somerville, Mass, man says he was
offered $1,000 to become a candidate for
mayor against the incumbent who has
strong views respecting municipal deal
ings with corporations.
Warden Bridges of CharIestown,
Mass, refused to permit state prison
convicts receiving turkeys or chicken or
visits from friends on Thursday. All
prisoners were fed on pork and kept in
their cells during the q fterr,nnr