Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-10-25

new ENGLAND HAPPENINGS.
THURSDAY, OCT. Il.


tit.
Captain Scott, Wellingsley, Mass,
nsed q revolver il accomplishing his
| death.
Two Pawtucket (Mass.) lads are under
arrest for entering and robbing diff
ferent stores IN that city.
Peter Henry was caught between the
| forward boom and winch on a steamer al
/ CharIestown, Mass, and killed.
/ While cleaning windows in Charles
| town, Mass, Margaret Mclaughlin fell
from q second story and fractured her
| skull.
| J. & E. Stevens, Cromwell, Conn.,, lost
| their foundry and engine house by a
fire that began in the draft cupola.
! Their loss is $4,000, on which there is
| full insurance.
An Italian marquis, Luigi Carcano, IS
! seeking to recover $50, 900 from the estate
| of a Boston woman who, it is alleged,
/ agreed to give him that amount as
dowery for marrying her daughter in
1877.
FRIDAY, OCT. Is.
The strike of the weavers at the Gin
ton (Iass.) worsted mills has been
settled by compromise.
! Thomas Ryan. 40 years old, was killed
near North Adams. Mass, while track
walking.
Charles S. Store, 81 years, carpenter
j fell from the roof Of a building at Bev-
erly, Mass, and broke his neck.
In the arrest Of a man and woman
| the police of Boston believe that they are
| in a fair way to run down all Of the
members of a band Of letterbox workers.
SATURDAY, OCT. Is.
Brockton {Mass.) lasters refuse to go
on strike.
/ hna ind ri fa6
by the yellow fever.
Gold and silver discoveries have been
made in New Hampshire
Boston laborers had narrow escape
from asphixiation in a sewer.
Important arrests have been made in
connection with mail box robberies at
Boston
Michael McGarrahan sets $4,000 in
a suit against the consolidated railroad
for injuries following the derailment Of
a car
Mrs. Atllerton Blight, member of
the summer colony at Newport, r. L.
killed herself
Mildred Brewster, charged with kill
ing Anna Wheeler in Vermont, has been
placed under arrest at Montpelier; her
trial will begin Nov. 9.
SUNDAY, OCT IT
Girl named Holbrook was killed by
an electric at Maiden, Mass.
Two notorious burglars were caught
at Onset, having been followed from Bos-
ton.
During a quarrel C. H. Spencer was
shot dead by Nathaniel Mosely near
| Great Darlington, Mass.
Two sailors, belonging in Rockport
Mass, were drowned by the sinking of
their vessel off Cape Cod.
Charles rT4v1OI. 40 wears uFiIa
ing his brother at Provincetown, Mass.
was shot and killed while hunting
Isaiah Libbey, so years, collided with
an ice wagon at Charlestown, Mass,
While riding a wheel and was killed.
While suffering from an attack of
nurderous mania a domestic named
Fleming fractured the skull of A c.
Dixon and wife at Stamford, Conn, and
wounded thei" daughter.
MONDAY, OCT. 49,
Arthur Tallard, % years was killed by
a train at Lydonville, VT.
John O'Brien, railroad employee, had
both legs cut off while walking on the
track in Providence.
A seaman named Ulrich fell 80 feet
While furling a sail off Cape Cod hav-
ing both arms broken and reducing
shoulder to a jelly.
James N. Ward aged 81 years, died in
Bridgeport, Conn, from injuries sus-
tanned by being run over by a freight
train. Wards left leg and arm were
severed
Duncan H. McKenyon, a sailor, has
been arrested charged with burglary
and attempted assault Louise War
rem, who was choked in a terrible man
ner, at Bennington, VT.
TUESDAY, OCT. 10.
Wages in all the WOrSted mills in
Rhode Island are to be advanced Dec. 1.
A Brockton (Mass.) manufacturer has
appealed to the court for an injunction
against strikers.
John Colnan, Lawrence (Mass)
switchman, was caught between cars
and fatally mangled.
Arthur Bourassa, Is years, was
drowned near Portsmouth, r. l., by the
capsizing of boat.
a woodchopper named Hodgkins died
from! a bullet wound through the back
while at work near Lincoln. Me.
George Clark of Stoneham Mass, was
held UP, robbed and shot by highwaymen
in Montvale, almost under an electric
lights rays.
a strike among the sp1nners in the ST.
Croix cotton mill at Midtown, Me-. has
been settled. The girls struck because
of a reduction in wages.
An epidemic of diphtheria has broken
out in Northfeld VT The town officials
have closed the schools and churches,
and have forbidden public assemblies.
LoWelPs (MaSs.) city treasurer has
been enjoined against the payment of a
bill contracted in entertaining the city
government of Lawrence and 200 or more
citizens.
Frank E. Angerer of Brockton, Mass,
clerk and bookkeeper Of the Lilly Brack-
EFT company, has been arrested on a
charge of embezzlement He is a mem