Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-08-02
WEpN ESDAY,
July 80, 1902.

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Richard Barnes of Saxonville, Mass.
di iopped dead at his home ON Elm
street from natural causes.
| Harrison Hilton treasurer and tax
collector Of Wiscasset, Me-, many
years, died suddenly of heart trouble.
Herbert Tanning Of North Ber-
wick, Me-, who fell from a passenger
train died at the Trufl hospital in
Biddeford.
The Democratic caucus at Bldde.
ford, Me-, nominated for representa-
tives to the legislature George G.
CalGerwood and Leroy Haley.
NJ Rose Pabro, SO years old, of
Colul..pia street Fall River. was
truck and killed. by train from
Newpc1. She was walking on the
track.
The state Prohibition committee of
New Hampshire met at Concord to
perfect the organization for the cam
paign. The Rev. J. b. Carruthers will
begin lecture tour of the state at
once.
William B. Gowen. aged 67 years.
died at his home on Lake street,
Amesbury. In the civil war he served
four years in the Twenty-Seventh
Maine Regiment. He was q member
of E. p Wallace post, G. A. r.
John Cahill, second class electri-
ian of the United States steamship
Vixen, at the Portsmouth navy yard.
broke out Of the brig of the ship and
escaped. During the dinner hour he
sawed away the bars.
At a meeting of the Portsmouth IN.
H) police commission, Officer Michael
Hurley was promoted to be assistant
marshal. He is the officer who recov-
cred the five missing bodies in the re-
cent Isles Of Shoals disaster.
Bernard Perkins. aged 10 years, was
found hanging in the woods on
Lovers lane, Haverhill. He was an
inmate at the city farm, and had been
missing from the institution two
weeks None Of his relatives are
known.
The Biddeford (Me.) school board
has voted not to grant the petition
for allowing free use of school build
for a business college to be conducted
by friars of the Lemenals community.
City Solicitor Burnham rendered an
opinion that the board has no legal
right to grant the petition.
Deputy United States Marshal Hast
mouth, N. H., and took back with him
George Givens, who was captured in
the navv yard, while stealing Junk.
Ernest McNab, who was with Givens,
),ut who was captured in Portsmouth.
he was unable to take, owing to the
lbsence of q United States commits
ioner.
Vice Admiral de Beaumont and Rear
ADMIRAL Servan summarily relieved
If their commands by President Lou.
,et of France.
Date of King Edwards coronation
'fficially announced for Aug. 8.
Lower house of Cuban congress re-
oudiates Woods settlement with Cath
,lic church authorities.
United States army has a secret
high explosive shell, capable of pierc-
ing any armOr.
Servian cabinet, which resigned last
week, consents to remain In office.
Burgess turns town of Lansford,
Pa, over to sheriff because of riotous
strikers.
Clarence Adams, former representa-
tive and selectman of Chester, Vt.,
was recently shot by highwayman.
Boston city departments are feel
ing effects Of the coal strike.
Yacht Designer Crowninshield fined
$40 for assault upon A. G.. McVey, the
yachting expert of the Boston Herald.
THURSDAY. July 81, 1902.
Secretary Moody arrives at Salem,
Mass, in the Dolphin.
Wagon carrying players to q ball,
game struck by train at Lestershire.
N. Y.
Strike of American tube works, Som
erville, declared off.
Martin Mahan died at Providence,
the result of a 25-foot fall into an ele-
Jator we'll.
Schooner Medford of Bucksport,
1e.. 81 tons, "a years old, has been
old to Hampden parties and will con-
inue in the lumber carrying trade.
When Robert Sterling is located, he
yill be apprised that fortune Of
$4,000 awaits him in Nebraska. Sterl-
ng is an advertising solicitor, former
y of Brockton.
The Maine railroad commissioners
rave accepted the new line Of the Au-
,usta, Winthrop & Gardiner electric
railway, connecting Augusta with Win.
throp.
The medical examiner will investi-
gate the death Of Mrs. Lillian @
Worthington at Providence. Her hus-
band, William s. Worhington. Is un-
Ter bonds for trial on Aug. for an
,lleged assault upon her.
Whaling bark Greyhound returns to
New Bedford after four years voy-
ge.
Dr. Canright wires Conger that mis-
ionaries in China are in imminent
LANCER.
Representative Hay says we have
$1,000 soldiers in the Philippines. in
stead of Is, 900, as represented.
Mayor Of New London, Ct, will not
interfere In the Corbett-McGovern
fight.