MARRIED:
In Grafton, Dec. 20, by Rev. G. Robbins, Wm O. Mansfield, of Lynnsfield, to Sarah A., daughter of Bradford Chase.
In Ashburnham, Dec. 9, Ivers Brooks of Gardner, to Mrs. Hannah Brooks, of Ashburnham.
14th, Robert Balentine to Bridget E. Leonard, both of Gardner.
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In Chelsea, Dec. 21, by Rev. J.P. Longworthy, Eugene Milliken to Sara E L, daughter of Dea J. Campbell all of Chelsea.
In Barre, 13th inst., by Rev. John B. Beach, J. Collins Smith of Springfield, to Ella F. Sibley of New Braintree.
In Petersham, 6th inst., by Rev. Wm. Miller, Henry G. Hutchinson of Ware, to Miss Livia L. Warner of Hardwick.
Also, 7th, Theodore W, Fisher of Athol, to Miss Lucy A., only daughter of Dea. Z. F. Shumway.
Also, 19th, Sextus P. Goddard to Miss Josie M. Gates, both of Petersham.
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DIED:
In Leominster, Dec. 1, Sarah Lincoln 52 years 5 mos
4th, Mrs. Adalisa H., wife of the late Aldolphus Chapin, 47 years 6 mos.
7th,Mrs. Clara, wife of George Gates, 34 years 10 mos.
13th,Mrs. Adigail, widow of the late, 84 years 5 mos.
In Lunenburg, Dec. 14, Addie E. Colburn, 25 years.
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In Ashby, Dec 17, Mrs Mary Ann, wife of Edward Henshaw, formerly of Fitchburg, 21 years.
In Warwick, 12th inst. Samuel Robbins 30 years. He was killed instantly by the fall of a tree.
In Amherst, 9th inst., of consumption, Rev. Zenas Bliss, 57 years.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT
Last Thursday, Miss Clara Fay, of Barre, says the Gazette, ws at the house of her brother in Rutland, and when attempting to go hastily to the door to speak to the stage driver who was passing the house, opened the wrong door and fell down the cellar stairs, sustaining a severe fracture of the knee-pan. She remains at her brother's house, under the care of Dr. Tripp.
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SUPERIOR COURT - Civil Term -- Morton, J.
In the case of John Lyon vs. H.D. Sanford, for libel, the jury returned a verdict of $15 for theplaintiff. The alleged libel consisted of issuing of a printed handbill containing derogatory to the character of the plaintiff.
In the case of John Wood vs. George B. Cobb, et al. a verdict was given under instructions, and the case went up to the higher court on law questions. The action was for damages received by the plaintiff by being knocked down and run over by a team alleged to have been driven by an employee of the defendent.
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