Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-15
IMPORTANT VERMONT MATTERS.

! Lasts twice as long as cheap soap LOT
! laundry use-Brussels.
) Some contemplate Individual has been
+ poisoning horses in Rutland.
Those who worship at the shrine OF the
economical Brussels soap arise purlneo'
A Rutland woman has been sent to the
work house for 243 days for liquor selling
, It's economical Brussels soap.
A fine specimen OF the snowy owl was
shot in Charlotte a few days ago.
2s5 tons OF ice have been gathered for
: the asylum at Brattleboro.
Don't injure the hands and ruin the
clothes by using poor soap. World soap
is pure.
A. J. Markham, the campaign singer, now
leads the Universalist church choir in
Brattleboro.
II is easier to Stake the thirst of a bot
| tomless barrel than TO get along without
Brussels soap.
While drawing logs at No. Troy, Beuoit
MIDGET was terribly Injured by a birch
! log rolling on him.
7 ooh, woman, in thy hours OF ease, uncer-
{, tain, coy and hard to please" With chill
dren hurt, long hours she's spent. Do try
Salvation oil, the liniment.
The stockholders OF the Rutland road
meet on the 18th to ratify the recent lease
to the Central Vermont.
Pleasant to the taste, surprisingly quick
in effect and economical in price-no won
der that DIR. Bulls Congh Syrup is the
leading preparation Of its kind.
Cattle trains from the West destined for
Boston are again being run over the Rut
land division of the Central VT.
Two Tinmouth ladies were hurt in
runaway at Rutland the other day.
1t is said that 900 tons of ice are cut
yearly on Lake Bomoseen for private ice
houses in that vicinity.
We can sympathize with a man who
falls downs stairs; also witha woman who
does not use the economical Brussels soap.
The Rutland trustees report the money
for streets all gone. Thus the streets must
care for themselves until april.
The number Of hens kept in this section
this winter outnumbcrs any previous win
ter ten TO one, and the no of eggs sold is
rot quite one TO ten.-Bridge~ater CORE |
spondcnce.
The liquor business at Bellows Falls is |
becoming somewhat unpopular. States |
Attorney Hit recently prosecuted two
cases with 500 and costs, and two Others |
with $50 and costs each.
The Chase toy works give promise OF be-
coming one of Rutland's chief industries.
More than go men are constantly employed
and owing TO a rush of orders are work
ing from three to five hours nights.
The "baby's best friend" is DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup ,since it maintains the babys
health by keeping il free from collie, diar-
rhoea, etc.
Cloture is new term to apply to Amer
lean legislation. It is French for the pre-
vious question, and implies the rule OF the
majority.
A ,,,ost ae,.c.o,.o,,. 4t,s,.v 10 ., olls..- 90, |
tarrh TO run on. Use at once Old Sauls
Catarrh Cure and get well. Price only 20
cents.
Geo. Wright.the bold highwayman, who
"held up" several Hartford people, includ-
ing an officer sent to arrest him, has
been sentenced to u years in states pris-
on.
You say what the greatest surgical op-
Grafton on record is but don't lose track
OF those rolled edge Lumbermens Overs
spoken Of by the Wales Goodyear Co. on
another page.
The largest beet creature ever slaughter
ed in the u. 3. was dressed IN Barnet, re-
Gently and shipped to Boston, dressed
weight by estimate being $500 pounds.
This was one OF the. big oxen formerly
owned by L. d. Hazen.-Barton item in
Lyndon Union.
T.. L. Goodspeed's new dry house, at
ground on Sunday morning, with full
stock OF slaves and headings which were
ready to take out on Monday. This is the
second dry house burned ON that founda.
ton this summer.
Editor Reed OF the Richford Journal, and
Rev. J. Fl. Wallace were run away with at
Richford the other day and narrowly es-
capped serious injury.
Some soaps are little else than fancy
oil
and the balance nearly all rosin. Brussels
soap is soap only, and the best and most
economical at that.
Rev. A. A. Smith of the Cong1 church.
Johnson, has resigned.
Rev. b. S. Adams, Cong'l pastor at Sc.
Johnsbury East, died Friday morning af
ter along illness.
Rev. n. W. Grover of st. Johnsbury Cen
tire has accepted call to the Con'I church
at Center Ossipee, n. II.
Rev. G. A. Mills has closed his pastorate
with the Cong'l church at Newport.
The Methodists of Glover have hung
100 pound bell in the belfry of their house
IF worship.
has accepted the call as pastor of the Pres )
)yterian church at st. Johnsbury and en- a
cred upon his labors.
Rev. Mr.. Prentiss, Congregati onalist. is =
Engaged to preach at Wiilislon. 4
The Cong'l church at Coventry. which K
ias been supplied by Newport during the 4,
'ast year by Rev. G. A. Mills, is now look I.
ng for pastor to reside with them. =
1t is hoped to have the deaication Of q
Trinity Universaiist church at.Rutland on d
II about Jan. p. !,
Rev. Fl. s. Fiske Of Beverly, Mass. who 4
ias been temporarily supplying the pulpit 4,
4 the Universalist church at Rutland. has ei
eeepted the cal recently extended 10 b,
i'm.
The corporation tax law passed By the -
ast legislature requires foreign CORPORA
ions doing express business IN the state d
D pay four per cent OF their cummings ~
nsiness done IN Vt. into the state freas- =.
~ linking Tins law for preteat. and i,e q.
inning with the New Yesr. the Aneriesn =
~ National express companies advanced m
heir tariff on VT. business corTesr,r,, - ~
+. In other words these nonao.5sas - ca