Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-04
IMPORTANT VERMONT NEWS.


mate and that is a woman.
Mrs. Bailey of South Windham, So years
of age. has knit five large mats recent
ly.
]. N. King OF Montpelier had the thumb
OF one hand badly lacerated by cutting
off saw.
Rev. s. L. Vincent has accepted call to
the Cong'l churches at Jamaica and West
Townsend.
Henry A. Stimets of Highgste Center,
received severe fall a short time ago,
breaking one arm.
The grand jury of the United States cir
cult court at Windsor at its present ses-
tion found IA true bills.
A young man named Emerson fell 20 IT.
from pile OF lumber at Rutland and re-
ceived very serious injunies.
The state board of agriculture meets at
Montpelier June 8, to make final arrange
ments for publishing its paper.
II is understood that the steam mill at
Westminster is to be torn down and re-
moved because OF unjust taxation.
A barn partly filed with hay, situated
in Chittenden near the Mendon line, was
burned early last Sunday morning.
The foundations OF the new Cong'l
church at Ludlow are laid The edifce is
expected to be completed in November.
Ray, son OF Fred Bingham Of Westmin-
ster fell from fence and dislocated one
shoulder besides sustaining other severe
bruises.
David Rollins " Newport Center re-
Gently narrowly escaped being seriously
burned by his clothing taking f-e while
burning brush
A broken car wheel derailed hog train
near Ludlow. Several swine were killed
and the track was blocked for hours.
Charles Boyington, an employee OF the
consumers ice company at Burlington,
had his nose and cheek bone broken by
falling board.
Frank Fenneff OF Burlington was seri-
ously gashed and bruised about the head
by the derrick in the marble mills at Bur-
lington.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated newspaper for
May prints a sketch with portrait OF Hen
ry c. 1de, United States land commission
er at Samoa.
Freeman d. Beede, native OF Lyndon,
and prominent Odd Fellow but since
1878 residing In Lowell, Mass. died last
Sunday aged SO years.
Carroll Andrews of Albany had several
teeth knocked out and his lower jaw
broken last week by piece Of board fiy-
ing from circular saw.
John Whalen of Montpelier has been
sent to the house of correction for intoxi-
cation and f. NJ. Locklin fined $l5S.07 for
furnishing the liquor.
The r. @. Hill sawmill at East Elmore
with machinery, lumber sheds and about
$500 worth OF lumber were burned May 20.
There was no insurance.
Two negroes who robbed a drunken
man OF $50 at Bellows Falls last Thursday
evening were arrested at Castleton last
and taken to Bellows Falls.
Forest, son OF NJ. ID. Cook, native OF
and a graduate OF Middlebury
college in the class OF 1912, has just been
elected mayor OF Galesburg, Ill.
DR.. s. H. Foster, the man recently men.
toned in the dispatches as having COM
mitted suicide at Malone, n. Y, was
graduate of Middlebury college, class OF
1870.
Athol. the 7-year-old son of Leonard /
Berry OF North Troy had one side OF his
ACE and neck and one hand severely burn
ID while fooling with powder the other
day.
Mrs. Farnum Thompson aged 20 years
n nile deranged May q, attempted to
commit suicide at her home in Richmond,
Dy first cutting her throat and then hang-
ng herself.
Mrs. David Brown of East Elmore. was
IN Nav IS, thrown from carrlsge Dy
horse and two OF her rlDs Drok-
N. She also received other serious Druis-
IS.
Henry, little son of VIM. Canning OF
=, ,.eitino IL caught in cart wheel when
~ = ;ytesmnting to climb into the rear OF the
Tehicle. ,,,.,
u,gh r Hughes at work in the VIII
s edwards slate quarry at Poult-
,ar was crushed badly by falling stone
-, Mondav. His spinal column was DIS
ocated and his injuries are pronapiy IA
al. -, =,
rr,,o tolk about the ssssddle back" rail-
= from Rutland to Montpelier Is being
evived and there is again a strong prop-
'hiiitv that the scheme or some1nins oee
er may be developed TO connect 'ne '"o
ections. -
rha Montpelier Band has been engaged
!. ths regimental band for the muster at
y ,snninofon centennial week. IL is eA-
le.,ad that practically the same organlza-
;nn M 40 pieces, as that whlcn wen. "
ION lo,,. Work on the Washington centennial,
will go to Bennington.
charles Loundry, formerly OF Winosor,
.Sa-,tlx discharged from the state prison
: Concord, n. H., where he hao served
ar,,, of seven years, is AGAIN II as -
iia having been caught attempting 70
,,r,,iarize ,,r, the house of Chas. Holt OF
na aaTfiand lar and he is now in jail at WOOD
took. &
The Fish and Game League is getting IN l
enc good work in punishing vlolatols 8
: ne six-inch trout law. Geo. " 1eSlel' 8
"a s'i Geo. p. Russell of Rutland, ana Da- {
"a IA Raird of Chittenden last Monoay re- ]
~ paid s., q, and $40 with costs IN
! -, case and West Brattleboro ooy was I
~ "a so tor similar onence- I
PRANK o. Randall formerly Of St; Jonns-
:, =, "srr and later of Montpelier ana Barre
ss nst been released from state prlson,
s,s ster Serving term for forging tns nanhS il5
Ssiies r. Durkee to check. hanuai, i /
a,,,as 1850 ~ 4 good family and his enIorceu !
.r.,sIitv and abstinence may result IN I
al ,eting inc something of him other tnah !
runken loafer.
the United states court at WINDSOR, +
tav 25, John Lamore of Lyndonvlile wa v
,sd ned 81 without costs for eorrespo {
~ I'm the Louisiana Co. by postal caro-; n
ram Cartwright of Derby, the owner d y c
= !. "a, famous slime Store" was convicted
"a n tined 100 with six months IN NeM A