Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-12-10
IMPORTANT VERMONT NEWS.

Mrs. Terryl Of Newport recently fell ant
disloeated her shoulder.
The creamery in Barton has receive,
462 ,021 pounds of milk this season.
The Lincoln Lumber Co. is making pow
der kegs for the South American market
Successful revival meetings are being
held at West Derby and East Hardwick
Mrs. Milton Sawyer of Norwich slipped
on the wet grass and broke one shoulder
About S27, 1000 have thus far been sub.
scribed for stock in the Black River rail
road.
Albert Burroughs of Coventry was in
stantly killed the other day by a falling
tree.
Fred Leonard OF West Wo. dstock broke
his leg, few days since, by fall in his
barn.
Mrs. E. s. Watkins OF Pittsford was re-
Gently thrown from carriage and her arm
was broken.
A young son of Alfred Guile OF Concord
fell while trying to board train and was
perhaps fatally injured.
Lewis, son Of Judge j. II. Hastings of
Wa.tstield, dropped dead in the street at
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 2S.
A barn belonging to Mrs. Murray OF
Coventry was burned last Saturday with
HaAet 4hohtib1 VI AahhiihE tOOios
Andrew Todd was run over by the cars
at Newport on Thanksgiving day and his
left foot was crushed so that it had to be
amputated at the instep.
The stores OF F. W. Tenney and OF Nc
Guire Bros. ,at Albany were each robbed OF
small amount of money and small arti-
cles the night of Nov. 25.
Governor Page has appointed B. b. Chit
tenden of Burlington, Prof. Dunton of
Poultney, ID. X. Locke of Bradford, State
Normal School examiners.
Will Prouty had his right hand badly
mangled ON a saw in mill at Newport a
few days since and Ray Young was badly
hurt on the head by board which few
from saw and hit him.
The little McFarlane girl at Barton, who
was recently, as was supposed, fatally,
shot in the head by the brother, is recov-
ering and appearances indicate that she
will soon be all right. The bullet is still
in her head.
Ex-senator Edmunds left Washington
Tuesday for Aiken, S. c., to spend the
winter with his wife and daughter, who
are already the-e. Mr.. Edmunds does not
expect to visit Washington again before
January.
Col. Hooker says that he has already re-
ceived promises from stockholders that
state fair at White River Junction win
have the largest number of cattle ever
shown at a state exhibition.
The winter meeting Of the Dairymen's
Association will be held in Brattleboro
January II to IL. Several well known men
from other states are expected to be pres
ent and profitable meeting is expected.
Reduced rates will be given by railroads
and hotels. Liberal premiums will be Of
fered for butter and cheese.
Nelson P. Cook OF Mount Holly, who
claims to represent a Boston newspaper
syndicate, hBs been arrested in Berlin, Ger.
many, and is waiting trial, charged with
fraud by the proprietors of the Minerva
hotel, where he lived for month without
resources. Cook states that he started
from Boston with one cent in his possess
ion, meaning to work his way around the
world.
Alta meeting at Springfield Monday No
vember 30, the Black River railroad elected |
as president, Adna Brown; vice-p president, |
Chas. Amsden; treasurer, ID. o. Gill; exec |
utive committee, Adna Brown, w. II. Fl. /
Slack and George A. Aver auditors, A. S.
Burbank, II. A. Fletcher and Fred Field. |
Directors, Adna Brown ofSpringfield, Don
&. Pollard of Proctorsville, Trial Russell |
of Cavendish, Chas. Amsden, Il. j. Call |
and M. g. Robinson of Weathcrsfield, G. |
ii. Stowell of Claremont, N. H., and Geo. |
A. Aver of st. Albans.
Major Josiah Grout gave some sound |
doctrine on Vermont recently, when he
said: "The future of Vermont was never
brighter than now. Ii has heretofore |
been claimed that the state and its inter-
ests were ON the down grade, but il
Judge other signs OF the times correctly, |
the state is again moving up the hill of
progress and Is sure to attain prosperity. !,
afar ff,av. Lap fr..
Vermonters only need to stand by YER
mont, represent its advantages in their
true light and her future will be all right,
Why so pale pnd wan, fond love, Pritheel
why so pale? "Well if the truth must be
told, have the most villainous cold a
man ever had" She only smiled conf
dent and happy smile-and brought down
4 bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Brattleboro Reformer and Phoenix
ire having lots of fun Dragging over each
other as to their respective scoops"
They also accuse each other of stealing
news each week and may succeed in Civ
ng their readers the impression that
neither sheet could possibly be issued
without an opportunity for stealing from
he other.
have tried Salvation Oil in my own
'ase for neuralgia and experienced much
)enefit from its use. It's very penetrating
md always gives relief. j. S. Lewis, Man.
Ifacturer Boots & Shoes, 54 Fayette St.,
Baltimore, Md.
1t is understood that the Vermont
'uilding at the worlds fair is to be con-
tructed entirely of Vermont's materials
With granite from Barre, marble from
rutland, slate from Fair Haven, etc. It
proposed to erect oue-storv building
With 1900 square feet of flooring, say 30x /
0, or its equivalent. In entering upon !
heir work the Vermont managers are /
eginning to feel that the state appropri- :
tion will not be sufficient to provide for !
creditable state representation and it is :
aid that they will endeavor to raise sI0,-
DO more by private subscriptions. in n
hares of 500 each. Vermont does not
ant to be behind her sister states ofequal q
ze and wealth in this matter. n
The harsh drastic f,urooffroc ,,,,,,. !,