Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-01-07
IMPORTANT VERMONT NEWS.

James Arthur of Barnet had an ankl
badly bruised while skidding logs.
! A mandatory in Brattleboro shipped
10000 rocking horses for the holiday trade
DIR. Kimball of North Troy slipped ant
fell the other night and fractured bon
| in his ankle.
There will be about 1900, 900 feet OF lum
Der hauled TO the mill in Walden this win
ter il there is snow.
c. NJ. North of Shoreham fell on the ic
outside OF his gate the other day and brok'
his leg below the hip.
Charles Ballard of Brattleboro was sem
to the house of correction Saturday for 40
days, for illegal liquor selling.
! An alleged priest was arrested in Rut'
land for stealing gold watch in Troy, n
Y. He was taken back to Troy.
The mountain land in West Dover is be.
ing bought by parties who believe iron oi
good quality is to be found there.
While at work in mill in East Burke
last week Wesley Chapel had one finger
sawed off and his hand otherwise injured,
Mrs. t. G.. Bailey of South Newfane slip
ped and fell last week, dislocating her
wrist and breaking one bone of her right
arm.
Irving, three year-cld son OF William
Roberts of FairhaSen, fell out of the sec
ond story window Christmas day but was
not injured.
A 15-year-old son OF George Ducharm Of
Winooski has been arrested for stealing
money from the residence of Rev. Father
Audet, of that village.
John, son of G. l.. Bagley OF Moretown,
while at work in Fayston, cut cash six
inches long on the top of one foot, and
two inches on the sole.
II is said that only one mining enter
prisein twenty is successful. Vermonters
should bear this in mind and be reasona-
bly, sure the stuff is there before going
ahead.
A little daughter OF j. T. Wells OF VOL
colt was running across the floor with a
hat pin in her mouth, when she fell, driv
ing the pin down her throat, lacerating it
quite badly.
w. B. Lawrence OF West Townshend,
who is over 60 years OF age, recently fell
on the ice and sliding down steep bank,
had three ribs broken and was otherwise
badly injured.
Fred w. Chandler, a former Brattleboro
boy, who aided Alberton, cashier in Ia
coma, Wash, to escape with $500, 900, has
been sentenced to five years imprisonment
at hard labor.
The work OF filling the big grain eleva-
tor at Richford has been commenced. 1t
has stood empty ever since IL was built. 1t
is rumored that another elevator is to be
built there.
Teams are being stopped at DoTr bridge
near Rutland by would be- hig gnwaymen,
but as yet the horses have been able to es.
cape from their grasp when urged on by a
sharp cut of the whip.
Mrs Cusick OF Winooski fell down stairs
last Monday and sustained a fracture OF
the radius OF the right arm, compound
fracture OF the right wrist
and fracture OF the left arm.
Merton Wheeler and Myron Sibley, two
boys, were seeing who was
the best skater the other day when the ice
broke, and but for twigs which aided |
them, might have been drowned.
The barbershop OF Mellow & Gomez in |
Rutland was broken into and S35 taken |
from the money drawer. Hoag's bakery |
In the same town has been entered three
times in the past two weeks, but the bur- /
glars secured nothing.
"Now is the winter of our discomfort
made glorious summer by Ayers Sarsa- !
parilla. This wonderful medicine so in
vigorates the system and enriches the 1
blood that cold weather becomes positive |
" enjoyable. Arctic explorers would do |
well to make note OF this.
The annual convention OF the Vermont /
State Spirit ialist association will be held /
at Waterbury Friday, Saturday and Sun !
day, Jan. IS, 16, II. Noted lecturers and !
speakers are expected to be present. Fare |
one way on the Central VT. railway.
Whooping cough, Group, sore throat,
sudden colds, and lung troubles peculier
to children, are easily controlled by /
promptly administering AYERS Cherry /
Hbau 10 - aufa 20 iuE
certain in its action, and adapted to all
The improvements on the Brattleboro /
water system are practically completed.
The main has been extended half mile to
the springs--14 in number-which have
been bricked up and covers placed over
hem and the water is taken directly from
them instead OF swamp which they /
made.
"Johnny-Johnny if you don't go in
The house this minute and get your over
shoes, I'll tell your mother" "Tell on
hen, amt a caring-we've thrown away I
our rubbers AND taken to DIR. Bulls Cough
syrup, we have"
Mrs. Perley Proctor OF Windsor was
hanging out clothes from her home near a
brook when she slipped and fell into the
water. A man passing rescued her i'm an
I
)n her system was severe and but for
prompt medical aid would probably have
lied.
Should be kept at stables and stock
fards.-Salvation Oil is the best friend not
Dnly of man but OF dumb beasts as well.
For swelled joints, strained tendons, old
Iores, saddle gals and wounds OF all
Iinds there is no remedy like Salvation
)n.
The Baptist church in Chester is proba-
)ly one OF the oldest in the State. II was
,rganized in 17SS. A house Of worship,
0x50 feet, was erected the same season,
which was occupied until 1895, when it
vas removed and the present brick church
,uilt. Rev. Aaron Leland was pastor OF
he society from 17SS until his death in
s33, period Of IS years.
Elazir Gorham, aged 79,a leading citizen
4 Wilmington, died Dec. 81. He was born
n Dover in 1872, and was largely engaged
n teaming between southern Vermont
md Boston before the building Of the VT.
nd Mass. road. Removing to Whining
on he was, for over % years, a member Of