Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-27
State of Vermont.
Its News Condensed and Rewritten for
Our Readers.

me International company infil
recently burned at Newport, is 70 be
rebuilt at once.
Gen. Wheelock 6. Veazey and fami-
~ of Rutland are spending their vaea-
ton at Bar Harbor.
..Jumbo" strawberries, measuring
five and half inches, are boosted of
| by Coventry people.
The steeple of st. Moniea's church
at Barre was struck by lightning and
damaged 81 900 worth.
The 18th Regiment Of Vermont Vol
unteers will hold reunion at Lynd0n-
vile, September IS and 81.
The Boston < Maine has raised the
pay of the engineers and firemen on
the Passumpsic and Lake roads.
Forty-seven new doctors were turu-
ed out by the Burlington Medical col
lege. 'All's well that ends we'll.
The Boston & Maine railroad has
sold 10000 tickets to the Worlds Fair
since May |, most Of them from Bos-
ton.
/ Il. 5. Drew Of Burlington and en-.
Winslow Of Brandon viii take their
herds Of AYRSHIRE cattle to tie Worlds
Fair next month.
A. J.Lang, for many years business
manager of the st. Adams Messenger,
has left that paper and gone into mer-
camille business in st. Albans.
The Ludlow Tribune viii continue
under the management Of the late f.
&. Cranes estate. Rev Evan Thomas
has been engaged as editor
GOV. Fuller has appointed Hon. Da-
yid hSim0nds Of Manchester, Exami-
ner Of Teachers for the County Of BEN
nington, vice A. G. Ferrin, resigned
and removed from the State.
Edison Allen,a young Morgan horse,
was driven full mile at Howard Park,
Tuesday, i'm 2:27 10. and after being
rubbed down was given a half mile in
LILO. He was driven by his owner, b.
A. Austin.
The annual meeting Of the Vermont
Society, Sons Of the American Reyo-
luton will be held at the Bates House,
Rutland. Wednesday evening, Aug
ust l6. The business meeting viii take
place at o'clock, TO be followed by
the annual banquet.
Mrs. Catherine GiIhooly, who was
brought 10 the House OF Correction
from Burlington about six weeks ago. |
to serve a sentence for selling liquor. |
was released Wednesday on condi-
tional pardon from Gov Fuller. The /
cause was the death Of the prisoners
brother.
A Burlington paper has this local:
Two strangers who were in town les
terday ''seeing the sights, wandered
up 10 the university. After making
obeisance to the statue. Of Lafayette
and doing homage to the bust Of John
7. Howard, they sauntered up to
student who was sitting near and ask
ed. .'ls this what they call DR.. Webs
farm?"
Coy. Fuller has appointed Major
Osman u. Clark. lst Regt., Capt. Fred
b. Mudgett. Go. T., lst Regt..and Capt.
Arthur G. Eaton. 60. II, lst Regt.. 4
board of inspection to meet at Mont
pclier. July 26, and examine and re-
port upon the condition Of clothing.
camp and garrison equipage. ordnance
stores and such other property as may
be- brought before them. for which
Brig. Gen. W. II. Gilmore. quarter
master general. Is responsible.
Geo. w. Cook of st. .Johnsbury was
attacked by bull on his farm above
he Centre, recently. He was trying
% drive the bull into the barn when !
he animal became enraged and turn
ID upon Mr. Cook. The bull knock /
ID him down and tried 10 gore him.
The horns were Just FAR enough apart 9
% allow them 10 enclose Mr.. Cooks :
BODY SO that lac was not gorcd. But n
Defore help could arrive he was severely
Y bruised. and il is uncertain how So .
'ious his injuries viii prove. Mr.Cook j
would. undoubtedly. have been killed :
lad not neighbor arrived and re- =
eased him. 4
6eoige Ramsey of kyegate, aged 4
bout ls.was drowned in the Connect
cut, Tuesday night Just below Dodge's !,
falls. He and two Others were i'm
but none Of them were ,
Tood swimmers. Ramsey was learn =,
NJ to swim with board. The board !,
Tipped away from him and lac began
q sink. One of the Others tried to =,
escue him. but was unable Ia save !
i'm. The body was recovered in about !
alf an hour. but all attempts to re- !
uscitate him We're futile. He was :,
right and promising boy. !,
Among the duties and fees paid by
he Central Vermont customs depart e
lent Ia the government. through the =
zeal customs office. were during the -
ear ending July ]. 1891. Sls3, 667.5l: "
ear ending july l. 1892. s269. 1869: "
ear ending July I. 1898, 1899. COS 30. \
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