Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-02


GOV. Fuller has collected and for
warded 10 j. NJ Samuels, chief of the
department of horticulture at the
Worlds Fair, a display Of Vermont
products, consisting Of about 40 va
rieties.
The slate trade in the vicinity OF
Fair Haven presents an unfaNorabie
outlook. Quite large number OF
qnarries which are devoted 10 manu-
featuring roofing slate are now piling
their stock on the banks, awaiting or
ders.
The examination of candidates for
admission to the bar is ended. The
board passed w. A. Atwell Of Fairfax,
Z. G.. Barber of BIattleboro, G.. a.
Brigham Of Rutland, ;. VI. Flint, Max
L. Powell and w. II. Collision of Bur
lington, +. Z. Smith Of Brighton. Mr..
Atwell had the highest per cent-9l.
Frank c. Parks, one of st. Johns
bury's Cinnamon, who was recently
indicted on charge of being one OF
party engaged in regular system OF
smuggling Cinnamon into this State,
had his trial in the United States court
at Rutland last week and was SEN
fenced 10 two months ia the House Of
Correction and TO pay fine Of 500.
The new officers Of the Vermont
Bar Association are; president. G. NJ.
Wilds Of Middlebury; vice presidents.
W. ). johnson Of Woodstock. john II. f
Stetson Of Bradford. q. NJ Barter Of
Arlington; secretary. George W. Wing I
of Montpelier; treasurer. Hiram Carl /
ton Of Montpelier; executive commit T
tee. L. G.. Swiningt0n Of Rutland. 4. /
II. Albee Of Bellows Falls; 4. :. stan
ton Of Roxbury and d. NJ. Foster Of
Burlington.
The semianuual meeting Of the YER
mont Homeopathic Medical Society
was held at Waterbury, Oct.25. Da-
vid G. Noble. of Middlebury. was H.
,ensed to practice. II. :. Boardman.
Df Montpelier, was elected president;
w. f. Wizard. of Waterbury. secre-
AIRY; j. +. Shattuck, of Wells River.
rice president; +. ID. Worcester. of ;
springfield, treasurer. Ii. T.. Parker
md X. NJ. Minard. Of Barre. discussed
clinical medicine; W. b. MAYO. of ]
Northfeld. surgery; j. +. Shattuck. {
pathology; and there was a general
discussion of other subjects.
james John Van Allen. who was
onfirmed last week by the senate. as
AMBASSADOR TO Italy. by the vote OF 80
cas- and % nays, east his maiden vote I
a 1892. when he was As years Of age. c
p to that time. he had stoutly main O
lined that lit was vulgar TO vote. y
ont YOU know" This fact was dis =
)vercd by a reporter, who went all !
yer the registry lists since 1850, OF Il
le city of Newport, II. l., where Van g
len has his residence, and where his y
ther resided before him. As the II
roy Times SAYS: Like the '.floater''
no sits on the fence till the heeler p
it'll the Doodle comes around. Mr.. y
an Allen appears to have held back v
5 vote till he saw what was in it W
indsor Journal. u
The Vermont State Agricultural So -
~ ii"' Ni'1tth iiitct Ollittiss DItSl- II
mt, John W. Cramton of Rutland: ~
e presidents, Joseph {. Parker of " }"
iechee, Henry c. Cleveland of Cow ~
try, ii. II. Mcintyre of West Ran y
lph, Charles j. Bell Of Walden; Sec ~
AIRY, Henry Clark of Rutland: treas ~
en- Joseph c. Parker of Quechee:
ance committee, Crosby Miller. II. D.
Root and II. IL. Mcintyre: board of -, -,
'ectors. Henry G. Root of Benning- ~
|, William II. Sanford of Orwell. ~,
nry Chase of Lyndon, Crosby Mil NJ NJ
of Pomfret. Henry b. Kent of Dor n :"
Lemuel 5. Drew of Burlington. - "a
orge Davis of Montpelier, Henry c. ~;
veland of Coventry, Charles j. Bell ~
East Hardwick, II. II. MCINTYRE of II"
st Randolph, w. Seward Webb OF ~ ~,
'lbuIne. +. c. Smith of st. Adams. " :
ldley b. Smalley of Burlington. "
aries NJ. Winslow of Brandon. Geo. %
Hooker of Brattleboro, f. n. Bis l ,ae
OF East Shoreham, Thad. NJ. Chap &c 20
n of Middlebury and Henry NJ. 81 o.
ms of Springfield. lor