Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-14


terbury, October Is.
Newport, it is understood, will make
an attempt to secure an appropriation
of $50, 900 for public building.
Henry c. Ide of ST. Johnsbury has
accepted the position ofChief Justice of
Samoa, and expects to leave for his
post on the October steamer
Mr. and Mrs. William Levin (nee
Howe) sailed for Germany on the
Vera, Saturday. They went to New
York, spending few days at Pawling
with her brother, manager of the Miz.
zen Top Hotel.
! The Vermont Supreme Court has
dissolved the injunction against the
East Barre Water Company, which
was obtained by the Barre Water Com
pany, and waterworks will now be
completed in East Barre.
A. III. Gilmore, son OF Gen. w. III.
Gilmore Of Fairlee, and who has for
some years been employed on the Bos-
ton Globe, has, with c. Fred Crosby,
another experienced journalist, pur-
chased the Worcester Despatch. They
have the best wishes OF the fraternity.
The fall term of Middlebury college
will begin Sept. Il. The incoming
class will have 25 members, eight of
whom are women. The faculty is the !
same as last year, with the exception
Of Prot. Walter Howard, who is in his |
old place as professor Of political econ
omy.
President Mcleod of the New York |
and New England railroad, with his
family, came to Woodstock, Sept. I'd,
in his private car, which is ~ -
feet long and elegantly made. Mr..
Mcleod left with the car Sunday even
ing, and his family remains at the Inn
for time.
l.. G. Houghton of Sheffield. Ind,
has bought 200 acres of land near
his old home in Halifax, Windham
county, which he proposes TO enclose
with a seven-foot wire fence and stock
the enclosure with deer and sheep. In
addition to this, he will build trout
preserves along the several streams
which flow through the enclosure. The
whole scheme is Intended as a profta-
BILE business enterprise. The venison,
he is assured, will find ready market
in New York.
About eight years ago, Elmer +.
Vaughan was employed in the hide
house of Ex-Governor Page. His par.
ents were poor and he was working
with view to securing funds to pur- I
sue course OF study at a medical coll -,
ege. He eventually set out for Bos- I,
ton, sought and obtained position as /
IN the Massachusetts General |
hospital aud soon earned enough more
o 90 through college and secure his h
iegree. He is now at the head of I,
aculty of thirty-fve instructors and is Il
'egistrar and professor of descriptive p
md surgical anatomy of the National
homeopathic Medical college of Chi :
ago. Fl
At the Worlds Fair, Vermont horses .
we're awarded 20 premiums more than :,
lalf the total. The winners are as =
ollows: Section stallion, five .,
ears old or over; first, Joseph Bat c,
ell of Middlebury, Deeming Allen Il
econd, &c. Williams of Coventry, II
Iharlie Ray third, 5. A. Hall of ii
fairfield, Meteor; fifth, Joseph Bat lie
ell of Middlebury, Thought; sixth, W. pr
J. Taft Of Vergennes, Black Hawks OF
eventh, Ballard Bros. of Georgia, U
Videawake. Section 2-Stallion. four
ears old and under 5 first, Ballard V
'ros. of Georgia, Daniel Lambert al
econd, Ross C.. Kinsley of Lowell, m
Alumni; fourth, Lester Fish of Rut- A.
and, Tamerlane fifth, W. A. Bailey ca
{ Hardwick, Grafton sixth, George VI
emmett of Lyndonville, Morgan Chief. IN
lection 3-Stallion, three years old ~
nd under four fourth, d. X. Wake ~
cid of Danville, Fred Lambert. Sec - -,
on 4-Stallion, two years old and A.
nder three: second, w. X. Taft of m
-ergennes, W. H.; fourth, ID. r. b
NTH of Washington, Golden S. nc
fth, W. j. Donnell of Wolcott, Ben er
lien. Section S-Mare, five years let
ID and over: first, Joseph Battell of n
Jessie. Section 9-Mare, W
'ur years old and under five: third, 10
J. j. Cole of Danville, Aims. Sec Ir'
on l0-Mare, three years old and ~
nder four: second, j. III. George of ~
Iardwick, Bette fourth, w. S. Bal ~ Il,
y of Hardwick, Monte. Section IL 90
Mare, two years old and under
lree; second, Joseph Battell of Mid m,
ebury, Abbie; third, Lester Fish of r.,
utland, Lucille; fourth, H. c. Pres il
N of Vergennes, Lady Blackhawk. ca