Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-31
Montpelier.


< worth Zouaves, has received orders to re
port 10 the general at Albany, ". Y.
Sept %.
A meeting OF the board of civil authori
ty is to be called next Monday evening
for the purpose OF abating taxes.
The following Montpelierites have been
out of town during the past week; Miles
Standish, in Boston; Mrs. Grace Cushing
at st. Johnsbury, Thos. Marvin and fam
! lily, at North Hero; Martha Long, in Bos-
ton; L. p. Gleason and family, at Chica-
go; H. 9. Lull and wife, at Bethel; Mrs.
]. w. Nichols, at birmingham, Mass.
w. q. Andrews, wife and Miss Sabin, at
Chicago; T. L. Wood, in Randolph; Mrs.
F. NJ. Corey, at Northfield; j. L. Batchel-
DER and wife, at Grotoni Carrie and Ray
Huse, at Chicago; H. F. Hammond, at
Forest, N. Y; J. f. Bailey and E. H.
Dwinell, at Arlington.
W. r. Weston has sold his house on
Liberty St., to Albert d. Lane, for g 300.
Fire escapes have been placed in the Ex-
change Hotel.
Martin Peck was severely bitten last
week by dog belonging to DIR. L. H.
Fiske.
Sixteen new patients have been received
at the Kelley Institute during the past
ten days.
An infant child of Peter Pratt died last
Wednesday OF cholera infantum.
Joel Foster was at White River Junction
last week, making surveys for the pro-
posed system of waterworks there.
William Arthur Jones is foreman in
the Weekly Tribune Office at Harvey, Ill.
Frank Hutchinson OF Worcester was in
town last Saturday evening, looking for d
surgeon TO amputate the index finger of
his right hand, which had been crushed
in separator.
Marshall T. Wood sprsined his ankle
while scuffiing at the muster.
George A. Thornton was thrown from
delivery wagon MONDAY, receiving Sc
we're injuries to his side, and a fracture to
his right wrist
|. n. Chase recently shipped two car
loads OF Jersey cows to Jersey Plain, Ohio,
where they are to be used for dairy and
breeding purposes. They were an ex-
ira fine lot, that had been picked up at
fancy prices.
Col j. II. Brigham, master of the Ma
tional Grange, win be present at meet
ing of the Central Vermont Pomona
Grange at Shady Rill, Friday, Sept 1, and
will deliver an address. Alpha Messer,
master of the Vermont State Grange, will
also be present. The occasion will be
notable one and should attract large |
gathering.
John Burke was instantly killed at
Wells River last Friday morning. He |
was lying on the track at the time, and |
was, it is said, in an intoxicated condition. |
His body was terribly mangled. The re-
mains were brought here Friday night, |
and brief services were conducted the fol-
lowing morning. He was 4S years OF age |
and had served in Co. X, 3rd VT. Regt. |
He was wounded at the Battle OF the
Wilderness and at Winchester.
The foundation for the new creamery is
completed, and the work OF putting up the
building is to be commenced this week by
land. Mr.. A. w. Slocum completed ar
last Monday for putting in
separator at Marshtield. The management
of the new concern is fortunate in secur-
ing the services OF Truman Gill on of White
River Junction as butter-maker. Mr..
ellison took LIST premium as butter max
er at the Worlds Fair in June against 400
He is acknowledged an ex-
pert and the fact that he is TO have charge
OF the work at the Montpelier creamery
will be pleasing to its future customers.
The discovery was made Friday night
that one OF the fire-slarm boxes had been
with. The keyhole was plugged
in such a way that it would have been m
possible to insert the key and open the
box.
On complaint of Lewis Avery OF Berlin,
Chas, Cilley was arrested, emerged with
assault. He waived examination and was
bound over to appear before the grand
jury, bail being fixed at 900. Cilley then
entered a complaint against Avery for the
same offence.
Following Is the list OF grand and petit
Jurors for the September term OF Wash I
ington county court; grand iurors-Ja-
nus Crossett, Duxhury; Alphonso Laid,
Roxbury; Daniel r. Culver, Middlesex; {
Miles Morrison, Barre; P. +. Carroll, |
Warren; James r. Young, East Montpe-
lier; George L. Paige, Cabot; James Morse,
Mortified; e. A. Fisk, Waitsfield; G. w. !
Atkins, Waterbury,; Thomas Harvey,
Woodbury.; H. b. Ayers, Berlin; Ira $.
Dwinell. Calais: Daniel d. Nelson, Mont
pelier; w. z. Bruce, Worcester; Willard
). Martin, Plainfield; o. H. Smith, Marsh
field; Roswell Childs, Moretown; petit /
Jurors, o. M. Laid, Worcester; Z. Z. Ball, /
Wood bury; Frank c. Lyon, M. G.. Gamer
iy, Waterbury; e. 9. Heath, Frank Town, I
Warren; James Morgan, Roxburyi Ma
thaniel Townsend, w. A. Gray, Plain
field; F. w. Gold, Z. H. Thayer, North
field Jesse A. Wiley, Moretown; A. p.
Johonnott, j. @, Adams. Montpelier; Her I
bert Long, Middlesex; j. L. Severance, T
Chas. Perry, Marshfield; Dan McLaugh-
in, Fayston; VIM. G. Nye, Edmund z.
East Montpelier; Will A. Phil
fps, Duxbury; H. A. Slayton, Henry ia
,obs, Calais; Chas. F. Adams. r. H. Rog-
,rs, Cabot; Z. l.. Chandler, V. L. Slayton, S
Berlin; F. c. Bancroft, VIM. Meirs, Barre. /