Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-12-28

downstairs Dee. an and dislocated
his hip.
It is estimated that Vermont farm
ers have already sold @40O,0O0 worth
. OF poultry this fall.
r.. G. IIanley'S carriage factory in
Castlcton was burned Dec. goth. Loss
$4,000. Insurance $4,000.
Over fifty Dartmouth college stu
dents are teaching schools in Aor-
mont and New Hampshire.
\ Stephen Lincoln Park died at East
Lyndon on Thursday, Dec. IA, OF The
grip. lie was 80 years OF age.
Jack A.Tutile, who passed forged
check on the Bardwell House, Rutland,
three weeks ago, is caughi and safely
housed in New York State.
The Congregational church society
of West Rutland has unanimously
voted 20 extend call to Rev III. T..
Bray of birmingham, Mass.
A house and barn on the David
Hartman premises at the lower eiid
of st. Johnsbury village, occupied by
William L. Bailey, were burned Dec.
20.
( John Winchel of Hartford, while
cutting wood in East Poulney, cut
his foot nearly Off and came very near
bleeding to death before help could be
obtained
VIM. Con. oy, alias Mcdowell, was
sentenced Dee 20, TO . years hard
labor in the State prison, for killing
John Crowley in April, 1891, Ii is
virtually life sentence.
ID. =. Wescott', large barn at Hyde
VILE was burned Dec. 20, with all its
contents-hay, grain, farming tools,
wagons, harnesses, etc. The loss will
probably exceed 81, 500.
A car load OF elk, 30 in number,
which came from the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park, have just been put by DR.
Webb into his beautiful Adirondack
Park, called Ne-lla-Sa-Ne.
1t has been definitely determined
that j. Il. Randall win move the knit
ting needle mandatory back to Brat !
tleboro from Saugerties, n. Y. and
will have his works in operation by
Jan. |.
The Rev DIR. +. y. Hayes Of Rut-
land, the chaplain, is soon 10 issue a !
revised edition of his ''IIistory of the
Tenth Vermont Regiment" The first |
edition is expended and sells at |
large price.
Twenty-onc cars OF Western cattle 4
for export passed over the Central /
Vermont and Fitchburg railroad to
Boston last week. IL il the first time
in two years that Western cattle have
passed over these roads.
These patents to Nermonters are an
nounced: James I. Warner, Essex,
for sap spout; lleman Fairchild,
Derby, for a wick-threading device
for burners; James lIartncss, Spring.
field, for a screw machine.
The cold weather is not the only
thing which Vermont can furnish for
the entertainment of the country. Ii
is said that 100, 200 small spruce trees
have been cut and shipped this season
to the cities 10 do duty in Christmas
festivities.
The Citizens Savings bank and trust
company Of St.Johnsbury has declared
"a semiannual dividend of four Der
cent TO stockholders. This Institution
has been remarkably successful and
from the start, and every
thing betokens continuance and In
crease of lis prosperity in 1894.
Everett c. Benton. formerly OF
IN Essex County, who left
Vermont in 1852 and went TO Boston.
has been made Il member OF GOV.
t,reenhalge's staff. Another Vermont
er, Gardner {. Hawkins. formerly OF
Woodstock, has also been appointed
on the governors stall.
The Center Congregational church
Of Hartford. Conn. has extended
rall to Rev. {. NJ. Lamson of ST. Johns
bury and lie is now considering the !
matter This church is the oldest in
The city and the leading Congrega- {
gational church in Connecticut. and {
Lhe call i a very ilattering and urgent
Dne.
The Vermont underwriters of fire
insurance will permanently organize .
N January. Al meeting in Rut-
and. Friday, Dec. IL, this committee
was appointed to draw bylaws for the !
new organization. J :. llickocA OF :
Burlington, f. +. Afford OF Newport.
A. u. Tenney Of st. Adams. w. A.
lark Of Rutland, L. +. Norton of
bennington. +. ID. Blodgett of st. !,
lohnsbury.
NJ I. Wilson, father Of the publish d
n Of the Bristol Herald. had L shock !
i paralysis Monday morning. making !,
rim unconscious. lie is one of the H.
oldest printers IN the State. having be- !
run ia 1857 il Burlington. lie has
published papers in II. Albans. Rich
ord and lsouse'> Point. \. Y..but has
worked Al the trade the past seven
ears. lie was still unconscious last :.