Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-30

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= 1t is announced that an anarchis
: society of 20 members has been formed
in Barre.
The new real estate appraisal Of
? Bristol foots up S6l0,l7O, gain o.
SCI $40 since 1890
q Matte G. Adams has been appoint
ed postmistress at Adams, Grand Isle
county, vice Edwin Adams. resigned.
| The body of David Murdoch, aged
[ % wears, was found in Winooski the
evening of Aug. 10Th. 1t was proba-
bly, case of suicide.
Application VIII be made at the
next session of the legislature to elm
: mate the town of Westmore. The
plan is TO annex the town To Charles
ton and Barton. in the county of Or
leans, and TO Newark in Caledonia
county. The population of West
more is just 395, while Newark re-
joices in $50. The scheme would
bring Lake Willoughby into Caledo-
mia county.
Walter b. Hale, who disappeared
from South Ryegate, July 10, has
been heard from at Portsmouth, n.
III. His wife has received letter
from him, in which he said that he
did not know how or BY what route
he reached Portsmouth, rs his last
recollection up TO last week was of
buying a ticket TO Wells River He
has secured work at Portsmouth and |
will remain there FOR time.
Sheriff Reeves and his turnkey ar
rested an old offender last week. who /
gave his name as Thomas jameson.
His real name is Thomas Pope. He
escaped from Plattsburgh Jail June %
and has since been at large. IL win be
remembered that he once escaped from
the old Burlington Jail by climbing
mp the chimney. Sheriff Reeves took
him back TO Pattsburgh. Pope was
arrested IN the Park this morning and
made no resistance.
Charles l.. Rawson Of Monkton
was arrested last week by L. ;. Mar
shall Harris on complaint Of A. l.. I,
Weeks Of st. Adams, deputy collect !
or OF internal revenue, for doing bust
ness as retail liquor dealer without !
having paid the special tax therefor.
The case was brought before L. 5
Commissioner George +. johnson. i
Rawson waived examination and bail )
was fixed in the sum of $500, which a
be furnished. L. ;. Attorney Senter 4
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DO not fail to visit the State fair at :
White River Junction the coming =
week. State fairs in the past have not !,
siyen much time or attention To the !,
pecial attraction feature. Now, how "
yer, this department has come 10 be a
necessity People desire no long waits j.
races. They want 10 be en- j
ertained an the time they are on the e
air grounds. The fair management al
"a made m extra effort, entailing i
irge expense for the attractions Of III
cred this year, and they will be more 81
aried than ever before 1t win mer- 81
your patronage. See adf0r partir- %
lars. bI
4 Bristol correspondent saws that 4 ="
eavy hail and thunder storm pre-
allied Wednesday afternoon 81 last 10
eek. In East Monkton. corn was eli
ably torn. l.. L. Beers corn was IL
'rn all 10 pieces and fifty panes OF "a
lass were broken in his house. The Of
homas brothers lose 10 acres Of buck bo
heat Their >owed corn is also fiat w
, the ground and the leaves are torn no
10 shreds, Other farmers suffered th
Early a. much. Fruit was Knocked M
! trees. In StarksborO. corn and ais
,tatoes aud buckwheat were cut
IDLY and fruit was knocked off. ia
iddlebury Register 81
Officers OF Morrisville were sum az
oned AZ , o'clock on the morning of no
ug. ~, 10 arrest two men. John Me- OF
ermott and Gregg Aldrich Both in
ere intoxicated, and had been fight I'll,
g for several hours at point mile Jel
ON here. Aldrich's head was pound the
in frightful manner by McDer- raj
OFT, and both We're taken to Jail. AL the
ich IS in a very dangerous condi- bel
IN. His skull is thought to be frac- tina
red. and ii is believed that he will cha
e. Frank Green was arrested for urt
liquor to the men, pleaded or
ilty and was fined for first offence. son
here will be no hearing in the as ele'
nit case until A!drich's real condi- Tn
IN is known. =
+. w. Booths house and two barns age
Essex junction were burned to the pul
Dund Aug. "a. Fire was discovered the
ii o'clock in one of the barns, the the
use thereof being unknown. The tot
mes burned fierccly, and despite the ane
roic efforts of q bucket brigade, the da,
ildings Were mass of ruins in one was
ur's time. All the house furniture of ;
IS saved, though in damaged con- age
ion. The livestock and farming agg
,nsils were also saved from the barn. the
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