Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-06-07
State of Vermont.
Its News Condensed and Rewritten for
Our Readers.

Springs was burned May 2Sth.
Brandonites are moving in the di
rection of a big Fourth Of July eele.
bration.
The Baptist church mt Bristol will
celebrate its centennial June ~ with
fitting services.
Henry Stowe has been appointed
postmaster at Green River vice Chas.
Clisbee, resigned.
A travelling man named Dodge OF
Chicago has the smallpox at the Ban
quet House, Rutland
The Democratic caucus at St.Johns-
bury Tuesday evening chose +. G.
Bundy as postmaster.
Brunswick Springs Hotel, in Essex
county, was burned on the oath, with
its contents and outbuildings.
stephen Sails, for many years post
master at Forestdale, died at his home
there last week, aged - years.
Two Salisbury dogs the other day
killed 30 sheep belonging to four
flocks in that town. Kill the dogs.
Westiield people have contributed
several hundred dollars towards Hoyt
q Austin's new steammill, to replace
one burned in April.
The Hart free public library in
/ Wallingford is to be dedicated July l..
W. c. Mason has been chosen presi-
dent Of the institution.
The contract for building the new
shirt factory at Rutland has been let
to Milo Lyman for S9.4gs. Work
upon it viii begin az once.
The Carpenter Lathe and Tool COM
pany has decided TO locate peI1nancnt-
~ in st. Johnsbury. Il, capital stock
ha, been increased 100000.
Hon. VIM. NJ. Eyarts has giycI, the
village OF Windsor the use of water
from fine spring, and new water
works will be pat in AT once.
A dwelling owned by Oscar Vail,
two miles north of Montpelier. was
burned sunday night The occupants
barely escaped with their lives.
II is stated that Dr.. Conland Of
Brattleboro will not accept the nomi-
nation for the eovcrnor,bip If ten
dered to him by the Democrats
Philip $. son Of Col J. II. Could
ing Of Brattlehoro, has been appoint
ed Il cadet at the Annapolis Naval
academy, by Congressman Grout
An eight days mission in the Cath
Ollie church at Hyde Park has just
closed Bishop Michaud took that
occasion to visit the parish for the first
time.
Angus Morancy of Barre ha, been
Jailed at Burlington to answcre in the {
United States court to the charge of 1
selling liquor without o government /
license.
A block Of six tehements, known as
the Beehive, at Nergennes was dam
aged by fire last Thursday. H.Steyens
was the owner. The property was
insured.
John b. Moore an John D. SPELL
man Of Rutland. special liquor prose
cutors, have been removed from office
a. result of exposure Of their opera
tons by the Rutland Herald.
The bodies Of Chester Fleming Of
Manchester and George Spaulding of
Falnham. Que, who were drowned
in Missisquoi Bay, MAY 20, have been
recovered Symms' body has not yet
been found.
An artillery company is to be form
ed at the Vermont academy, Saxton's
River, in addition 10 the present in
fantry battalion. Lieut.. Getche, L.
;. A., has received equipment from
the government.
Frank Guerrin, Barre carpenter.
fell 20 feet from a staging Saturday {
and broke one of his spinal processes
and several ribs. lie is still alive and
his case eXcites much interest on ac-
count of his "broken back"
David Moves of Bennington, p j
years of age, died May 81 from the
effects of arsenic taken Tuesday even ,
ing. lie had been ont of work and I
deranged his mind. He !
eft a widow and four children. lie
mas a brother in Caldwell, n. y.
The June term OF the Addison
county court convenes at Middebury,
Iune ;. Judge Start will preside.
There are l3G old, and - new eases ON
he docket. There are Ii cases in J
,hancery, the jury calendar has b
.ivil cases, and the court calendar {
hows 81 cases There are - divorce Z
'uits and counter-suits. The State I
ent b indictments and informatioms.
Fifty-five fine specimens of the
american trotting horses are now in
raining at John and Tom Upton, /,
tables at Morrisville. The latest ar
'ival at the former stable is the hand !
ome royal bred colt, Walter Stam-
)oul, by Stamboul, 2:07 IL. dam bv :
Prospect Maid, 2:23 -, by George G
Wilkes, and owned BY c. c. Warren :
f Waterbury. This colt is consider
q the finest bred colt in Vermont.
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