Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-27
State of Vermont.
Its News Condensed and Rewritten for
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Stock is being subscribed for ma
tional bank at Bristol.
A Universalist parish of % mem.
beers has been organized in East Cor.
inth.
A petition is being circulated in
Worcester to have the liquor agency
removed.
1t is rumored that Governor-elect
Woodbury. is to erect steam mill and
hotel on his property in Elmore.
The Franklin County Sunday
School association will hold its annual
meeting at Enosburgh Falls, Oct. 9Th.
The district meeting of The Woman's
Auxiliary of the Episcopal church
is held Thursday of this week at
Montgomery.
The current number of Harper's
Weekly contains a very good likeness
of Goyelnor-elect Woodbury. and a
short sketch of his life.
Bennington is agitating the matter
of securing charter from the legisla-
ture to build an electric railroad from
that place to the New York state line.
The annual convention OF the
Daughters of Rebekah lodges Of the
state viii be held with the lodge
at Bellows Falls, in Odd Fellows
hall, Oct. 3.
Harry, the young son Of Mrs. S. w.
Sheldon of North Troy, fell down the
bank near the Johnson schoolhouse at
recess time Monday, Sept. Il, and
broke both bones in his right arm.
Patents have been granted YER
monters as follows: Alden l.. Bailey.
st. Johnsbury, hose coupling; James
;. Mackie, Barre, folding crib; Frank
ID. Martin, Springfield, scholars COM
panion.
Henry Farrar, a drovcr, lost his
pocketbook containing $3.50 at 81. Al
bans, Wednesday. He was loading
cattle at the stock pens in the railroad
yard when lac missed his money. He
has found no trace of ii.
The large safe in the bakery Of II. |
L. Hoag in Rutland was blown open
cary Sunday morning Of last week |
and quite a sum of money was taken |
therefrom. The work was undoubt-
edly that Of skilled operatives, Of
whom no clue has yet been found.
O. ;. Smith Of Moscow Shot Il bald
eagle lately, while he was standing in
his own barn door. Ii was very rare /
bird and measured over five feet from
tip TO tip. Ii was evidently a young
bird, though il, head was nearly
white and il had long and savage
talons.
Annie Winnie, ] years old. and
Emma Brainard. ID years old. two
Rutland girls who ran away from
home Il short time ago, and who were
placed in the House of Correction,
have been sent to the Reform school
by Il special resolution passed BY the
Rutland board of aldermen.
Goyernor-elect Woodbury. i said to
be considering the ACCESSIBILITY of Civ
ng staff offices to Nermonter, resident
n Boston and New York. The number
IF home appointments would not be
The idea i that such "A
curse may possibly save the state
'omc expense az certain times
The Argus and Patriot SAYS "The
suits against the Central Vermont
brought in the interest of the
antilles of Janus Cfossett and Geo ge
}. Brown. Jr., who were killed in the
Iccident at Richmond, Aug. 30, 1892,
ave been settled thi, week without
icing brought into court Mr.. Gross
ett's family is to receive -. 600. and
SIr. Browns father il is understood. ,
gets in the neighborhood of $4,000"
Lutte Wilson of Sherburne killed a
bar" Saturday. He and his son
we're out looking for stray colts. when
hey espied Mr.. Bruin. Lutte told !,
he boy to keep still. He loaded up :
is old fusee with one bullet. all he !
ad, and blazed away, bringing the !"
ritter down. He received Sl5 bounty,
Is for the hide, and had the meat
1T. A good days work. Mood !,
tock Age. I
Alden Sprague was buried in the 7
Id cemetery in Barnet in 1871. A few o
-eeks ago, a letter came from his j
in Buffalo, n. Y. to the p
there, asking that the re- u
lains be removed TO the new GENE n
'ry and new headstone erected. o.
pom opening the grave for this pur- u
ose, the bones were found to be in a N
bod state of preservation, the skull o.
ld large bones being perfect after the Of
pse of SO pears. al
The annual choir festival of the
piscopal choir in the diocese of Yer- Ii
ont will be held at st. Luke's church pl
the village of st. Adams, Oct. 3 and at
;. b. Whitney of the church of n,
lie Advent in Boston will be conduct II
:, and b. b. Gillette of Lynn, the pII
ganist. The first rehearsal comes II
1870 p. m. Oct. 3D.; celebration of III
e holy communion by Bishop Hall III
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