Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-11

LiiC Wv ucT VI 1UV uOunun.
The Burlington Clinical society dis
cussed the epidemic of scarlatina las
week.
Daniel McEowen,a leading bushes,
man of Bennington, died Jan. 2. aget
y years.
The Woodstock Savings bank hai
declared semiannual dividend o.
2 per cent.
During the year just closed. Their,
were Is marriage certificates issued in
Vergennes.
w. G. Dyke of Burlington was tax.
en- to the House of Correction last
week for illegal liquor selling.
jill. Fuller of Burlington slipped
and fell on the sidewalk the other
day, severely injuring his elbow.
The Merchants National bank OF
Burlington has declared the usual
semiannual dividend of "a per cent.
A call has been extended to Rev.
Mr.. Holman Of Southport, Conn, by
the Congregational church of Burling-
ton.
The Burlington shirt factory has
shut down for week or so to take the
annual inventory and make some need
ed repairs on the building.
r.. p. Shaw of Burlington writes
from Pomona, Cal, that everything
is green and that strawberries and
green peas are in the market.
The conservation Of Bishop-elect
Hall will, il is expected, take place in
ST. Paul's church in Burlington some
time in the latter part Of January
The annual meeting and banquet
Of the Commercial Travellers Associa-
ton at Burlington Dec. 10Th. was
more largely attended than ever be
fore.
ID. A. Rood. treasurer Of the town
Of Jericho, is reported a. being about
81, 900 sh ort in his accounts. II is
thought that he used the money in
his business.
The alumni OF Goddard Seminary
have subscribed 1000 for a memorial
TO cost $4,000, in memory Of
Miss p. A. Thompson. late teacher in
.he English branches.
The Standard Accident Company
IF Detroit have settled with Rev. CT.
Morse for injuries received at Berlin
Falls. Mr.. Morse was hurt 10 months
go and has received 81 100 for his in
uries.
Gale jackson of Chester, Is wears
Id, was recently arrested by Deputy
sheriff Spaflord Of Springfield, for set
ing fire to barn owed by Fred
4eet of Chester. lie was bound in
500 for county court.
Barre is indignant at the report Of
within its borders. On the
ontrary, the granite town claims a
'oom even in these hard times
which is, as all will agree. vastly /
more healthful than starvation.
X. W. Morse's first note for $40
gainst A. a. Niebaum, lessee of the
iotel Burlington. and secured by a
econd chattel mortgage on the person
! property of the hotel, has been paid
a full. The sale of the property will
OF be held Burlington Clipper.
The usually quiet town Of Fairfax.
ear 81. Adams. is excited over an
opponent, Fanny Shepardson having
Ioped with A. ;. Butler, a jeweler of
nat place. Butler is a married man.
forts are being made to catch the
inaway couple.
The nineteenth annual convention of
lie Vermont Bee Keepers Association
i'll be held in Burlington, Jan. 24th
id 25th. +. NJ. Wright of East
is vice president for Frank
n county. Reduced rates of railroad
re have been obtained.
Rutland has instituted the first paid |
e department in Vermont. Two
use wagons, recently purchased, have
rived. George W. Dunton, an en-
neer on the Central Vermont rail- I
adj, has resigned his position TO ac-
pt that of captain of the city hall |
alton. {
In the Addison County court, w. ,
Brown, charged with obtaining
oney of the Middlebury National !
nix on a forged check, has been
und guilty. Numerous exceptions
ere taken throughout the trial by /
owns counsel. and no doubt the
Sc will go to the Supreme Court. (
District Attorney Plumley of :
has resigned, in order to
We his successor, !. II. Senter of :
an opportunity to get I
ldy for the February term of the
nited States Court. Mr.. Plumley II
5 been most efficient government I
.orney and his official shoes win not o
easily filled.-St. Johnsburv Gale |
nian.
As party of boys were returning !
I'M a lecture at West Barnet last Fri =
Y night, when near South Peacham ;,
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