Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-02
State of Vermont.
Its News Condensed and Rewritten for
Our Readers.

ton will be held at st. Adams, Oct
l6, IL and Is.
The Springfield Sarsaparilla com
pany is a new concern organized il
Windsor county. The company i
capitalized at 100000
w. b. Shaw of Pittsford cut from
) 1-2 acres on his farm. % loads o
hay, that will weigh at least Is tons
That is the kind of farming that pays
During the two years existence O.
the Kelley Institute in Montpelier
over 800 patients have been
treated and II are now taking the
cure.
a new postofflce has been estab
lished at Champaign, VT, between
North Hero and Mallet's Bay. 1t is
served by the Grand Isle stage, and
James Logue is postmaster.
The Goddard seminary faculty
have appointed X. Rich Kent and l..
l.. Leonard, both of Calais, editor-in-
chief and business manager, respect
lively, of the Goddard Record.
Col. Robert G. Ingersoll will deliver
two or more lectures at Queen City
Park, commencing Saturday, August
18th. The subject Of the first lecture
is "The Liberty Of Man, Woman and
Child"
There are Gj patients at the Mary
Fletcher hospital now, which is a
rather large number for this season
Of the year. There are only - beds
in the wards, thus making il necessary
toput up several cots.
There is a report that the Rutland
county Republicans are to have a
grand rally soon, with Coy. Frederic
r. Greenhr!ge of Boston, and Col. 4.
NJ. Mansur, the lieutenant governor
to be, for the speakers.
J.Fay Potter Of Bennington.a farm
er in the north part Of the town,
had horse, wagon and harness taken
from his barn early Tuesday morning,
July oath. The animal was bay in
color, weighed about 1850 pounds
and has one white foot.
Angel Cooley, seven years old. q
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Cooley of .Bear swamp" Stamford,
while alone Embarrassing horse at
her parents home recently, fell and
was nearly trampled to death By the
horse. Her skull was fractured and
her face and head were badly cut. 1t
is thought she will recover
The passenger and freight station Of
the Montpelier and Wells River rail-
road at Groton was burned Monday
evening Of last week with all it, con-
tents. The household effects Of Fred
smith, station agent. who lived up
stairs, were also DESTROYED. The
was insured. The station
will be rebuilt Immediately.
One of the pupils of the convent at
St. Johnsbury, Miss Lea SYLVAN.
laughter of Mr. Joseph SYLVAN of
Maple street, was the fortunate win
ler Of the $50 prize offered by the
Dana Sarsaparilla company of Maine
md competed for by the boys and |
girls Of the State of Vermont, for the
Dest and neatest written duplicate
IF copy furnished by the company.
In Chittenden County court on
OF last week, +. J. Hollen-
leck was sentenced to hard labor in
he States prison for the term OF ten
years for committing an assault on
Mary Gilman of Burlington, October,
1913. The court also passed sentence
IN Charles II. Scribner Of Jericho for
poisoning horse belonging to Orvis
Howard of that town in February.
The prisoner made a pathetic appeal
or clemency. The court gave the
prisoner a sentence of four years at
lard labor in the States prison.
Under the efficient supervision OF
Mr.. c. G. Warren of Waterbury. the
state fish hatchery at Roxbury is
playing an active part in making
Vermont still more attractive as a
ummer resort, and is at the same
ime doing service for the many
thousands of Nermonters who find
est and recreation in enticing the
vary trout out Of his shady corner in
ONE mountain brook. All such, as
veil as others who are interested
n anything that means something to
he State, will be interested i'm the ar
iclc descriptive of Vermont's fish
atchery. From small beginning,
he hatchery has in three years reach
d very respectable proportions with
lost satisfactory results. While
commissioner Warren has been de-
citing his energies TO the hatchery,
Titcomb has been at
ending to the enforcement of the fish
nd game law, without which much
I the good work done at the hatch
~ would go for naught.-Burlington
rec Press.
One hundred employees of the Bos-
IN and Maine railroad met at the
Iewport House the evening of July
LIST to give complimentary banquet
, c. A. Prouty for his gratuitous
,rvices in the trial in Caledonia