Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-04
State of Vermont.


bank, "A charter for such an institution
having been granted.
Hon. Justin :. Morrill, Of Stratlord
has been chosen one of the vice presi-
dents of the Unitarian National con-
ference.
Milton 2. June of Brandon died
very suddenly week ago. lie was
in Rutland selling produce and drop
ped dead on the sidewalk.
1t is expected that the longest gran
lite shaft ever quarried in Vermont, 40
feet in length, will be brought IRON
the Mann quarry over the Barre rail-
road. The stone viii be finished al
the works of Mari q Gordon.
Rev. DIR. Samuel Graves has closed
his nine years of teaching in the Bap-
tist Theological seminary at Atlanta
Ga, and will go to his home in Grand
Rapids. Mich. DIR. Graves is native
of St. Johnsbury and is now in his
10Th year.
A tramp who obtained lodging at
the st. Adams Jail recently. tried to
escape working for il in the morning,
He was set to work in the pen. but as
soon as Deputy Sheriff Draper was
out of sight, scaled the fence. lie was
caught, however
At the last meeting Of the Vermont +
Society Of the Sons Of Revolution, f,
held in Brattleboro, il was unani- !
mously voted 10 present C.N. Forbes
secretary of the society with the REG
ulation badge in consideration 81 hi, \
long and Jealous service IN behalf OF !
the organization Z
j. W. Ramsay. formerly on the stan
of the Burlington Free Press. now one
of the publishers OF the Granite city p
Leader. Barre. was married in New ~
port, Saturday. sept. 22,to Miss Clara ~
{. Bloomey of that place. Mr. Ram u'
say is at present deputy collector OF
customs at Richford. VI
The secretary Of state has issued a IN
charter to the Vermont Farmers Adj lo
vocate Publishing company. The We
charter member, are T. y. Taft, /. ;. 10
Drew, +. b. johnson, Ella. Lyman,
B. ). Barrett, c. F. Wheeler I. W j.. nm
Hawkins, and {. W.Sca1i The capi- Is
tai stock i, placed al $4,000 in shares I'll,
Of 500 each. an
4. Cannon, assignor 10 +. ~ T. fol
Fairbanks a Go. of ST. Johnsbury,
has lately been granted q patent for tiy
4 drop jack for railway or platform ser
scales, and Patrick : Ryan Of Rut- W
and has taken out a patent for a wi
milk strainer and separator fro
The annual meeting Of the Vermont
ranch of the Womans Board Of Mis- Ian
ions was held at the Congl church ter
1 Brandon, Sept. %, beginning at 3 No
. IN. There was morning and mo
ftenOon session to which all ladies 10
re invited. In the evening there is me
, be a general meeting at 1870. Adj IN,
resses were given by Mrs. Merritt !
China, and Mis-, Kyle Of Boston. -,
Among the changes of fourth-class ma
lstmasterS are the following for YER len
ont: \. G.. Cotton of Athens. Wind TOW
IA county, vice Ida :. stevens. re- of
gned; II. l.. Abbott al Worcester. sell
ashington county, vice Mrs. NJ. T.. II
bbott, deceased; Mark Glynn. Hines
rgh, vice 6. u. Boynton, removed; of
d. Wilder Plymouth Onion. de,
e A. n. Earle. So
The October term OF the United dai
ltcs circuit and district courts will Jai
EN- at Rutland, Tuesday afternoon, M
dye Hoyt II. Wheeler presiding. I'm
orge +. johnson of Burlington is FRO
rk; John II. Senter of Montpelier,
trict attorney; Emory ;. Harris OF ret
nnington, marshall. and y. ;. sen
arms, deputy marshal. The law dul
cket contains II cases. There are fro
cases on the chancery docket and Is
2 on the district court docket. Grand nus
l petit iuries will be drawn. II is sta
'ught that number of criminal The
es will be set for trial. wa
NJ, -, hol
lille from the Massachusetts, line.
; raided a week ago Saturday. OF een
!, the house has been the scene of ,9e
ch trouble, and the authorities ~
e determined to put stop to II. ~ ~.
day, Warren Barney, the proprie- a.
was seen in North Adams pur- s,le
sing liquor. The Pownal officers O,'
re notified, and Constable A. 5. re'l
reliant and Deputy Sheriff Barber oNt
ted the house. They arrested pes
1rge Smith. the barkeeper, but IL!
rney escaped into Massachusetts. POI
it'll was also wanted on a charge of mo
ding Sl7 from a man in Williams
IN. Mass. He had his trial the fol- W.
ing Monday and was sentenced to VIII
DAYS in the workhouse at Rutland. rep
riff Barber took him there the cha
ne afternoon. ic :
Hiss Elizabeth Billings, her brother IN, 9il'
,derick and her two sisters. children .iiii
The late Hon. Frederick Billings of lei'
,odstock, have given to the Mary yTa
tchcock Memorial hospital s. 900 M IN
endow in perpetuity free bed. TO ! ~
called the Billings bed, under the oul
lowing article of the bylaws of The Ne
'pital: ''lf any person or association =dil