Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-07-18
late State News.

Joss # 81. Adams, his principal
r:lsa bsing a mania for throwing
cfne through windows at night.
se Tse annual meeting of the Vermont
Ing rnndav school association will
Y NV VIA ii St. Johnsbury on Tuesday,
= T.IStaesiayand Thursday, Oct. Y,
sand a. :, ,r,,,.n ofKan.,,er-v
NJ iata instice of the supreme court
~ United States, with his family,
. VI the quests of the Pavilion at
ag /, Davidson, of ''the committee
,t.b;rteene that directed the arrange
, n, for the Boston convention, is a
la.bar Of Mrs. G. w. Patterson of
Esst St. Johnsbary.
Daft Bunker, formerly Of Lyndon
,,atitute, but who has lately been To-
IA AZ Worcester, has secured de-
al, position with Childs' Business
. at Springfield. Mass, and be-
IN. M HI work there with the fall term.
fonr.vear-old boy, son of Ben
,n,in Barlow of Rutland, shot his
rnrber Tuesday morning of last week,
N hullet taking effect in her right
.5oulder. The boy found his fathers
svolyer on the pantry shelf, and
vithout giving any notice fired at
n. Barlow. Drs. Newell and Gil
tri.t were called but were unable to
snd the bullet. They dressed the
! wound.
Thomas Crane, who was tried at
Ia March term Of court for disturb
no the communion service at the
Rspfist church in Towshend, but who
"a: not convicted, went on the war;
mth again last sunday, and another
n.ecution of him was threatened.
Srt the matter was settled by Crane
:ming a paper in which ne agreed to
rnain in the back part of the church
I future communion services and
ID himself properly quiet.
Antique camping party is passing
trough Vermont. A. III. Meister,
1Ry.ieal director OF the Y. NJ. G. A..
fyewburyport, Mass, and six young
men are travelling with camp wagon
drawn by three horses abreast. The
arty sleep in the wagon, which car
ries d canoe on top for boating. They
started from Newburyport, July lst,
and will spend three weeks on Lake
Champlain. They intend to return
through the north White Mountains.
Two citizens Of Wardsboro, Fred
Johnson and Herbert I. Waite. were
recently arrested and heavily fined
under the six-inch trout law, BY JUS
tie Burdett. Complaint was made
by Fish Warden f. G.. Tuthill, and
tie evidence showed that when dis
covered the men had AZ trout less
than six inches in length in their pos
session.. The law prescribes a fine
for each. The fish wardens in all
parts Of the state are enforcing the
INV more rigidly than ever before.
AT a special meeting held last week,
the village Of Woodstock appropri-
ated $500 towards removing the Hay
ward mill dam, s2,50O having been
raised by subscription. This dam,
built many years ago, INSTRUCTED the
water of South Branch sothat the cell
lars Of Is or 20 residences have an
HuaIly been filed. A person, whose
name is withheld, supposed3to beMrs,
Frederick Billings, guarantees GIT
10 the village Of the meadow as a
| playground for the students OF the
Woodstock High school and Others
| when the dam is removed.
Jason Human OF New York, who
was recently appointed assistant
United States district attorney, ha'
been promoted by receiving the ap.
pointment of chief of the criminal
bureau of the district attorneys office
Mr.. Human is the son of DR.. Z. :
Human of West Charleston and wa'
graduated from st. Johnsbury acad
envy in the class of '8l. He was thu
leader of the class Of 1885 at Amhers
College and is now member OF tht
law firm Of Merrill Il Rogers. tie !
an active member of the Reform clul
and an anti-Tammany Democrat.
Mr.. L. j. Hathaway and Mrs. y. Y
Wing Of Montpelier, while riding z
Eat Montpelier last week Wednes
day. were run into and upset by
peddler's cart. Mrs. Wing was badly
shaken up and a quantity OF skin wa
removed from her face. Mr.. Hatha
way Jared little worse, however, M
biz left wrist being sprained and hl
night arm badly wrenched 80 that 2
PRESENT he is unable to use eitne
hand. The peddler continued on III
way toward Barre. Mr.. Ilathawa,
and Mrs. Wing were taken TO Tn
house Of Mr.. Linsley and team wa
brought from Mr.. Putneys liver
table to carry them to their home o.
Court street.