Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-16
State Of Vermont.
it, News Condensed and Rewritten for
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Inc Umted states court at mon!
pelier ADJOURNED last thursday 1orthl
1eril'.
isaac McCiafy OF Albany tne vetei
an sugar Duyer' dropped ueau III III
shop Iuesday q last week.
The Boxer Engine Co. OF Burling
ton is holding frequent practice meet
ihgs; preparing W ~ gooa "ork AZ lii'
[con'es' At barre
A person in Barton, who did no
like the idea OF people riding bicycles
past his house, strewed the road witt
glass; uaihashg many tires.
Alphonse Tranquille OF Burlington
had his hand drawn into saw at the
Champlain works last week and the
thumb was cut OH at the joint.
Burlington has appointed a COM
mlttee to solicit funds amounting TO
vi ,OOO for the support OF the sherman
Military band Tor the coming year.
The 10Th annual national summer
meeting Of the Universalists will be
held at Weirs, N. H., August 8 to To-.
Excursion rates will be made from all
points.
Roscoe Renfrew OF Groton had one
hand badly injured the 4th while fir
ing fire crackers. The doctor was
obliged to ampntate three fingers and
a thumb.
Mrs. R. p. Pratt of Dummerston.
aged 80, is able to make what butter
and cheese can be obtained from the
milk OF four cows. She has made IL
cheeses during the past two weeks.
Mrs. Jay Gould, fifth wife Of Jay
Gould of Fairfield, was buried Tues.
day of last week at North Fairfield.
The five wives and three children are
buried in one lot. The last death was
caused by sunstroke.
A little daughter of John Toomey
of Bennington was knocked down
and run over by a horse recently. The
child cot in the way of the team be-
fore the driver could stop it. The girl
was somewhat bruised put not serious
ly hurt.
Jehiel Simonds of Ludlow had a
narrow escape from drowning recent
". While engaged in washing bug
gy he fell into the mill pond in deep
place, loaded down with pair OF rub
Der boots, and he had hard work to
reach the shore.
A gang OF So Cinnamon was
dumped in Richford last week Tues
ilay by the Canadian Pacific. Fortv-
four of them passed the custom house
and IA were taken to st. |
Adams to swear they were born IN this
country and be discharged.
julie Larrow of Ferrisburgh, who
was charged with injuring child by
throwing it onto a stone some six
weeks ago and who skipped the state
after, was hauled up
Friday, July 3, before Judge Dono-
way and fined $40 and costs.
Ono ~ ,ba largo iron, cotobos mado
his season was at the New England
Trout and Salmon clubs pond by Mr..
Weeks of Boston, whose summer resi-
l6nce is at Guilford Springs farm. He
asst the fly so dexterously that he land
d "a trout that weighed q pounds.
A,ay uoule teamster il DANNY
vac acc;dentalIv shot with a2-calibre
flo tho other dav and 1;ed from tho
,onnd Tha accident occnrrad !, IL
e range, where several men were
racticing. Honle was % years of
&c and left widow and four chill
rem.
The two susnicious Young men.
,ucklev and Field who caused the S..
.lbans officials 90 much worry were
ned s5 and costs before the munici-
al court at ST. Adams for ATTEMPTING
, defraud the hotel where thev board
d Of their bill. They did not pay
heir fines and at present are looking
trough the bars OF Franklin county
Ill.
The popularity of the modern meth
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