Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-01-30
State Of Vermont.
IT. News Condensed and Rewritten for
Our Readers.

W. NOWD OVmuOAAoO0 GNU 1AOW hAUeOn ~
Our Readers.
Henry West OF Jay was run owe
by a team one day last week and quit
badly hurt.
F. ID. Blood of Houghtonville cal
show for the seasons work the skin
OF 1000 skunks, 175 foxes, 70 minks
20 muskrats and 100 coons.
Florindo Casalien, formerly gran
lite dealer of Barre, who is reported t
have recently eloped with the sister Q
his wife, has been traced to New York
Principal G. H. Dunton of the Tro,
conference academy has been granted
vacation of three months on accoun
Of i'll health, by the board Of trustees
| DR.. Charles W. Strobell began hi
course Of twelve emergency lectures q
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
| ton rooms at Rutland, Friday even
ing, the oath.
! The following note was received by
| a dog owner in Island Pond recently
"Keer your Dogg in mites. he goei
to the neyburs and houls SO they KAN
slope. If you don't take care Of him
shal. Awl the neyburs.'
Says the Morrisvillc News and
Citizen: photographer Pierce was
called to Hyde Park last week to
make Photographic copies of certain
letters to be used in state case being
handled by States Attorney HUI
burd."
| The number of books taken out OF
the Atheneum library at st. Johns
bury during the year 1895 amounted
to 27,5l3, which is an increase of
4,477 over the number Of the preced-
ing year. The largest daily circula-
ton was 219.
Frank Morrill, was sentenced to
three years. Imprisonment by the SUI
preme court at Montpelier last Friday
for stealing horse, carriage and har-
ness in Canada, and bringing them to
Newport, where he tried to dispose of
the stolen property.
A peculiar civil case was brought
up in Burlington city court recently.
Mrs. Emily Daigneault claims dam
ages of 50 per day for II days, for
which period her husband was con-
fined in Jail for intoxication. The re-
spondents are the alleged liquor sell
lers, Charles Muir and Fred Martell.
Mayor w. J. Van Patten of Bur-
lington has given the chief of police
instructions to order the closing Of all
saloons and hotel bars in the city, the
order to remain in force on all Sun
days. The result has been that, with
the exception of one or two back
doors, every hotel bar was closed all
day Sunday.
Among the corporations recently
organized in this state is the National
Contract and Supply company at
Bellows Falls to engage in the manu-
facture and sale at wholesale of under
takers supplies, including caskets,
collins, cases, etc. The company has
capital Of 100000, and guarantee
fund of $4,000.
Seymour Carey, a resident OF Col
chester, was struck by the north-bound
flyer at the crossing Just below the
railroad station at Winooski last
Thursday evening and sustained fa-
tai injuries. The flyer is fast train
and does not stop at Winooski and
for that reason runs quite fast at that
point. Mr.. Carey's horse was killed
and the wagon demolished.
A petition to the next Vermont
legislature is being signed by the
Junior Christian Endeavorers in the
state urging that the prohibitory law
be strengthened instead of repealed.
1t started in southern Vermont and
will he presented to the Franklin
county Christian Endeavor conven-
lion by State Superintendent Miss
Cynthia Marvin Of Alburgh Springs.
The North Troy Palladium office is
the recipient of an interesting relic
presented by G. j. Hibbard of New
port. The relic is brass bolt ten
inches long and three-fourths inch in
diameter, and is from the hull of the
ship "Euphrates," built by Stephen
Girard Of Philadelphia in 1899. 1t
vas obtained by Mr.. Hubbard at New
Bedford last summer where the vesseI
vas being broken up. II
|
Mr.. Moffitt of st. Johnsbury about I
Tx weeks ago accidentally dropped a
tick of wood on one of his toes, badly
it. After few weeks the
oe became so painful that physi-
ian was called who found symptoms |
If gangrene and advised removal of
he member. The patient refused to /
permit the operation. A few days ,
alter the toe was removed and on 1
friday las. the leg was removed Just Q
Dove the knee. The patient is doing t
veil,
The golden wedding of DR.. and j
lrs. Daniel Campbell Of Saxtons |
tivcr was pleasantly observed last 3
week Tuesday by an interesting fam a
ly gathering, consisting of children, \
and great-grandchil- 9
ren. to the number of 80, with three 0
Their relatives, sitting down to dinner. c
ireetings were received from old j
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