Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-04-29


home in Wilmington to The home q
his son Colrain, distance of Is mile
or more, very recently.
John II. Foster, the head of th
New England combination whic
controls q stores throughout New
England, died at Clinton, Mass.
! Tuesday. Mr.. Foster was born il
Moretown in 1888, and came t
Clinton about 40 years ago.
l. l.. Earle of Saxton's River has
fortune in IA sand bank. Ii is valua
BILE TO the extent Of being salable FOL
s. per cart load. 1t is said to be thu
only one of as good quality or use il
making Innings for the chemical pull
digesters. Ii is the only kind which
will Withstand the heat requ ired anC
the chemical action.
The state experiment station has
just issued bulletin So, containing
the analyses of &C brands of CONNER.
cial fertilizers. 1t is probable that
nine-tenths of the trade of the state is
confined to the brands published III
this bulletin. 1t will be sent to any
address, without charge, upon appli-
cation TO the station at Burlington.
Rumors are being circulated at
Burlington to the effect that an ele-
CANT modern hotel is to be erected on
the northwest corner Of College and
st. Paul streets. Several mOneyed
men Of Burlington and one or two Of
Rutland are said to be interested in
the scheme, which has not as yet
taken any definite shape. II is, how
ever, understood that an option has
been secured for the site.
The house and barn owned by
John a. Stewart of Westford were
burned Monday morning OF last week.
There were about 30 tons of hay in
the barn. w. j. Prior occupied the
house and il is supposed that the fire
caught from a defective chimney. An
empty barn opposite Horton Blake's
house caught from the same fire and
was burned. II was only by great
Effort that Truman Beach's buildings
we're saved.
Patrick Mack, IS years, Caven-
fish man, was piling wood which
Delos Lowell was splitting and reached
or a stick just as Loyell's axe de-
cended. lie had two fingers cut off
md third wounded. His age was
% great that the doctor was afraid to
anaesthetics and he was
ully conscious while his wounds were
icing dressed. \ similar accident
occurred in Franklin a day or two
go, when little girls toe was sever
d.
William Reynolds, 90, broke jail at
Monday night Of last
week and is now in hiding in New |
hampshire. Reynold, aud another
10Y named Rogers had pleaded 1
utility to a charge Of larceny and were .
mt in the lookup 10 await the night
rain for Newfane, where they were
D be taken to Jail by Deputy Sheriff
lecture. While Mcclure was out
citing their supper. Reynolds bat
cred hole through the door Of the
,ckup, jumped - feet TO the ground
nd fled for New Hampshire. Both
oys were from the Wcstboro, Mass,
form school.
Jamaica ginger will produce
snakes" rs wen rs whiskey and will
i'll like alcohol. Henry Garvin was
)und dead in bed at East Waling-
,rd last week Monday night. Gar
in had been on protracted spree
nd in the last few days before his
cath he had drank several bottles of
lmaiea ginger. He remained in bed ,
] day Monday and in the afternoon I
mt for some hot water. That was /,
le last heard from him and when a
How workman went to the room ,
lat night Garvin was dead. The :
octors had warned him that his ex-
,ssiye use of liquor was likely to
use his death in one of his sprees.
Mary Beasonette, aged 81, daugh- j
r of Simon Beasonette, left the mill :
North Pownal Tuesday noon of u
st week and went down TO the river a
INK among some naples near the [,
tchburg railroad. Some of the I
nployes told her brother that Mary o
id she was going to drown herself /
id he had better look for her He d
It Immediately and as he reached n
e NAPLES saw her on her knees Il
aging. When she discovered him Il
she plunged into the ii
'cr. Her brother. although not a
INNER, plunged in after her and !,
He'd for help. The water current is a,
lift and after a hard struggle, with i,
;istance, she was rescued, uncon- =,
Gus. DIR. +. +. Potter was called -
d was successful in bringing her TO h,
Ii is reported that the !,
is mind is not sound. i,
The arrangements are completed for tv
. annual meeting of the grand W
lge Of Odd Fellows of Vermont. II
itch is to be held at Montpelier III
~ Is, 10 and 20. On Tuesday, til