Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-10-06

Its News Condensed and Rewritten for
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Best nand-plcked apples bring %
barrel at Chester.
The new pulp mill at Passumpsic il
nearly completed.
The freshman class at the U. V. NJ
numbers nearly 100.
The Wells River creamery paid IL
cents for August butter.
Prof. j. S. Cilley of Jericho, well.
known teacher, died Friday.
Patrick, brother of Hon. Hugh
Henry, died Sept. 23, aged 40.
James Grady had one knee dislo'
Gated while wrestling recently.
George M. Clark, prominent man
OF Wallingford: died Sept. 20,aged sc.
Ten divorces were granted at the
fall term Of court in Windham
county.
o. G.. Hosmea of Pittsford came
near being killed by cross bull
Sept. 20.
DIR. G. E. Corbin, the osteopathist
at Montpelier, will locate at St.
Johsbury.
Irving Kennedy of Winooski Sc
cured 60 pounds of honey from bee
tree recently.
The new directory of Bennington
will show a gain Of over 600 names in
the past year.
Montpelier will have a lecture
course this winter of eight popular
entertainments.
G. G. Webb of North Ferrisburg
was kicked by horse recently and
seriously injured.
Clinton Cutler of East Montpelier
had four cows killed ON the NJ. & w.
railroad Sept %.
William Dibble of Burlington is at
the house of correction for 1913 days
for liquor selling.
Montpelier has filed objections TO
the award of the commissioners in the
Berlin bridge case.
Bert Wright of st. Johnsbury had
one hand badly smashed last week
while coupling cars.
Bennington is to have new hook
and ladder outfit for the fire depart
ment, costing 1000.
Secretary of State-elect Rowland
will resign as states attorney for
Washington county.
Pittsford has had another fire. This
was caused by children playing with
matches. Loss, small.
The marble business of Proctor con-
tinues, active, with a prospect of plen-
ty of work for the winter.
The farm buildings of Peter Bovine
of Burke were destroyed by fire Sep
TENDER 20. No insurance.
E. A. Morse of Concord has lined
four swarms of bees and secured over
200 pounds OF honey this fall.
John LaForrest is under arrest
charged with sodoiny. He is also
charged with criminal assault.
H. +. Cutler of Barre captured the
diploma offered by the New England
Photographers club of Boston.
The International Paper company
has to run its mills nights at Bellows
Falls 70 keep up with the orders.
The Lyndon institute has seventy
five students this fall and the pros
poets for the school are fattering.
The plaintiff in hard-fought case
in the Washington county court last |
week, was awarded one cent damages.
Geo. w. Olmstead OF Waitsfield |
was thrown from load of hay re-
Gently and had his collar bone broken.
Rev. A. c. Hussey of Providence,
r. l., has accepted call to the Rail-
road street Baptist church, st. Johns
bury.
A. j. Crane of Bristol was thrown
from load of logs in Lincoln and
had two ribs broken besides other in
juries.
Improvements to the extent of
81, 700 have been made in Trinity
Methodist church at Montpelier this
season.
Henry s. Barnes of Elliot, Ia, a ma
tive of Montpelier, is one of the Re-
publican nominees for county office
in Iowa.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Woolson of Montpelier
was celebrated recently in an infor-
NAL way.
Isaac X. Davis of Barre died Sept.
% Of chronic lead poisoning, aged
s.. He was member of Company
1, 18th Vermont.
The % months old child of John :
Buckley of Burlington was instantly
killed by the trolley cars on Shell
burne street Friday.
The Montpelier city council says
that the street railway shall not run
its cars through the city streets faster
than six miles an hour.
Fitzgerald, one of gang OF tramp /
burglars who broke into the Wead
store at .Swanton, was
l. III l..