Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-10-13

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Richard Hoar, Thursday night b
mol pressed sc cases where he though
conviction doubtful. OF these 2
were liquor cases.
While driving in Williamstowl
lately o. j. Howes of Barre was over
come by the heat and fell from hi
carriage to the ground, striking heav
ily on his right side, cracking Of
breaking several ribs.
Island Pond has woman for tru
ant officer and she is terror to tn,
children who do not wish TO attend
school. The Herald says, 'No mis-
take was made in appointing Mrs
VIM. Currier truant officer"
The 30th annual convention Of the
State Sunday School association viii
be held in the Congregational church
at Lyndonville, October II, Is and
IA, at which two delegates from each
evangelical school are entitled to rep
resentation.
The Orange County Canning COM
pany will begin operations at their
South Newbury factory soon. They
have one of the latest improved n.y.
draulic presses, and will make custom
cider, and do much larger business
than ever before.
Miss Freelove Bishop of Castleton
is a granddaughter Of one OF the
signers Of the declaration of inde-
pendence Of the United States. She
is 81 years old and has never required
the attendance of a physician but
twice during her long life.
Superintendent Coiiey OF the Sol
diers' Home makes the following re-
port for the quarter ending Septem-
Der 80: Present membership, SO;
present, 20; admitted, 8; dis
charged, 8; died, 4; furloughed, 10;
returned from furlough, Is.
Prof. Joseph s. Crilleys Of Jericho
died Sept. 80. He was one OF the
kest known and most popular teachers
in the state. He had been connected
with many schools and was success
ful. He was 81 years old. His whole
life had been devoted TO teaching.
c. B. Mead of Mortified and
Jules Sanctuary, who were indicted
Tor manslaughter in the case OF the
patient who turned boiling water on
himself and was cooked to death at
The Waterbury asylum when they
we're attendants, have been admitted
% $4,000 bail.
Miss Eva Booth, daughter OF Gen.
Ballington Booth, is making tour OF
his state, accompanied by little Will
lie, her adopted boy. She is refined
md eloquent speaker. Miss Booth is
officer of the army in
Canada, Northwest America and
At an adjourned meeting OF the
Vermont Antiquarian society held in
Burlington last week, the following
we're elected honorary,members: Ex-
senator George f. Edmunds of Phil
delphia, Col. Albert Clarke of Bos-
on, Gen. Rush c. Hawkins OF New
FORK and John II. Converse Of Phil
delphia.
An Island Pond man, p. w. Ho-
an, has patented new coal car that
ayes the entire cost of unloading. 1t
, divided into pockets and the sides
o each pocket let down, forming a
rough for the coal to slide into its
lace in the bin or wagon. 1t has
cen illustrated and commended by
he Scientific American.
Evidence of pickpo,kets at the
srattleboro Valley fair was shown
nmistakably the following morning
7hen half dozen empty pocketbooks
7ere found in freight cars at the rail-
DAD station, one Of which is known
0 belong to G. Ii. Phillips Of Putney.
)ne of the visitors was Mrs. Hetty
ireen, who is spending the summer
{ Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Lizzie Noonan of Ferrisburgh,
Tho was conditonally pardoned by
Iov. Grout, has been sent back to
tate's prison by him on the ground
nat the pardon was obtained by
raud. 1t was represented that she
'as soon to die from cancer in the
,omach and as soon as she reached
ONE she recovered and has been able
, do all kinds of work, besides di-
scting her old gang of thieves.
Winnie Dow OF Barton was severe
: burned last week. She was taking
kettle from the stove, when her
prom took fire. She ran out of the
ouse and it as some minutes before
err shouts for help were heard. Mr..
who happened to he pass
", ran to her rescue and with the
clip of others succeeded in smother
lg the flame, though not before his
ands were quite badly burned.
About three weeks ago Carl Fish of ,
Test Haven hired a young man who
lme to his farm seeking employment /
nd gave his name as Joseph Dare.
unday night after the family had re-
red, the youth left, taking with him
Tr. Fish's horse, wagon and dog, be- !
DIES several other valuables, from the
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