Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-08-19
General Vernon News.

Their are Nv prisoners ia NAS IoN9e %
coFrrsiivu-
Isaac Gould well known resident OF
Dover. Is dead.
Barre is - quiet that deer appear in
the city limits.
Dr. r. A. Smith aspir-s 10 represent
Brandon In the next legislature.
The Merchants association Of St
Johnsbury now has 725 members.
The barn of George Fairbanks at Sax
toms River MAS struck hy lightning and
I burned.
rh, date OF the Mortified fair is Sep.
TENDER -u--s A new feature will be-
coaching parade.
During the great thunder storm at
81. JuhusDury 4.s5 inches Of rain fell by
actual measurement
Walter r. Ranger of the Johnson Nor
NAL school is a candidate for state super
lntrud-ut of education.
There are 60 smiths % Browns, "a
Juuesps. - McDunalds. in Barre city. aC-
cOrding to the new directory.
a crested heron shot at Queen City
park recently by ". IL. Craven meas
ured % inches across the wings.
John Wheeler of Bethel has a pet in
a female deer that spends considerable
time on the lawn in front of his house.
W. J. strong. who has been teller in
the Farmers bank of Ncrgennes the
past five years, has resigned to engage
In business
Mrs. Frederick Billings and family,
who have been travelling in Europe for
six months. have returned to their sum
mer home at Woodstock.
Allen c. Cummings, principal Of the
Aver, Mass, high school has been secur-
ed to succeed Professor \. l.. Harry as
vice principal of ST. Johnsbury acad-
envy.
The Soldiers Aid society of Brattleboro
is looking for a lecturer to whom they
paid $40 for the Red Cross society. The
latter never heard OF the man. Hr So
cured about as much more from indiHId-
uals there.
Vermont's great state exposition at
Billings park August 80 10 September ,
will fully recognize those two elements
VI "'ouSln l"'s'eSS' ''e - 0'9' H'N ''''
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"oe u He''S'S anu iA''S s''o''
Barns are not good places for amateur
photographic studios as W. X. Weston
OF Montpelier has discovered 10 his sor-
row. The lire destroyed the barn and
burned three horses and property to the
value OF $4,000 Insured for $1,000 III
mon mutual
Arthur W. Tarbell, p, OF Mount liol-
| ~, brakeman on the afternoon mixed
train for Bellows Falls on the Rutland.
! WAS thrown down between two of the
| cars at Chester. His left leg was cut Oft
| just below the knee and his right foot
! was crushed SO that amputation was
necessary
Tn. managers os tho RurIinqton fair
| tn hr held at Howard mark SIM 90 an
! ruunr. some fast horses rs entered In
| the fraa-for-aU parinr rare Aunng
| them I,ttfe I,oraina a.o5l,. OIa Hutch
! PHI. K,ntuckv star p.osi.. Gaorg.
st. clair, 2:lOl4 Barney, los and Am
| hulator 2;l0i2.
{ y former well known RT1 I Ia bpTD hoy
/ who ross. ia the rank nf ,ar,r.art in tho
/ rst4y Gu,rl is NOW, salutad as Cantair
! Walker .a.r ,,bi.kapanp, His n, conn
/ uhnd uf tba p,rts,nnutb \ II c,,n-
many After poiur fran, RrattIahoro =
/ few y,ars aga Walter Il Nyau,a,, ,,.,e
| elected second lieutenant and later first
! lieutenant I'm which nnsiti,,r b,. wont :,
| Chickauauga.
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| OF a vuung man He was ranortar in
congress for the National Ipta,1t-
! p.pcer during Jarkson's administration
and has a pold-headaa cana which was
| presented him by Henry CLAY for r.-
| rorting his spepch accurately He &c
well yersed in the history of This and
foreign countries in fart is q TRAVELLING
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