Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-31
General Varn3al News.

/ ! AleGander Reid % Barre j. dead. aged %. |
W. A Godldsbury OF Barre /, dead, aged
3d.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Weston of Er.hoI i. dead,
aged Si
The Barre city Pos'oni'" l. in it, new
quarters
Clark d. Perrin. a r-,miucnl farmer
Barre, Is deaf
The Ncwbary lecture course came ont :lj
ahead thi. season.
Cows sold at auction in NilIiau-t. WA re-
cently a. 80 to siI.
There have been 5Il bodies buried ia tie
BRISTOL cemetery since ISL.
| Capt. H.W. .Hovry uf Northtrid has itiuad
his regiment in SAT- LaSe tItN
over 5000 men are employed in th,' marble
business in Rutland aud vicinity
One thousand crows were roun'ri in Vii
lIamstown village IA oae day r3r-lIs.
Walter Young OF MoE!,lou has htI hi.
right arm badly maug.rd D.. u -aN.
. rhe school cen,u, .ot- Eat,anj iu~r CON
pleted shows 3D5I rElir"u "1 -'nn.l axe.
.. Susie Riley OF Ludiow was sevs.rjy srald-
ed recently by the uNeshowiuS ol pail II
hot wafer.
Mrs. William Cara-au.' formerly # Yer
reune- died recently in N"w Haven, aged
1S years.
H. W. wheeIock of Berlin -;rrej .hl, o-ru
elected president o! the AoAlp~,i.r oga q OF
aldermen.
The G, \, Russell Lumber CO. of Brnnrn--
ton ha, recently DIusut 1890 a"r'~ ~ iuud
IA NOJ.luI I.
Another NeY lork business uru. g. Il.
Graves, viii 4UiiI "a -.2nU.r rr-.aau'" at
bennington.
T. ". rt"r'r. formerly taa popular and-
Iom Of lur Pierce uutcl AT ,ltadtcbur!. Is
dead. aged "A.
THr BAnainSt n Knitting company has to
NaEt r,aES utLnj TIN nine % clock to Keep
uP villa ITS orders.
E.J Gale OF Barre has boughtthe Williams
iowa Gun Spring property and will build Il
hotel there this season.
The cooperative creamery at Starksboro
is receiving over 1000 pounds OF milk daily
and has been Il decided success.
W +. Rooney Of East Barre left "a dead
horse near spring of water and was ar
rested and had to pay s2L75 therefor.
Frank &. Meehan Of New York has bought
30 acres of land on Lake Dunmore amt Viii
soon build summer residence thereon.
Rochester is soon to have a paper. 1t will
b. called The Rochester Herald ana vii
b. printed by L. Il. Jolnson at Randolph.
Mrs. Cynthia {. bragg OF Ferrisburgh. who
ha been IN taIias health for severa! weeks.
l. dead, aged ~ years . months and days.
The minstrel show given by the st. t.Johns-
bury acaiemy boys for the benefit Of tue
athlete association nettsd the association
over 40.
Senator HosS has reached his home in st.
Johnsoury. He viii devote much OF his time
daring he long recess OF Congress to read
Ing GU natInnat subjects.
Mr.. Matt IA l.. teeIe Of Northtield is lead,
aged %. A Hu,odnd aAd Two SONS,
oend. or Steele ul Windsor and D.. Z.
". steele OF Barre, u-ylve her.
The Methodist cLLrth at Bra lforl has
new parsonage, largely the gift Of \. Il.
! Coe OF New York 1t was fJ,ntiIy urII-
cA-ed this month by donation party.
Tnoma. r. Hughes met with serious a.
, cldent recently al lne Eureka quarry, Mid
. d.eUury. toy Il premature UIa.t, wnIch UHrueI
him quite batiy about the face and head.
A. \. Hays. Of the firm of Marcot & Hays
waa s,rucE IN the right eye one day recently
| by nylnS stick which made an ugly wound
that viii kerp him from work for some time
Chester Jackson an employe Of the Con-
! soldated Light company AT Montpeller, ha /
his cothe, caught on II revolving SHAFT AMI
stripped from MN, breaking an arm twice IN
the process.
, james $. Morrill,, son Of Hon. j. s. Nor
rII, and Miss louise swan, sister ut the
, ittr senator vile. "ll' not return To STRAIT
, ! lpfh u"ti me llh" III Nay b0th are In
> '"l'"'" "'"''" ""N 50 7'"'" !" Io'uP't-
~
5 Cyrus Brown of Bristol has just died very
suddenly. lie was sittlHS IN cntr in ms
$ home wnen he 1rtl dead. widow, twD
sons ana two daughters survive nm. he
! WAS t' years old and very eotim4ole ciG-
zen OF the town.
me Washington creamery association re-
+ !''S',' T., az 'ot'''u' p -oi''-' P'"h"9 o' hlA
! A. ,i '"' ""'' "",''' n"No H"ii Sdne' L.
~ Io",'', go , "'tHI uc"uc'-
- - ~ ~ 90 price
l P''' pun - 1 '-"'N PS' f'"""'
; Among recent deaths Of st. Johnsbury
. people were Mrs hdrLAa Crosslhan Rand,at
I,,,, - N"5'er,
t .' ~, - "n' ~ u"1S
= Id. y JUS "'',' n''' N''" ''"7"" l'oli'lhs'
viii AveriIl, employed at Naiisoury's mill,
' m W." an aocIHent lew days ago tnat
WI heteaaltttr CARRYING his right hand in "A
K x FOR Il II ne. LIE WIS running growing
. III trhihe ana MS rl5ht hand slipped, the
h Ie cutting Omen the thanh ami tearing
''' ''9' -" ''' f''"'
Hon. j. c. McIutvre has lust died at LONG
: Beach. Cal, he was born iu dasSena. y. T..
n De-. /. 1881, graduated from st. Lawrence,
e academy, Po,siam, \. Y, in 1861. and grad
= ualrd from Middleburv collie q in lS65
Daring lSo5 and Isis he was nrinrinnl nf
the Mortified academy as it was then called,
I A,ir.,. S,,,,,,. 1Ii,,,,-,,,r,.h !, la,1
He was one of the leading farmers of The,
town. He represented lIinesulryh in the
o Le- stature OF 1895 served as road commits
siouer four years, and hal held other town
offices. He was II veteran of the rebellion
; and had a large acquaintance in Chitteulen
and Addison counties.
,
+ Johh II. DotOh OF Iomlfet mas attended