Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-20
State of Vermont.
70, News Condensed and Rewritten for
Our Readers.

10 News Condensed and Rewritten for
Our Readers.
Calves are dying in Orwell, One
farmer has lost y.
The Nineteenth Century club of
Rutland has recently been admitted to
Che Vermont Federation OF Womans
clubs
VIM. Campbell, -, one Of the larg-
est and most successful knit goods
manufacturers in Vermont, died Fri
day at Bennington.
Henry Jordan, Daisy Walker and
Mr. Charles Jordan OF llartland are
in Woodstock Jail charged with adul-
terry. The Jail has thirteen occupants.
Congressman II. II. Powers has
been invited to deliver the founders
day Grafton at the University Of Yer
mont on May l, and has accepted the
imitation.
After forty-seven years the Hunt
Hgt0n restaurant at Montpelier i, no
more. The building has been sold
and the room will be occupied bv a
drug store.
Miss Pauline Brooks, who went to
Cuba d, "a nurse last summer, return
ed to- Rutland and was married last
week tu Capt. r. W. QuintOn, surgeon
United states army.
Shattuck, Of the Genital House at
Wooi-turk, was fined s5s.63 for sell
ing hgurr recently. Another party
named ilaIock was assessed Slll.gO.
Prohibition prohibits in Woodstock
Capt Robert W. Laird Of st.
Iohu-hury died Apr. 9. Mr.. Laird
w., al one time the most imp1rtaut
granite dealer in Vermont and many
of the Barre stonecuttcrs learned
'hrlr trade Of him.
In the Rutland county court the
ease Of Kennedy IS. the international
Paper Co. ha, been finished with a
verdict for the plaintiff to recover
sL1t0 damages, for injuries received
while Ia the defendants employ.
A big boulder weighing some eight
'au. slid down steep bank at Mont
ro.ar last week and crushed through
he side Of q house and filled The
Kitchen in which a womln aud child
verp az work buta moment before,
The Baldwin Refrigerator company
n' Burlington has closed contract
tor the construction Of l3 large
douhIecoolers. They are to be ten
feet wide, seven feet deep and eleven
feet high. These are to 20 10 some OF
mIe Sans new possessions.
Charles Doherty was arraigncd in
ritr court al Montpelier recently but
Waived examination and was bound
over to await the action of the grand
jury next september on the charge oil
lhe murder OF Fred Murphy at Bolton
Fails he was committed go jail
without bail.
John Davis, 80, retired cuisines,
man.rommittcd suicide az Fair Haven
saturday by cutting his throat. Mr..
Davis had been engaged in the slate
industry for wear, and was considered
wealthy. The cause Of the suicide Is.
m1 stcry. \ widow and two children
survive him.
President Dole Of Hawaii was born
aI1 farm near West Arlington, Ben
mnEton county. The farm lies in two
'la'es and towns, Cambridge, y. "
and Arlington. The president was
educated at Burr seminary, Manches-
.ef under the direction Of Rev. Joseph /
ID. Nickham, ID. d., the president.
Aurat Halstead, the well-known
editor, author and war correspondent, .
was in Montpelier last week collecting
material Tor life Of Admiral Dewey, /
which he is TO write. Mr.. llalstead 1
obtained large amount Of data and /
,ts's from Hon. Chas. and Edward I
Dewey and Mrs. Mary p. Dewey, 4
brothers and sister Of the admiral |
The Jury in the case Of State vs..
Napoleon Manning for the murder Of
nazzeil LedouN in Georgia Septem- /
'.f ~, brought in a verdict % guilty 4
va mauslaughter in franklin county 4
,.aft last FRIDAY. Judge Loveland /
- y, charge 10 the jury Is con-
-,Aefed one % the ablest exposition, I
" lae law % homicide ever delivered 1