Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-09
state of Vermont.
l,s News Condensed and Rewritten for
Our Readers.

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The town OF Ludlow made a profit
Of $500 on its liquor agency last year.
r. N. Porter of Burlington has in
vented an electric car fender that
tends.
q. w. Cleveland OF Barre was eject
ed from a salvation Army meeting
recently.
Ralph Lindsay, young lad, Of
d Montpelier came near bleeding to
death Feb. 20.
The work OF rebuilding the Shep-
ard 4 Morse lumber sheds has begun
at burlington.
The total Indebtedness Of Montpel-
Ter is $751; ,S2O,an increase of 81, u.s.
4 "a the past year.
odd Fellows lodges are soon to be
instituted in Williamstown, Roches-
fer and Winhall.
The horse OF Newman Lindsey of
Hortonyille fell the other day and bit
off half its tongue.
The Brattleboro jelly company
mans a reorganization and $50, 900 adj
dition to its capital.
Samuel I. X. Cheney, aged 80, died
al bis home in Brattleboro last week.
He was the oldest citizen.
The contractors and builders at
Barre report large amount Of build |
ing in prospect this season.
Rutland has a live merchants asso-
iatiun that is working for the best
interests Of the Marble City.
Mai, Charles Ii. Darling was sworn
IN as United States marshal for the /
district Of Massachusetts, March LIST.
The American flag stolen from l.. /
Bart Cross Of Montpelier on Hallow- /
cen night was returned unframed last
week.
The Burlington police have arrest
ed the chicken thieves who have been
doing a brisk business in that city this
winter.
The Rutland hospital has debt OF
about $40, 600 but manages to pay ex-
penses and is greatly appreciated in
that city.
The town Of Worcester has been
sued for Sl94 for the board OF L. j.
Holden while confined in the Jail AT
Montpelier.
Fred Bixby Of Burlington is held in
81 900 bonds, charged with criminal
assault on Mrs. Barney Foley while
calling there.
c. A. Bliss will open a business col
egc al Barre. He has established
commercial schools at several points .
in New England.
During the past year there have
been 80 births and 10 deaths in Pitts
ford, The average age of those who 4,
died was So IL years. h
In the Bradford bank case Judge {
Wheeler has issued an orler restrain
lng the publication Of de. ails of the
documentary evidence. II
Mrs. George Tankard OF Buring- I
ton has sued John Lee, a liquor deal {
eT. for Sl2O damages caused by sell
ing her husband liquor. 8
The Consolidated Light Co. of /
Montpelier will send power and light
from Bolton Falls at II, 900 voltage. {
Better let that wire alone. /
IL is suggested that on the construc- L
ton Of new county jai, in Montpel- I
ler the prisoners be put at some work 7
10 help the county support them.
Several Rutland men recently as
oended killington peak on snow !
shoes They report fine view and I
crossed many deer tracks on the way. a
Fred Murphy, the victim Of the +
Bolton Falls shooting scrape, is gain n
ihg slowly and the doctors say If Il
nothing new develops he will recover.
The annual meeting and banquet of o
ihe Vermont State Dental society will J
ge held in the parlors Of the Van Ness n
House, Burlington, March Is, 10 and Il
While looking over some old papers n
a few days ago, a Brattleboro man n
ran across a deed conveying certain
property in England bearing the date el
1926. II
The tenement house OF Mrs. An pl
aFew Brown of Waterbury was de- OF
'lFoyed by fire Feb 25. Mrs. Stone, II
inc occupant narrowly escaped sutlo- s.
cation. hi
The Lincoln Iron Works of Rut-
and have Just shipped a car load of hi
'lone-working machinery to Califor- fo
ma which will be used in the quar- NJ
Ties there. "
Eighteen stitches were necessary to pl
close wound in the head of Fred, H. az
year old son Of III. T. Harris OF Brat m
ugoero, who coasted into a barbed
wire fence. :,
q. NJ. Darling Of Lyndonville has tn
purchased the fast Newport trotter, he
hed Elm" The horse has already tn
armed ~, 5000 in purses and has a rec 81
ord Of 2:l6 Ii. p,