Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-30
State of Vermont.
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in Bristol cemetery since 1881.
Adds Smith of Sheldon junction
tiIled nine crows at three shots re
Gently.
IL. Winehall OF Fair Haven re-
Gently lost a bloodhound valued al
81 600
Francis Batchelder a Co. of Bos
ION are soon to locate a creamery in
n Mortified.
Owing to legal technicalities, Rut-
land is in doubt as TO who is fire mar
sha of that city.
The lodge OF Good Templars at
NJ Lyndonville will celebrate its goth an
. niversary April l.
/. During the past two weeks 10 fam
lies have moved into Bennington from
surrounding towns.
C. W. Martin of Proctor was Sc
yerely injured recently by being
thrown from a sled.
Mosely & Stoddard of Rutland have
received an order from Africa for
sbout so barrel churns.
The sale OF the French estate in
Barre, which was divided into build
ing lots brought over 5000.
Gilbert N. Batehelder, a Newfane
n bow, has been chosen commodore of
the Brown University yacht club.
The c. A. Russell Lumber Co. OF
4 Bennington has recently purchased
y 800 acres Of land in Woodford.
Another anarchist, Mrs. Martha NJ.
Avery Of Boston, spoke at Barre Fri
day and Saturday evenings of last
week.
Barre has IA lawyers who are menu
bers of the bar, and there are others
who dabble with the law who do not
belong to the bar.
The Il. and Il. Fairbanks Co. Of St.
Johnsbury has declared a quarterly
dividend Of a a share and business
is reported very good.
Frank c. Meehan of New York has
purchased 80 acres OF land ON Lake
Dunmore and will soon build a sum-
mer residence thereon.
Patsey Hefllin and Lawrence Me-
Carly fell 20 feet from a staging in
Burlington last week and were badly
shaken up but escaped serious injury.
A Bird" club has been formed at
Bellows Falls with 20 members. Its /
object is the study OF and a better ac- /
quaintance with Yermont's feathered |
sohgsters.
William Langlois Of Burlington
will spend year in Rutland and pay /
6ne Of 5000 for liquor selling. Pro-
hibition is beginning to prohibit in
Burlington.
The Methodist church at Bradford
has a new parsonage, largely the gift
Of n. r. Doe OF New York. II was
formerly dedicated by donation
party March Is.
Cyrus Brown of Bristol died very
suddenly Mar. -. He was sitting in
a chair in his home when he fell dead.
A wife, two sons and two daughters
survive. lie was 6s years old.
The Montpelier board Of aldermen
have elected themselves a committee
70 take charge the liquor agency for
the incoming year, and viii move the
same to more suitable quarters.
Davis Brothers of West Berlin
shipped monument last week Of I'M
usual beauty. Ii weighed over 25,-
900 pounds and is TO be erected in
Greenwood cemetery, New York.
The members OF the Burlington po-
lice force are unable to draw their
salaries for the las, month because
Mayor K. NJ. Sutton refuses TO sign
warrant for the amounts in the bill.
Several Boston book firms report
an increase of rs per cent in the sale
OF kipling's works since his illness.
Many people who never thought about
hipling now want TO see what his
works are like.
The proceedings of the last annual
meeting Of the Vermont Historical So
clety on the 10th anniversary of its
birth, printed by order of the legisla-
lure have appeared in handsome
pamphlet Of l5l pages.
auC OlOuSu N " dTTtH organ W.
recently partially burned out at De-
troit, has decided to move its plant to
Adrian, Mich. Joseph A. Warren,
formerly Of Brattleboro, is the leading
member Of the concern.
Geo. S. Hubbard has just finished
writing a history of the town of Ru-
pert The book contains about 200
pages and embraces the early settle
ment, the land disputes, the reyolu-
ton, civil war and other matters.
John Henry Lyman of Barton,
aged 10, stole horse from yelling
Ton Warren in Westford last week,
traded it, was arrested, pied guilty in
burlington court and is now serving
10 months in prison at Windsor.
BY the recent change in the town
lines Morristown gets Lib acres val
ned at Sll, 1877 from Hyde Park, and
Hyde Park gets L, 1872 IL acres valued