Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-22

so"h't Ialr IN the state this wear
Troop I, United States cavalry Can,
Dodd-the crack troop Of the seryic
will be in attendance.
The barn Of Samuel Smith A
waterbury was struck by lightnin,
June 10 and destroyed including m,
contents. He had fifteen harrow
and two moving machines in m,
barn, which were burned.
A. ii. Robinson, aged 10. son o.
hev. }. II. Robinson of Vergennes
Is missing. lie was last heard from
IN New York state, where he was can.
vasslng. Detectives have been search.
ing Tor him without success.
Joel Linsley Of Burlington. L. S,
consul at Coaticook, p. G., died al
The latter place last week. He re.
ceived his appointment under Cleve.
lands administration and was reap
pointed under President Mckinney.
DIR. j. ii. Linsley, director OF the
state psychological laboratory in
Burlington, has decided in response
TO many requests, 10 make analyses of
liquors from town agencies so far as
the facilities Of the laboratory will
permit.
George NJ. Payne of Bridport was
killed last week Monday while draw.
ing stone for new house. He was
thrown from the wagon and one of
the rear wheels passed over his head,
killing him instantly. He was 81
years old.
Henry w. Hill, a Young Vermonter
from Swanton, now a leading LAWYER
~ Brooklyn and a member OF the
New York assembly, has been APP
pointed by Gov. Roosevelt as a mem
Der II the New York committee to
receive Admiral Dewey.
Herbert J. Jones, for two years
superintendent of ST. Johnsbury
schools, has resigned. There were
even bids for the new school house
o be built in Summerville, st. Johns
Jury, the lowest being Sl5,074, made
~ O. IL. Weleh Of Clinton, Mass.
Col. Albert Clarke of Boston,
ormer Vermonter, now secretary of
lac Home Market club, has been APP
'ointed member OF the federal in
Iustrial commission. This commits
ion is charged with the task Of re-
iOrting on remedies for all our IT,
ustrial ills.
The J ,seph Greene Comedy COM
any got stranded last week in Mont
elier. The scenery was attached for
ebts and Mr. Greene, the star, fear
~ a body writ was TO be served on
i'm, Immediately left for Boston
-ithout notifying the rest Of the COM
any Of his intentions.
The stone sheds OF Burke Brothers
ld Mcmillan q Stephenson at Barre
lme near being destroyed by fire
Ionday night OF last week from the
ork OF a small boy not large enough
realize what he had done. The
~, who is known 10 have set the
'es, is only about six years old.
States Attorney Rice has brought
bill in chancery against the owners, [
ssees, or parties connected with the {
,rwick hotel in Rutland asking for l
and also permanent in
notion. This bill is brought to abate
G nuisance under the prohibition q
", which the hotel is assumed to be.
The bodies of Mrs. John Quinn of
lir Haven and her II years old son
ere found in the river at Eagle
'idge, n. ", June II. The lad I
mt fishing Sunday and is supposed J
have fallen into the river while in a
IL. 1t is thought Mrs. Quinn lost I
r life in attempting to rescue the
y. c
Il appears highly probable that the : :
gift of 81, 470 received by :
} Heaton Hospital at Montpelier
arly two years ago came from Miss =
rah House, who committed suicide =
emily. She drew about that sum :
I'M the bank at that time and isnot :
own to have made any other dis !
sition OF ii. !
The terrible disaster at New Rich .
md, Wis, came TO Brattleboro peo- y
in a striking way, one of the vic !,
is being Edmund J. Carey, one of -
best known and best liked young :,
q, ,,-bo a,ar vrant from that TOWN | I.
was "a years Of age, was engaged :;
the drug business and, with his =.
timer, was killed in the cyclone. -
4 curious acci dent occurred at W
.tcher a few days ago. A hedgehog p,
INTO tree and Herbert Pole shot b
ca