Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-23

gagged efficient assistance and they
were finally located at the FRANKLIN
House in Greenfield, Mass, registered
as man and wife. He is now held in
81 600 bonds for trial next July by the
superior court on the charge Of rape.
Phalorman Bates, 80 years of age
and the oldest man in town, died re-
Gently at his daughters house in Cam
bridge, n. Y. At one time Mr.. Bates
was the most wealthy as well as the
most influential man Of Bennington.
About 1880 his wife was shot and kill
ed through one Of the windows Of the
house now occupied BY David Spen-
Ger, the shot being fired by Archibald,
Mr.. Bates brother, who was deeply
in love with and madly jealous OF the
woman. lie tried to escape justice,
but was caught, tried, sentenced and
hanged in Bennington. After that
time hard times came to Phalorman
Bates. He lost his place ana all the
money he had and died poor.
At the annual meeting Of the
Daughters Of Vermont at the Ven
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Charles II. Greenleaf; second vice
president, Mrs. Hiram circuit; re-
cOrding secretary, Miss Bertha J. JOS
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tional Federation Of Woman clubs,
who is a Vermont girl, upon her visit
to that city in May. The club menu
bership is 2Ig and its limit is $50.
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no Rrattleborn pboeniy
A letter from Charles t. llancheti'
Bristol representative al fori qua
Any, Northwest territory, says that ne
md his partner are taking out pay
ilrt every day. They had not washed
1ut any up to December -, 50 couId
not tell what 1t would yield, but they
believe it will pay well. Ihey are
operating four claims. Hahcheit
ays: 81 am better satished thah ever
hat the god is mere All II wants Is
health and hard work TO get 1t. HIS
health has been excellent ever since ne
arrived there. lie sent a copy OF the
Alondike Miner and Yukon AdVer-
iser, which Is pretty ialr paper Tor
hat country. II Is a weekly, the SUD
price being SO year or -
ents single copy. Among the adj
ertisements Is The l)elmohlco res
aurant where meals are served tor !
g. Ham and eggs, with coilee ana
Icssert, cost Sl.2U. other articles
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isn ~ ~ IphusburV CHARGED with ,
M $500
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