Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-03
state of Vermont
=. xs,rs Condensed and Rewritten for
Our Readers.

mar trips on Lake Champlain, MAY
g.
Han Luther p. Howe Of Dandy, a
,liytnown citizen of Rutland county,
/. dead.
= u Thaver of Brandon recently
.,.rod 100. 900 lake trout fry in Lake
FL Dunmore.
Ii n Baker of Shoreham, aged so
cars recently disappeared, causing
Fl ,nsiderable excitement.
The new Bellows Falls Il Saxtons
4 p,rer electric railway is expected to
10 in operation Memorial day.
DR. william w. Russell recently
red IN Westminster, aged IS years
Ie Al one time lived in Rutland
The debt of st. Paul's Uniyersalist
.bpr,h has been raised by a gift Of
d 100 from Lorenzo G. Woodhouse,
81 n New York city.
The season at Queen City park,
Il Darlington. opens about June l.
There will be several new cottages
erected there this summer.
E A daughter was born in Washing.
Il I'm d. G., Apr. 10th 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Il T. +. Grout, and granddaughter to
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Theophilus Grout Of
Fl Newport
b owen Hennesy, for a couple Of
week. clerk at the Webster house in
81 bennington, is missing and with
81 Aim some thirty dollars belonging to
II .bg house.
Mrs Julia Billings Of Woodstock
1a. given the d. l.. Moody school at
Fl M Hermon, Mass, the sum Of $780,
& GOO for endowment since the death Of
& Dr. Moody
More than half the swarms Of bees
IN llinesburgh persisted frGm starva-
ion last winter james Fraser, who
has 60 swarms, fed them three barrels /
4 Of granulated sugar.
The St. Adams telephone war is
Il over and the New England Telephone 4
company has undisputed possession OF
ae field. Merchants have resumed /
Fl he use oil us telephones.
Charles Lee, proprietor Of the Chi
nese laundry at Mortified, was in
police court last week on the charge Of
selling liqHorand Justice Ayerill fined
H him sg0 and costs, 5000.
Gov. and Mrs. L. G. Smith have
decided to give to the ST. Adams
High school each year prizes amount
M TO SI00, that are TO be known as
,he smith Literary Prizes
The Judges Of Addison county court
ave appointed James b. Donoway Of
Nddleburv states attorney Of Addi-
,ou county to complete the unexpired
term Of Hon. Frank l.. Fish Of YER
senne, resigned. II
The International Paper company
at Bellows Falls has decided to furnish
s own electric lights, independent Of
The Bellows Falls Electric Light COM
pany, and is now building house TO
hold dynamos recently purchased.
Miss katherine J. Dugan is proba-
bly, the only blind girl in the world
who lead, a church choir. For weeks
The big choir Of ST. Louis church At
st. Johnsbury has been under the di- I
eeiion Of this blind musician.
A. B. Rand Of Morrisyille, who is
year, old killed henhawk recent
with bis cane. The bird measured
Two aud one-half feet from end Of its
0eak To tip Of its tail and three feet
nine inches from tip to tip Of it,
wings.
The body Of the Hill boy who was
drowned At St. Johnsbury last week
was found in Sleeper's river about a
quarter Of a mile below the spot where
The boy was last seen on the banks.
The body had caught in the debris {
and bushes. /
Scion h. Berry, %, who died at
North Ihetford lately, was for many
years deputy sheriff, and was con- ,
'pIcuou> in important criminal pro-
seedlngs, notably in the case of Alb ;
ooit alias Amy, the murderer Of /,
Christy Warden.
Dr. Fred Crosby, son OF Z. c. Cros- .
VE' was run over by a trolley ear at !
northampton, Mass, and killed. He I
Ieli from the transfer bus Of the street
ear line, an old street car drawn by
.Afee horses, and the wheels passed
over his stomach.
Mrs. Naleria French, widow of the =
-s az, Judge Calvin French of Proctors- I
,liIe, gave a reception Saturday, it y
oglng her Goth birthday. She had
.P , most Of her long life in Proctors- q
,I VII and over 60 years in the old home +
where She now resides. \
George Cayhue of Montpelier, who b
u VA, hls skull fractured BY fall in the o
olu Jail building several weeks ago, d
wa was on the street last week. Mr.. Cay n
nue has three large pieces Of bone, Il
.Om uprising three or four square inch o
~ winch were removed from his
p george II. Dickinson, a Bellows o
nalL, boy and newspaper man of re- a