Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-09

] - ENFH-9t hbt6 Was an act OF
unreasoning folly and the decision to
give the people Of the city a lawful
opportunity to purchase necessary al
coholic liquors is commendable.
Last week fire DESTROYED the barn
belonging TO Al. Marshall in Middle
bury, The horses and part Of the
harnesses and wagons were taken ont.
The loss is fully 81 900 and is partly
covered by insurance. The fire Is
thought to have been incendiary.
Frank II. Chapman Of Rutland has
received 10000 rainbow or California
trout fry from the state hatchery at
RoXbury. The consignment came in
six cans. containing 5000 fish each.
DIR. {. b. Ross Of West Rutland took
1000 to place in the streams Of East
Clarendon.
Quite Il serious accident happened
at Nelson 4 Halls mill at Montgom.
cry Center last week. a slab from a
saw was thrown with great force
across the mill. 1t struck Charles
Dezotell on the head, breaking his jaw
in two places and rendering him un-
N ~ 20 81 nuns .
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Nelson Of Mid
dlebury, while playing in the large
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\ fatal accident occurred in North
Walden recently. /. Beais, aged ID
years went out after snpperto rake up
some nay "ltl a morse rake. " iii'e
gong ao"h lliit the morse -taiilp'e4
ana Iel+ lae boy Jumped OH oehlha
the rake and struck on ai- stomach
receiving injuries "hl"h caused MS
DEATH
The body Of VIII Marshall,aged 30,
q farm hand who worked for Fred
Plummer, was found by Homer
Woods at Fairfax last week. The
body was badly decomposed. II had
been in the water long time. Mar
shall had been missing at least three
weeks 1t Is supposed thaj aeath Was
accidental.
About 20 Barre people, at Berlin
pond recently were slightly pois-
oned. supposedly by the ice cream.
Those who were affected were not all
OF the same party, out they all ate
either Ice cream or sheroet frozen IN a
freezer which is supposed to oe the
primary cause Of the tFou0ie' though
in each case it was washed oeioFe us
ing.
Papers have been put in circulation
bv the Prohibitionists asking for sig
natures for the nomination Of Prof
Henry NJ. Seeley Of Middlebury coli
lere. and when 325 signers have been
secured, articles Of nomination Of
Prof. Seeley as the candidate Tor mem
Der Of Congress from the ilrst vermont
district will be filed with the 7eefetaf!
Of state.
Meetings Of the state board Of agri-
culture will be held during the week
Aug. 10 TO Is as follows; Bradford,
Monday: CrafisDury, Tuesday; Bran
don. Wednesday; Ludlow, Thursday:
Wilmington, Friday; Chester oa'ur-
day. National Master Aaron Jones
Of Indiana and John could OF ONO
will assist .he board in conducting the
meetings.
Dartmouth college trustees have
nIaeea attachments aggregating $780,
6oo ON property owned by the Inter-
national PAPER company, as process in
" snit brought for alleged trespass by
the paner company on the college
grant in Coos county during tae
numbering season Of ls9e-99' IL Is
alleged that $4,000, feet Of spruce was
illegally cut on the college land
The Mcleod Milling company of
& Johnsbury is rapidly erecting
new ,,s, = g N, elevator The new build
i i,S" NH be five stories high with base.
ne and will occupy the space Of
t til buildings recently DESTROYED by
fire, The elevator will hold 1000
tons Of sack feed and flour. Twenty,