Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-24
state of Vermont.
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. IN the coming summer.
GORGE 4. Cheney of Rutland re-
N atfy caught nine fair-sized trout in
brook inside the city limits.
The grand list Of Barre for this year
&. sgE 02s. ~, an increase of S527.4 40
Tor last year, when it was S35, 50l .02.
pinsford has milk thief. He not
.rIy steals milk from the cans but
,aats the cows before the owners get
up
Al Fairfax town meeting held
es,1rdav il was voted 10 open the
F-nor agency, the vote being 81 for
and 30 against.
Therei. an old Indian burial ground
I'm West Arlington where many lndi-
an relics Of interest 20 arch biologists
have been found.
Arlington has natural spring on
ned mountain which has been sound
81 toa depth Of 1000 feet and no bot
tom has been reached.
Mrs. Ellen Prince Of Burlington
has been sentenced 20 year in the
house of correction at Rutland for
ueriury in a liquor trial.
Claude Prouty OF East Dover had
t.s right arm shattered the other day,
board flying from saw in his
fathers mill and striking him.
Florence Amet Of Barre, aged 10,
feI from a wagon on which she was
stealing a ride, became entangled in
ne wheel and was quite badly injured.
WaIlingford has an ice cave which
3. warmer in winter than the sur
-9pnding atmosphere and in summer
contain. ice which never entirely dis
appears.
When "Quo Yadis"i is presented in
London, Robert Taber, the Stowe, W.,
bow who was last season divorced |
from his wife, Julia Marlowe, will
Play the leading role.
Cheney Prentiss OF Mortified, |
aged 81 years, died Monday Of last
week. He was the oldest Odd Fellow
in Vermont. He was initiated at
BroO klyn, y. Y, in 1887.
DIR. W. Seward Webb's private car,
heEllesmere, is at st. Adams, where
q will be thoroughly overhauled and
Inspected. DIR. Webb is expected
home from Europe in June.
Mrs. Betsey Tanner, mother Of Mrs.
Henry Wells of Burlington, died in
Vienna last week. She was
80 year. Of age and at the time OF her
death was travelling in Europe.
Representatives OF the Baker Under
wear company, which recently located |
81 Richmond, purchased II, 800 worth
Of ewing machines IN Burlington the
other day for their new factory.
Col. II. K. Stoughton Of Barre was
struck by a team last week while
a..ghting from an electric car and was
Knocked down, run over and badly |
bruised, though no bones were broken.
Charles Bushman Of Shelbune eX-
poets two expert miners in about
month to begin operations on his gold
mine, and will have the work carried
On until it is proved whether the mine
viii pay or not.
While playing on the turntable Of
The Delaware a. Hudson Canal COM
Iany a, Castleton Thursday after
noon, a young son OF Lewis Humph-
rey caught his foot in a cog and re-
'rved very severe injuries.
VIM. Z. Sheldon, who recently died
ID Boston, aged % years, was native ,
Of Dorset. lie was one Of the manag-
e, Of the New England Journal OF
Education and associate editor OF the
American Primary Teacher.
A man about IS years old dropped I,
oead on Broadway at Albany, n. \" y
.4iely, Just in front OF the Albany T,
Trust company. On a tag in the Satch' !
Z he carried was the name j. NJ. )
Wright Chimney Point, VI
Work upon the dam at Bolton Falls, :
which was discontinued for nearly a
a month during the high water, has !
Teen resumed and is now in full pro- 1
gFess. 1t is hoped TO have the dam Z
completed in abont three weeks.
The immense bridge now being :
constructed near Mandalay in Bur /
nah, India, and described as the b
Highest bridge in the world, is being 1
erected under the personal supervision a
o. j.. {. Turk, son Of Bennett Turk Of h
Burlington.
Michael Driscoll aged l9, an en- b
HoFee Of the international Paper e
.ompany at Bellows Falls. was arrested c
-as' week on suspicion of being guilty {
g' assault upon Annie, s-year-old n
laughter OF John brisbane. He G
iIaaded guilty to the charge and was "
lined SIS and costs. :
. L. b. Eddy, who recently lost over Ii
f''0OOO00 in the destruction of his r.
maleh and paper factories az Hull, 9
'hario, is remembered in Brattle-
gofo as a tin peddler years ago. He n
I ma in the paper business with il
t,'hes x Newman machine made in Q
blalleb0rO Mr. Eddy Uas horn in I.