Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-15
state of Vermont.
,,,,,. Condensed and Rewritten for
~ Our Readers.

- II wears in which Dennlhg-
INV Aid III not get zero weather.
~" ~. lows Of Burlington have or
.nized a lodge OF hnlghts Oh
Pvtbias, known as Bethel lodge NO.
~ " seward Webb of Shelburne
III basforwarded 81 900 as sub
ram in,;on 10 the Canadian patriotic
fund.
r.ra Uosford, county commissioner
Tbittenden county, died at his
o. in Charlotte Friday, aged 50
frederick b. Jennings OF North
p.aninoton has given $3.50 toward
.bo completion OF the navy arch in
New York
e W ;. Hawkins, clerk OF the city
.nrt darlington, has been appointed
t L~Cov +. G. smith to be judge OF
/ Wy cit, court to succeed the late j..
". Russell. ;,
Boardman shaw OF Morrisville,
,.,bor Of GOV. Shaw OF Iowa, died
,eotly from a shock. lie was 81
YEAR. old. The governor came to at
Tend the funeral.
AT Mortified, once each month,
be names of all patrons OF the town
ropor agency are published in local
newspalIer. also a list OF those whom
tbe agent refuses to supply.
Mr.. Mary B. kinsley OF Benning-
ton is dead. aged e years. On her
motber's side she was a great grand
5arghter Of Parson Jedediah Dewey,
,be first pastor Of the first church in
Iu Vermont
The Vergennes Manufacturing
,,mpanv will rebuild at once the saw
min which was recently burned. The
insurance has been adjusted, the full
amount of - 500 being allowed. The
loss above the insurance is estimated
a. $3.50. ao
Luther r. Hubbell Of Charlotte, so
wears Of age is dead. Tie was life
i1pg resident of Charlotte. He was an
old railroad employe and was the first
station agent employed at Charlotte,
having served in that capacity for
about % years.
The Bradford Board OF Trade is
receiving the superior water privileges
on Waits river, and the location OF
manufacturing plants. u i under
stood that the Westinghouse people
will start the paper mill during the
coming season.
An official Of the Howard Park as
ISOLATION Of Burlington says that ap-
phca.ion will be made at the present
term Of the Chittenden county court
for the appointment OF receiver for
the association. The result will prob
ably be the sale OF the grounds.
Last week a large icicle fell from
the roof Of the Colchester mills in
Wiuooski 10 a roof underneath and
went through 10 the floor, smashing
everything in its path. II took sew
eral hodrs TO clear away the debris
and repair the roof The ieicle was
about seven feet long and very large
in proportion.
Edward Aiken OF Morrisville was
arrested last week for an assault upon
hs daughter, aged IA years. The
evidence was so plain that he was
bound over under $500 bonds and
now resides with Sheriff Stevens at
Hyde Park. 1t is stated that this con-
dition Of affairs has been going on
Tor year or more.
Il has been stated, relative to the
outcome Of tie contest between the
Rutland-Canadian railroad and the
Central Vermont railway, that the
former road was at one time last year
willing to pay ~, 900 per year for the
privilege of using the tracks and sta
ton Of the latter road in Burlington,
which itnow gets for 1000.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Cross of
st. Johnsbury and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Bart Cross OF Montpelier had an ex-
citing experience" on their trip to
Cuba and Puerto Rico. Their vessel
encountered a terrific storm, was dis
aOled, causing four days delay, and
" 'iittN a. was ttdith Ailal Aiit snip
might be lost with all on board.
The late Gov. J. Gregory Smith Of
~ Adams bequeathed TO the city
$4,000 for a public library and
$1,000 for a soldiers monument. The
family have decided to combine the
Two funds and erect building suit
ao'e Tor library and a grand jury
room. 1t is expected that the build
ing will be begun early in the spring.
Fred Gilman of Pownal met with a
very painful accident while returning
rom North Adams lately with a
neayy load. The horses ran off the
sphdge upsetting the wagon and his
lea'y load, almost burying him.
ueIp came and with great difficulty
ne was extricated. No bones were
broken, but it was very narrow es-
cape from death.
Elizabeth Booth, field commission
T OF the SALVATION army, has sent out
vrGers for five weeks 'siegen TO be