Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-28
state of Vermont.
=, News Condensed and Rewritten for
Our Readers.

raguires S0c,UOV WIN WHiCH " run
he citv schools during the coming
gear.
A six-hole golf course has been
,.i1 ont on the grounds of the Retreat
At Brattleboro for the use of club Of
enthusiasts just organized.
Melvin w. Wadsworth of Benning-
,on celebrated the 50th anniversary Of
n fis being made full degree Odd Fell
i law Friday. He is over so.
Charles l.. Woodbury. of Burling-
4 IAN has been awarded the contract for
The construction of portion of the
new sewer system to be built at
q woodstock.
The Vermont Academy girls at
4 Sovton's River were last week in camp
an Fuller field. The q white tents
made a pretty picture, especially in
tbe evening when lighted up.
Arrangements are in progress for a
Yacht race for the club pennant of the
lake Champlain Yacht club TO be
sailed at Burlington July 4. The race
will be open to the yachts of the club.
Col. Albert Clarke Of Boston, sec
retarv Of the Home Market club and
a former resident of Vermont, will
sneak at the Orleans County Repub-
lean convention 10 be held in Barton
July 3D..
Robert P. Russell, p, Of Rutland
was drowned sunday afternoon while
bathing in the Otter Creek. He
could not swim. He was an orphan
uhoIived in the family Of Rev. Geo.
vs.. Phillips.
Hon. G. ;. Bell Of Walden, secre- /
.ary % the state board Of agriculture, /
ga. In Bellows Falls last week. He
.all thinks there is tuberculosis among
come Of the herds in the vicinity of
hat village.
coli is very popular in Burlington /
q, is shown by the fact that the men,
ber-hip Of .he Waubanakee Golf club /
u that city has been at its limit, $50.
for some months. The president of
The club is l.. +. Woodhouse.
The marriage OF Miss Alice Thorn
Gray, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Allen Gray, 10 Arthur Eugene Elliott
>,arkey OF the Wilmington Times,
took place at the home Of the bride in
Hyde Park, Mass, Wednesday, June
p, al noon.
Emerson Hall Of st. Johnsbury,
president Of the Passumpsie Savings
bank, died Monday afternoon Of last
week, aged 81 years. Had he lived
one day longer he and his wife would
have celebrated their golden wedding. t
Tie leaves a wife and one daughter
Judge Tyler at Montpelier Wednes-
day Of last week denied the motion TO
.et aside the verdict OF 20, 900 for the
plaintiff in the case Of Daniel f. Nc
Govern Of Montpelier against the
Central Vermont railroad on the
ground that il was excessive and out
ugeous.
A little tive-year-old girl named
Mamie Mitchell, daughter Of Jacob
Mitchell Of Burlington, was run over
by team and badly hurt Wednesday
morning, June 20. The team was
driven by two young men who were
Unknown. She received internal in
iuries, but will recover.
Clinton B. Fuller Of Barre has been ]
taken 20 the insane asylum at Water
bury. lie had the measles and after /
being sick for about two weeks was !
ont again, apparently all right. He {
worked hard in the hot sun and /
week ago he was taken sick again, re- {
shifting in his losing his senses.
Owing to a mix-up in train orders ]
two freight trains collided near Gass- {
etts on the Rutland railroad lately.
No one was injured, but the front
ends Of both engines were smashed in
and three box cars were demolished. y
Both engineers and firemen jumped {
down the bank toward the river. (
John Myers of MiddleburY. the 5
lo-year-old boy who stole a horse and
team from Frank Shackett, was ar
rested last Thursday morning near J
Larrabee's Point ferry. In default of
500 bail the court ordered him taken I
70 the Vermont Industrial school to I
await the coming December court
Harry Lord, while racing with the =
brldgeman hose company last week
So Bellows Falls, was caught in the !
harness ana thrown, the cart passing I
over him. IL was thought at first that d
he was very seriously injured, but ex- y
animation showed no bones broken, .
out that his RIBS were bent and he was
badly bruised. q
The 81, 900 necessary in order 10 !,
purchase the tools which go with the \
vermont School Seat company's build :,
.ng that is TO be donated TO the new >
automobile factory coming to Rutland
from New York has been raised and
NE establishment of the industry Is .
practically assured. There was no !.
at all in getting the amount !
required. +
One of the most elaborate events OF :
.he season was the marriage at St. Al \
cans Tuesday evening Of last week OF \