Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-08
state of Vermont.
-. News Condensed and Rewritten Tor
bN Our Readers.

= aonredationso petty thieves.
8 p,rIinoton's pumping station has a
,apscity Of 100000 gallons every =
j hours. = Stoctwell Brattle-
n'5 road commissioner, is dead,
Aso M. Northdeld High school students
o.tablished monthly paper en-
-itled the "Egis."
poy W. S. Hazen OF Mortified fell
he'' .,en.ladder last week and dis
iacaled his shoulder.
The Rutland city liquor agency
a en- s02. 80 Of liquor last year at
. nrofit Of -, l49.73.
pnrlington letter carriers have or
-ni,ad branch of the National
ts.aeiation Of Letter Carriers.
Work IN the addition to the Yer
uopt Marble company's eflice at
Proctor is progressing rapidly.
r p Houston has bought the
uatbodist camp grounds at North
Seld The price paid was $3.50.
The Rutland city liquor agency sales
Fl 60 1899 amounted 10 SO, s02.32. The
nro6ts Of the agency were 81, 1878.
II Senator Proctor has been chosen as
,be Vermont member Of the Republic
,sp congressional campaign commit
tee -
VIM. H. II. Montgomery, a native
of pownal. one Of the best known resi-
lants Of Adams, Mass, is dead, aged
n i9 years.
Mrs James Knapp of Middlebury
4 probably fatally burned, the result
h ala spark from stove setting her
n 0thiLg atire.
IL. Marshall OF Evansville recent
lreut q deep cash in his instep from
which be nearly bled to death before
the doctor arrived.
The report Of the librarian Of the
Il Mary Fletcher Free library at Bur
4 ipgton, for 1899, shows that 1t con-
/ aims %, 100 volumes.
At an exciting city meeting in ST.
AIbans last week, il was voted to order
/ the liquor agency closed, the vote
being 232 against 1870.
Charles w. Spaulding has sold his
business at West Woodstock to Ferris
/ ]. Perkins Of Ludlow and will give
possession April next.
Edward II. Blossom, assignor 20
Dupont Manufacturing company, IT.
4 Johnsbury, has taken out letters pat
eHt Tor power hammer
Tommy Guiheen, a Brattleboro base
ball PLAYER, will leave March ! foi Kan
MS City. Mo-, where he is to play short
stop in the western league.
senator Proctor entertained the
Dartmouth College Dining club At a
banquet at his home in Washington
Monday night of last week.
The dairy school OF 1900 closed at
The Burlington experiment station
January -. Quite a number took
the examination in testing FOR a state
license.
Ludlow people are discussing the
establishment of gymnasium in that
village. They plan to have q billiard
table and piano as a part OF their
equipment
The New England Democrat is a
new state magazine, its initial number
meeting with a good reception last
week, Z. A. G. Jackson Of Montpelier
i is editor.
Alex Ducat and Charles Sweeney,
The Mortified chicken thieves, were
arrested At Worcester, Mass, last week.
They will be tried for larceny and
breaking jail.
The postoilice department is con-
sdering the sdvisability Of granting
The petition Of citizens Of Bellows
Falls for two mounted mail carriers
IN that village.
Miss Sadie NJ. Bowman from Lynn, !
Mass, recently fell from the steps OF
The station platform at Lyndon, break /
ing her arm in two places and dislo-
eating her wrist.
The death of Rev. VIM. Fessenden
Aas occurred at his home in Brooklyn. !
lie was born In Brattleboro, VT, s.
years AGO and was a nephew OF Gov
holbrook Of this state.
The Burlington water commission,
ere report for 1899 shows the receipts
u THIS department 10 have been
Ae,'el.il, an increase over the pre-
uols year Of s2,s23.s7.
Burlington has 500 women tax
payers who are qualified TO vote for
shool commissioner aud yet less than
1Soi them on an average have ayailed
themselves Of this privilege.
These petitions in bankruptcy have
recently been d:-Leroy +. Fogg
" s"anton, liabilities $4,000, assets /
Nvei j. Willard Strattard Of Swanton,
liabilities - POS. assets S5I5.
Charles Maltby, who was born in
vermont and was associated in bust
s' with Abraham Lincoln at
GAINESVILLE, H., recently died at
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