Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-26
State of Vermont.
,,s News Condensed and Rewritten for
Our Readers.

Bsrre Times May 9TH.
NJ C. Gage, who was born il
North Hartland almost 80 years ago
lied saturday in Huntington, Pa.
Fopr Young ladies received the
wbite veil in the chapel of st. Mary''
.onvent. Burlington, last Thursday
evening.
L. A. Allen and Irwin Isham OF
u;nesburgh were brought into court
Ia,t week for shooting pickerel in
Hinesburgh pond.
Oryal II. Crosier, 81, of Rutland was
thrown from his buggy last week in a
runaway accident and died as a re-
.ult Of fractured skull.
Many of the stores on Main street
I'm Barre were obliged by the rising
wafer TO move their goods, which pre-
.antion prevented much damage.
The Is. year-old son Of Daniel Bird
St Adams accidentally shot himself
in the arm while pickerel hunting Fri
day. IL is hoped that the arm can be
saved.
Joseph Parable, a workman in the
slate uuarries at fairhayen, was run
over and killed by freight last week
while asleep on the track. The body
was horribly mangled.
Alton W. SpoiIord and Fred W.
Warren OF Rutland and Monte j b.
Fuller Of North Clarendon are 10
start for the Cape Nome, Alaska, gold
fields in the near future.
Joseph Langdon, 40, a Frenchman,
lied last week at Bennington from the
efe.t. Of a fall from tree while he
was attempting 10 gather pine cones.
DE leaves a wife and seven children.
Charles Nee of Montpelier was
sned. with costs, SO. 20 last week for
abusing his horses, which were left
litchcd IN his yard without food
from saturday afternoon until sun
lay evening.
Henry Leverage and Oswold Tau
Der Of Bennington have each purchas-
ed six acres Of land in Cuba and will
soon move to the island with their
families and go into the business Of
vegetable raising.
James Mickleiohn Of Bennington,
about 30 years old, committed suicide
last week Monday by cutting his
throat with a razor file lived with
O. brother and two sisters who worked !
To- the wooden mill.
News has Just been received Of the
serious illness with diphtheria Of Mas
ter Norman Lawrence, grandson Of |
Che Hon. Adna Brown Of Springfield |
Master Norman snd bis mother are [
with friends in Newton Center, Mass |
The b. and Il. engine house, an old |
building Of little value was burned at
Rutland last week. The loss was
5000, fully insured. The adjoin-
ing buildings Of the Howe scale works
were saved by the efforts Of the fire.
men.
The volume OF DIR. NJ. l.. Bruce Of
Bmttleboro, the Man with the Hoe,
is rapidly developing ia proportions,
scope and interest. In a circular let
ter 10 the authors the doctor SAYS that
the first edition win not be less than
9 900.
The L. V. VI. baseball team met
with a crushing defeat last Thursday
90 the hauds Of the Fordham College
team. The score stood q against 3.
The | uiversitv of Pennsylvania team
Whitewashed the Vermont lads by a
-ore Of Il TOO.
10 three days lately LAG barrels Of /
good American fish taken in Canadi-
an seiues Just across the line were
shipped from East Alburg and Swan.
ton, while the fishermen OF those
places must obey Vermont laws and
watch the money go into other
pockets.
The two-story brick block owned
by George Spaulding Of Cavendish
was destroyed by fire Tuesday morn
Hg of last week. The loss is over Sl0,-
Ilo. Mr.. Spaulding was badly injured.
DE was struck on the head by piece
't hard furniture and rendered I'M
.ou,cious.
Clarence Burnett Davis, who has
been one Of the crew on the United .
states transport ship Solase for nearly ,,
FOUR Years, arrived at his home in
hester last week. Young Davis
ay, be has been in every country !
Except Australia during his service in
Doe navy. y
Judge L. NJ. Tyler Of Montpelier
JOS sentenced Samuel Stacy in Wash /
nglon county court TO not less than :
I'VE and a half years and not over I
even years in states prison. He was /
onvIcted during the present term OF
''ault with felonious intent on a
mall girl at Barre.
John j. Shorey of Plaintield was re-
'fested as he was taking the train
.Gme, April Is. and had his bail rails
d from $500 to $500. He is charged
,lln assault on Henry W. Camp OF
,lanleld, it being alleged that
amps condition was more serious
nan had hnar, a#