Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-27
state of Vermont.
xsws Condensed and Rewritten for
Our Readers.

Filled 10 cows OF lhe cheiuoh poor
I'm dairy affected with tuberculosis,
The Aldine knitting mill owned by
= W Cover of Bennington was sold
'snetion last week for 3,943.66 to
A. Graves
Bennington Democrats are reported
!, T. considering the project OF start
,gg Democratic paper in their viii
II w. Kempton, 60, a leading
uont3elier man and proprietor Of
aotel Kempton, died last week Of
Rights disease.
There are between 40 and so pupils
..,i.tered at the Rutland business
,aiIeee for the day classes and 30 in
henight school.
John Gerauld OF Graniteville was
toiured last week at the quarries by a
.,one falling on one hand and badly
.msbing il and completely severing
one finger.
The st. Johnsbury town schools
,oeped with total attendance OF s45
rnpils. which is u more than last
i,ar The academy has PAP students
d attendance.
Ralph smith, 80, an employee Of
NJ Estey Organ Co, has been arrest
a for opening his wife's letters and
aiken TO Rutland by the United
States marshal
William Palmer, aged 30, clerk in
LYMAN Boyce's meat market at
F waterbury, was thrown out OF a
lsiyerg team last week and his right
q va. badly fractured.
FraneisJ. Mosher Of Rochester, a
ngassgr and nurseryman, has filed a
clifton in voluntary bankruptcy.
n IN. liabilities are SlG5.65, all unsecur-
q and bis assets, S3G.j0,all unsecured.
The new building Of the Second
Congl church society az HYDE Park
vs.. dedicated last Thursday with APP
i Opriate services. The sermon was
delivered by Rev. c. II. Merrill Of ST.
lOhnsbury.
Last week r. and I. Fairbanks and
Co. the 81. Johnsbury scale makers,
pa!d a quarterly dividend OF one per
ssnL They are now employing more
aep than at any time in the history
d their business.
Articles OF incorporation have been
t!ed with the secretary Of state for
the odd Fellow Building association
. q Ludlow, with capital stock OF
$4,000. They will build 3 three
story brick block.
The farm house and barns Of
| Andrew Y. Turner az Barnumville
sse burned lately during the fsmily's
s5sence. The loss is partly covered
| By insurance. IL is not known how
ne fire originated.
Arthur Fairbanks OF 81. Johnsbury,
| who has been an instructor in Greek
philosophy al Cornell University the
rist year. has accepted position As
Professor OF Greek at Iowa State
university at Iowa City.
The large automobile express wagon
ID process OF construction at the shop
dW A. Lane in Barre is nearly
ready for trial trip. II is being
built for piano mover in Boston at
N estimated cost OF 81 ,00o.
No news has been received from +.
\. Sanctuary, civil engineer employed
By the government at Sabine Pass,
Tex, since the recent terrible hurri-
Ane IN that state and his friends IN
Montpelier fear that he persisted
The alumni OF Montpelier seminary
Aeld their second annual reception and
banquet last week in the parlors and
dining hall Of the institution The
Affair was a brilliant one throughout,
lls Of the alumni being present
Hinesburg has natural soda foun.
hin known as "Old Sweet Spring,
lsed b. the Indians for their sick.
The water is now in considerable
demand and is controlled by a urn
with headquarters at Vergennes.
T. W. Blakely OF Underhill Center,
he proprietor % the Mountain House,
has been arrested, charged with vlolat-
ing temporary injunction placed
lpon his hotel and with keeping
liquor on hand with intent TO sell,
+. c. Hovey, son Of Emroy l.
Hovey, who left st. Johnsbury over
y years ago for the West, j. now at
johannesburg in South Africa, where
Be has been plying his trade OF house
builder at - a day for several years /
There was head-on collision OF
Two freights at ST. Johnsbury last
week, but fortunately there were no
serious injuries. The boilers OF the
Two engines were driven together ana
he cars behind the engines lifted on
'he track and badly damaged.
Dr. Z. A. Smith Of Brandon has
closed a contract for the lease OF
queen City park from July sth 10
August sth, 1901, to the Rev. j. >:
Lewis Of Boston and DIR. Linsey OF
Maine. They viii conduct a summer
Shool Of instruction for teachers.
nuz.- nth H.