Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-13


and was followed and arrested near
Fort Edward, New York.
A boarding house at North Benning-
ton, kept by Mrs. James Skinner, was
entered by burglars Monday morning
of last week. About 1865 in gold and
bank notes was taken from an old
fashioned trunk, which was stored
away in a closet. The officers have
clews on which they are at work.
IL. L. Hindley, editor of the Yer /,
gennes Enterprise, says that arrange !
ments have been made whereby the
papers OF the Addison County News
paper association will continue to be
published, pending the settlement Of
the bankruptcy proceedings in con-
nection with the failure Of j. w. Ket-
chum, the publisher Of the association.
! Ernest Buttles OF Brandon, who will
graduate from the University of Yer
mont this month. has accepted posi-
ton offered him by Mason S. Stone,
ex-superintendent OF education OF Yer
mont, and will 90 to the Philippines
10 teach, leaving for the far away sta
ton about July /. Mr.. Buttles will
receive 81, 900 year and fare out and
return.
Frank Place was on one of three cars
which separated from a freight train
at South Barre last week and went
over bank Mr.. Place leaped just as
the cars went Off the iron and was bad
: ly bruised and at first unable to move
but on looking up saw fiat car roll
ing down the hill toward him and he
too rolled for his life and beat the car
f by narrow margin.
The suit for damages of Daniel /.
' McGoyern VS.. Central Vermont rail-
z way is being tried for the third time
in Washington county court AT the
: first trial the jury disagreed and the
second gave plaintiff Judgment Tor
! 80. 600. Then new trial was secured
! by the railroad company. McGovern
on June -, 1897, while driving was
struck by freight train at Bolton.
/ Leon +. Sawyer. an employee in the
1 mills OF the Waits River Paper com
: panv at Bradford, was caught IN The
machinery Tuesday evening OF las
week and injured 50 badly that Nc
e lived only hall an hour. He was p
y wears old and leaves a wife and one
J. child. He took out a policy for sl,OO'
! the week before in the United States
Life Insurance Co.
Last week Ceharldo Guiseppeni wa
d was sentenced at Montpelier to no
: less than four and half nor more thal
z five wears at hard labor in the stat
prison at Windsor. He was one Q
If the Italians mixed up in the shooting
n of Chief Of Police Brown at Barre las
" December and was found guilty G
n simple assault by the jury. Bernacc
who fred the shots, was sentenced !
If 2l years at Windsor.
p Children's day in the grange has b'
5 come a fixed occasion, when the youn
v and old together enjoy their surround
'e inos. State Master G. j. Bell OF wa
den has appointed Saturday, June 2.
10 Children's day and requests the subol
II dinate oranges TO interest the ehlldrel
r instruct them in the blessings an
n. heauties that surround them, teat
IT them filial devotion. loyalty to sta
and country, and a love ana reVerehe
10 for God.
a. Alfred Pierce of South Shattsour
IN aced 7G years, committed suicide
NJ NJ home last week. He had been q
10 snondent for some time over the rece,
death of his brother and his VIE.
of the nioht he took iackknife, pun
p ed II into his stomach and cut an u
"a ward cash several inches long. Wh,
RS found his entrails had run out lhto y =
,es he'd. He lived but few hours
was in good circumstances ana leaV
several children.
e.; Bv the premature discharge oil
~ blast i'm the Williams slate quarry
en- Wells .Iune lst, Hugh Williams W
IN horriblv mangled and one leg blol
= off. He was taken to his nome out ~
AZ In a few hours. The face oil Attn
Williams. son of the owner OF
of ouarry. was filed with powder. Ow
all Williams was badly bruised ana G
ick The dead man, Hugh Williams "
ed about IS years old. He recently cal
be from wales, and leaves young WI
the Waldo f. Barnes, a passer oil Dog
checks, WAS sOlltShSNN p.
on last week on his plea OF guilty, 10
am state prison at Windsor for not !
err tban wear, nor more than 10 mont n,
in Rarnes defrauded the farmers OF VI
ok tenden county to the extent OF sloo'
rec ~ which was paid up by woman
Daoentlv came from Providence, H.
Sos p I.U' home. Barnes method OF p
ar nadnre was to buy cattle and give
du- cbeck on some Massachusetts, DahA'
ner which he had no account,
ay. Geo. w. Bentley of New YORK 9
igo aged 75.well known in railroad circ
s5ot himself last night over the gr'
Who Of his daughter in the city cemetery
row W = Conn. In his clothes
ave t TOM a considerable sum OF mon
lar together with photographs ana OF
I'M. u NE OF his daughter. lie wa
,rn- natiye OF Norwich and for SIX ye
was wa. superintendent of the New Lon'
md & Northern railroad, a part OF
~, Central Vermont system, Win nc
lad onarters at New London.
,ere Prof Abel f. Leavenworth, VINO
tits been in poor health for several ye
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