Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-03-28
state of Vermont.
-. Condensed and Rewritten
It's New" Car our Readers.

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,.,,nelier pays her city physician
MONT lgPItb officer 1878 a year.
anu n'' stote Letter Carriers, associa-
The N 9' meet in Burlington May 80.
fo On" W, w. Grout started last week
Gen s W. weeks trip 10 the Pacihc
coast xro,n,ont has been
& /. b. pa assistant paymaster oil
appointed
'ns - 4 Gordon of Barre has sued ex-
Nor y, Harvey Hersey for s2oo lor ie-
ga n a, LYON. postal clerk on a 81.
Nlllla ran slipped and broke his
",i ,,.,,;om ! Kennedy of West Rut-
ii hos been granted a patent Tor "a
Illlbl,in-socket attachment.
",lf Green. editor of the Rutland
NJ, r., a Is engaged in writing a bog
ll Dnby of Edward Bellamy'
a,', Vermont state board of phar-
lno will hold meeting Tor examl-
mae AZ ST Johnsbury July 10.
nl NM Tuttle company OF Rutland has
~ totcn An order for l5O,ooo pam
wv NJ r' Far A firm in Williamsport' ia.
Since the death of Charles A. Frost
SIN meotnelier. two wives have been
III iii. aaya who claim his pension ana
effects. -.
cworton has begun the payment OF
40 nTincipal on the old railroad bonds
su' irbich interest has been PAID ioi
halt century
,r.o average tax rate of the several
ns in Orleans county is a traction
II cent less than loo cents on the aoi
lar Of the grand list
The Vermont Funeral directors aho
rmbalmers association VIII hoid ~
neyt meeting at the Van Ness mouse
in Burlington in June.
Dr. Tracy Z. Hazen Of New lorf
"a has been engaged as director oil th'
Fsirbanks Museum at st. Johnsburl
md win begin his duties June /.
Joseph Aud, publisher of the Bur
Engton Daily News, left last week 10
i5nr weeks trip in southern Caiiior
MIA. Mexico, New MeXico'Arizoha ah'
Colorado.
The trial Of Ceharldo Guiseppinion,
oftbe Rarre Italians charged witt
sbootinp Chief of Police Brown q
B,rre last December, is being continues
this week.
Edward Chiott is dead. He was tn
most persistent law breaker Burning
Ian ever knew. For 40 years he ha
he'd reckless life, in utter defiance Q
officers and law.
The deadly chicken incubator Is gel
limo In M work. The house of G. Z
Barrett Of Montpelier was badly dan
AGED by fire last week that stafte
from an Incubator in the attic.
The board Of school commissioner
Of Barre have asked the mayor TO ca
a special city meeting to consider U
matter of building a new sehooihous
IN time for occupancy next fall.
The Avenue House property in ;
Johnsbury. including the hotel an
Howe opera house, several stores o
fees and livery stables, has been pu
chased by Matthew j Caldbeck.
Miss Lottie Nutting OF Plainiield, Q
her return trip from the inaugnratio
with the Globe party, was fortuna
enough to ind so in bills lying IN q
path on the sidewalk in Boston.
An automobile liqe from BrattleboI
to Ilinsdale, n. H.. and Northhel
Mass, is projected by capitalists IN Y
former city. Il will carry mail. pa
sengers, and probably light package
Cadet Harold u. Childs, son OF C
George T. Childs of st Adams, D.
been elected editor-in-chlef OF U
Lucky Bag for 1902, the annual pub
cation OF the naval cadets ut Annap
his.
C.S. Howard, who recently becar
business manager of the Nermo
Waterman company at Montpelier, D
resigned and returned TO his form
position Oh the Brockton, Mas
Times.
Dr. Grinnell of Burlington was
rested last week, charged by Ne
Yorker with being swindler, nam
4 Raymond, from the South. He W
identified by a lawyer in court and
leased.
A. VI. McPhail of New York city
in Vermont arranging dates for To-
paugh a Sells circus about the mldC
ofthe summer. Mr.. McPhail was
vance agent for Wallace Bros ere
last season.
A curious divorce case was settl
m St. Adams county court late
Mrs. Pliny W. Hall left her husbal
II also related as her first cousin, beca'
their first child was deformed, res
Of their relationship. Hall then sec'
ed divorce for desertion.
Andrea Pellegotta of Barre, sew
year-old boy, fell into the river NJ
6ranite street bridge Saturday AIT
noon while playing with the ice. l
legotta had gone under twice when
bert Bertrand, boy few years Ola
jumped in and succeeded in gettl
him out.
). J. Dana, town clerk of Fayst
last fall caught a female wolf and 5
eral puhS Tho old wolf was XII