Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-14
state of Vermont.
=. Condensed and Rewritten
Us New" for Our Readers.

eooa quality hay brings si0 70"
81 - n band win give a concert IN
s. sO Isnuary receipts Of the Nor
I 1'. gnostofiice were ss5s.61.
ri, VI, Amelia Brooks died in Monk
ME- ~ week week. aged nearly 100 years.
s0n d. Z walden House fair will be con-
The 81 Adams every evening
ihl; wen, wen, Walker OF Plymouth split
Ol ny instead of stick OF wood the
'l4 D. me me- win Of the late Charles U
D1 y the Windsor Library aSSo-
cation gets 3, Ooo' ,.,,
'', ~sa brunswick House at Rutland,
~, iu' has been run by John }. Bar
,st has been closed !,
W. ~, Rarre boasts Of lodge with
A. h epnhonious title OF Ripping
stream NJ Rebekah Lodge.
hans hotel Of Montpelier has
.,aaes h doors, business not warrant
~ ~ n keeping open longer.
y,.i,or. 10 the summit OF Mt. Lin
!, ,be other day found the tempera-
. .u,n me there 60 degrees below zero.
n, Walter 5. Vincent Of Burling-
I'm on the ice last week and
s ~ both bones Of the left leg
shove the ankle.
'V The .tone sheds Of Dillon n Haley
!, Woptpel;er: which were burned
ssrly in January, will be rebuilt. An
insurance Of IS, 600 was paid.
Dorman W. Cole, a well-known
.o5 nopular Marshtield citizen, died
siona Al his farm last week. He had
5sen totally blind for a long time.
One az Norrisville's infant indus
biz. Is the raising OF Belgian hares.
AR Campbell Of the Lamoille rab-
. Giry i doing a thriving business.
The Boston a Maine mileage tick
d. ma have been good on the Ben
,inytan division Of the Rutland road
lor some time are no longer accepted.
garle o. Cummins Of Montpelier is
4 prolidc writer Of short stories. He
N. had 10 accepted, most OF which
viii appear in the Argosy and the
. Black Cat
Ex-Governor Frederick Holbrook
Of Battleboro celebrates his ssth
birthday Friday, Feb. 18th. lie is a
Young old man with well preserved
health and yigor
Fred Hitehins Of West Derby acci-
| dentally drank dose OF aconite last
week which was intended for his COW,
but under prompt treatment from a
doctor received no injury.
The Rev. George l.. Richardson OF
Glen. Falls, n. Y, formerly rector of
| St. Peters church in Bennington,will,
i i thought, be elected to the arch
deanery Of Albany, n. Y.
The business OF the Burlington city
liquor agency has been increasing
little and now averages about $40 per
day. Earlier in the winter the aver
go was about $50 per day.
W. c. Berry OF Montpelier has re-
signed as auditor and cashier OF the
Montpelier and Wells River railroad
and will enter the Office Of the Ma
tional Life Insurance company.
There was a meeting OF the YER
mont committee on the Pan-American
exposition Friday at Montpelier 10
take action regarding the New Eng
land building and the state exhibit at
Buffalo.
John l.. futile, who has been for
Soyears the mueh-respected head OF
The police department Of the town
aud city Of Montpelier, has decided
TO retire at the termination OF his ten
ure Of Office.
Leon Centerbar, while at work in
lhe shops OF Smith, Whitcomb *
Cook in Barre Monday afternoon,
had his right hand caught in a buzz
planer and bad the tips Of three fin
gers taken of.
Charles 5. Lord, for many years
superintendent Of the Colchester mills,
mas been appointed agent for the Bur-
hngton, Winoosk and Colchester
mus at Winooski, to succeed b. II.
emalley, resigned.
George w. Humphrey, who runs
,ne Riverside farm near East Burke
lOr profit, made last year 1000
pounds OF butter, which he sold for
sso@92 in clean cash. This was from
herd Of 20 cows.
The total circulation of books at
sne Rutland free library during the
aoh1h OF January was 4,s76, giving
Al AZ average daily circulation OF 1877.
ini' Is an increase of 22s over the
same month last year.
William Corliss of Riehford died
deo' 9TH, aged 80 years. He was the
v'uest man in that town and had al
na!s llved there. He was for many
ies,s one OF the officials and stock
"Oluefs oil the Richford Savings bank.
T. Mrs Rosamond P. Downer of Ber-
IN died several months ago az tho a0e