Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-21
state of Vermont.
-. condensed and Rewritten
its News far Our Readers.


ooo cents is anticipated by
A tax - ot Berlin, as against lou ia''
= yesr. :, :, tho late G. C. Bea-
BY ~, In' Windsor library association
gets get $4,000 ,.,na circulated ask
q ,or rural free delivery run
w SRgsrthdeld and East koxoury'
No ,,aaont,s Pan-American EXPOSE
committee has raised l neariy
~. y 200 for the states representation
Buffalo. NJ. comnanv
- submitted a proposition lo ,.. a,;e
"a a,ebase Of the Northnelu eie0''io
~ - q eau of Felchville has tax
ant : patent for pencil no,uer.
en- emu. U~o and Miller of WestIela nave
i prov ont trade mark for their mn
ment. os ra;ded in Bur-
a pun, recently and IL victims
hns.p" Joseph Mccarthy, the pro-
ean iator ~ the gambling joint, was
sned go and costs.
The annual statement OF the man
- 81 St. Peters church, hutiano,
c gu ~ The receipts for the year lsoo
suV W. been s9,le2.l9 and the ex-
W - 40 9f9 o.
m.. Freelove Bishop of CastletoI
.,shrated the Tooth anniversary OF
s ,s h;rth saturday. Her mind Il
~ 1a.rand her faculties intact with th'
sTception Of her eyesight'
NINETEEN cattle affected with tuoer'
.alosis belonging to Clarence whit,
mn. NH ~ West Enosburg, condemned
.o'' no state board Of cattle commits
.iopers. we're killed Saturday.
WIN. J. Howes, well known
,hropghout Vermont where ne va
interested in various enterprises die'
saJdenly in Troy, n. u, last week Q
heart disease. He was ~ years old
senator Dillingham; is receiving
many congratulations on the speeel
be delivered before the Loyal Legiol
rommandery in Washington recently
M. subject was "The Twentieth Cen
tury7 /,
Rsrney Mailloux, Jr., OF Wei
River. a brakeman on the b Y NJ
aot bis RIGHT hand cut off last Thun
Say morning while shifting in IN
ward He has wife and three sma
children.
Ernest Lemay, aged years, son 9
Olive Lemay, was found browne
near the Hayward dock in Burllns
ION Monday of last week. lie PROF
abIy broke through the thin ice owe
the sewer opening.
Chief OF Police Brown, who WI
shot down by anarchists while a
tempting to quell a disturbance at
holiday ball in Barre, has 80 lar =
covered as to enter upon active au'
@a policeman once more.
Ii has been determined that Tow
hotel AT Bellows Falls is to be turne
into commercial block. The hr
floor will have two stores which o.
already rented while the corner roo
will be used for the new bank.
Fire caused by an oyerheat'
stoyepipe destroyed three buildin
at Highgate Center Monday night
last week.-Mrs.. Wry's milline
store, small building used as Gu
toms house and the new town nous
Fred c. Adams has sold the Adar
hotel, formerly the Exchange,
Montpelier, TO DIR. G. Il. Chandle
the consideration being 81, 300. ~
purchase does not include the star
but takes in all the household furi
ture.
NJ. II. Rice, proprietor OF
Montpelier bookstore, has annouhc
10 his creditors that he is hopeless
insolvent Mr.. Rice estimates
liabilities at about $4,000 and his
sets, the stock in his store, at aoe
$500.
The New York U. V. Nj. alum
held largely attended meeting
Manhattan hotel in that city Fro
evening. Profs. Torrey and Merl
and President Buckham OF the univ
sity were present and were among
speakers.
Joseph Cote, agent of the Cent
Vermont railway at Burlington
der Station Agent w. Ii. Gree
severed his connection last week.
successor win probably be a.
Hurley, formerly station agent
North Hartlqnd.
Leroy |. Fitch, for about two We
ticket agent az the Central Nerm'
station in Barre, died Feb. =.
Puerta de Lura, New Mexico.
Fitch went to New Mexico a year
last October, where he hoped to
gain his lost health.
DR.. J. II. LinsIey, the well-kno
bacteriologist and the founder
director Of the state laborator,
hygiene, died Sunday at his home
Burlington, after a brief illness