Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-24
state of Vermont.
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Rutland last year.
rta schools at Barton have bean
- an account of scarlet fever.
The sales at Burlington's city liquor
,ancv are averaging about $50 daily.
The nav of the Humane society
ont on duty in Burlington is - a
week. -. 4 ha;n
compiled by the Union Pupiishlng
company.
Iobn Barrett, formerly a resident
/, Derbv. is now ranch owner in
Wyoming.
samuel f. Smith and wife celebra-
tod their golden wedding at Cuttings
yillq Tuesday Of last week.
Charles o. Laymon, formerly pub
u,ber 81 the Hardwick Gazette, is now
situated at Port Allegheny, Pa.
Mrs Asa Eddy's house at Wards
boro was practically ruined last week
by fire .aused BY the chimney's burn
inc Out.
chief Justice Russell S. Taft has
inst been elected vice president of the
New England Historical and Geologi-
cal society
The 32d annual meeting OF the
Vermont Spiritualists' association
convened in Montpelier Friday for a
three days session.
The Vermont Marble Co. of
Proctor paid out $4,000 10 its
employees for services rendered during
me month Of December.
DR.. Joe II. Linsley and family, OF
Burlington, are now at Palm Beach,
Fla. after an extensive trip through
Mexico and the Southwest.
A bankruptcy petition was filed
lat week by Charles +. Coutremarsh
81 Windsor Liabilities, S359.O9;
assets, s5Ls7; exempt, $40.
Barre has awakened from her dream
81 new hotel with start, A. G.
blanchard, who proposed 20 build 1t,
having suddenly changed his mind.
Old Jordon, an aged cosset sheep
belonging 70 Charles Shurtleif OF
Bridgewater, died few weeks ago,
at the ripe old age Of about p years.
+. franklin johnson OF Norwich
has filed a petition in bankruptcy,
Il giving his liabilities as -, 1914 and
assets Of sl54, all Of which Is exempt
DR.. John A. Mead OF Rutland and
5. L. Griffith Of Dandy are to sail
3 from New York on the Hamburg-Am-
eriean steamer Augusta Victoria, for
MADEIRA, Jan. 81.
Burlington and Winooski certainly
have their share of poor people. The
city poor master has 200 families on
his books, and Winooski has 80 that
are being assisted.
james B. Scully Of Burlington
j. in Washington, has been appointed
member of the committee on civil
organizations for the inaugural
ceremony March 4.
+. G. Fleetwood, the messenger
selected by the Vermont electors to
carry the returns to Washington, will
be emunerated for his trip at the
rate OF % cents mile.
Berton J. Best, formerly OF Enos-
burg Falls and South Troy, had an
eye so injured by spike flying into
Il at Glendale, Mass, the other day,
that il had to be removed.
A dividend OF per cent was voted
on the stock and 6 per cent on the
members trade at the annual meeting
OF the stockholders OF the Grange
store at Brattleboro last week.
NJ. 5. Levin, proprietor OF the
Standard Clothing store Of Barre, has
made an assignment and Constable
W. IL. Buchanan closed the store and
Installed ID. A. Perry as bookkeeper.
The S2d annual meeting OF the VII
nOoski Savings Bank was held last
week. The bank is in a very pros
porous condition and had at the close
OF the last year 1901, 076.69 in de-
posits.
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy
mas been filed by Charles +. Hobbs Of
East Montpelier. blacksmith, whose
liabilities are Sl,1l5.25 all of which
are unsecured; assets ss49.l2, nothing
exempt.
Coy Stickney has designated
David Gonyeau of Mortified in the
county of Washington beneficiary
OF the state to be educated at the
american school for the deaf at Hart
ford, Conn.
Philip B. Stewart of Colorado
springs, son OF ex-Gov. John w.
Stewart Of Middlebury,is accompany
ing Niee-President-elect Theodore
roosevelt on his hunting expedition
IN Colorado.
One Of the largest Masonic meetings
ever held in lrasburg was the annual
meeting Of the 10th Masonic district,
Z aud a. NJ, held on the evening Of
January $. Over 2l5 members Of
'he order were present
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