Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-03

~ PhSluon AfL museum IN Middle
bury has long been collecting Of,
newspapers. At the beginning of IA,
zOth century il has more than ~
annual volumes. including one o.
more for every year OF the 1911
century except 1925, and single paper.
IN the 18th century back to the Boston
News Letter Of 1905, said to be the
hrst printed in America.
Judge Holbrook, before whom
Johann Most. the anarchist. was mr..
ralgned IN New York lately, and who
informed Most that he was not ooino
10 have any spectacular work" in his
court, IS VIM. G. Holbrook. Of the
court Of special sessions. He is a son
OF ex-Goy. Frederick Holbrook OF
Brattleboro, and was colonel OF Yer
mont regiment in the Civil war.
There has been the usual suggestion
IN roundabout way that the cases
against David II. Lewis. cashier
Martin + Allen, director, and j. w.
hetehum, former clerk of the
deiunct Farmers National bank of
lergennes, might not come to trial at
the October term OF the United States
court, but the ST. Adams Messenger
states that one case, probably the one
against Lewis, will come up.
There viii probably be a race soon
near Bennington between one of the
locomotives Of the Lebanon Valley &
Chatham railroad, and tandem bicv-
Gle ridden by Henshaw and Dedesrom,
the champion motor tandem team. who
materially reduced the record at Buff
falo last month. A narrow board track
beside the railroad will be built for the
tandem. Henshaw feels confident that
he can hold the track at the speed OF a
mile a minute or better.
In Chittenden county court last week
the case against John Fuller, the
humane agent, was brought up. The
action involves the arrest and
conviction OF Mr.. Fuller at Essex
several months ago, when it was
alleged he cruelty treated a horse. He
was az that time fined Slj and costs.
The case was appealed. Henry Ballard
Mr. Fuller and filed
which was sustained. The
was adiudged insufficient
and the respondent discharged.
There are at least 10 couples in
Bradford who have been married over
j0 years. as follows; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex. Jacobs, who have been married
81 years Mr. and Mrs d. b. Higgins. I
i0 Dir. and Mrs. Sampson ThurstOn,
IS Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Leayitt, "a;
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. II. Underhill, So Mr.. .
and Mrs Silas Shumway, 81; ex-Gov /
and AIRS Roswell Earnham. 81; Mr.. 1
aud Ms. II. Austin. - Mr.. and Mrs. !
6 G. Wright, 50 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. 1
l0wle. So or 81 Alex. Jacobs was - I
years old when be married and his .
gife rs.
In the case of Daniel I. McGoyern
ii Montpelier against HAYS d Smith,
'eceivers Of the Central Vermont rail-
Dad. the jury returned a verdict Tor
he plaintiff 10 recover -, go and his
,osts. The costs will be in the yicini-
N OF $500. This case has been on
rial in Washington county court near
y four weeks before a struck jury. (
This is the fourth trial OF the case.
The plaintiff sued for damages sustain
a by being struck BY a freight train
i crossing in Bolton in January.
s97. The case will probably 90 TO the
upreme court on exceptions.
In pasture in Battleboro, in the
leiehborhood in which Rudyard Kip 1
inc laid the scene OF his story OF horse
ne entitled. The Walking Delegate,
horse which had sore on one leg
.ad partially recovered from the all
nent and was considered in fit con-
Iition Tor turning out to pasture. Two
r three weeks later when the pasture
vas searched no trace of the horse was
ound az first, but after time one loot
vas discovered and later the body OF
he horse was seen in a brook. The
orse had apparently eaten of its leg 4
bove the sore and the appearances
Indicate that the poor beast tad then
ommitted suicide by plunging down
he bank into the brook in when II /
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