Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-30

ohb any t1ts- IHtft are Small 1Oits
where the eyes should be but the calf
is totally blind. The animal is healthy
and now weighs about 200 pounds.
A span OF horses owned BY n. IL. /,
Pierce OF Bellows Falls ran away re-
Gently, collided with a horse hitched /
to a delivery wagon and killed the lat
ter by driving the pole a foot into its
breast. The runaways were unin-
iured.
A stock company with $4,000
capital has been organized in st.
Adams 10 manufacture patent fuel and
heat saving radiators. The factory is
opposite the freight depot and the
product win be put on the market
within go days.
The store Of Kennedy & Morse OF
Milton was broken into Monday night
and about $50 worth OF jewelry and
other small articles taken. Entrance
was obtained by breaking the glass in
the front door. A part of the iewelry
was left in a box car at the station.
Letters received in st. Adams an
nounee the sudden death OF Hayden
/ II. Tracy. formerly of Sheldon, at Paso
Robes, Cal. Mr.. Tracy had gone out
Tor short walk and sat down by the
railroad track to rest. He was instant
" killed May Is By an engine that
was running wild.
The Tooth annual meeting of the
Congregational convention of Vermont
with the annual meeting OF the
Vermont Domestic Missionary society
and the annual meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary Union will
be held June 1913 at the Congrega-
tional church in Rutland.
The largest invoice of salt ever
brought into Lamoille county is that
recently bought by G. 5. Page Of Hyde
Park. It Is about Sl,200,000 pounds
and will make up about 40 carloads.
HIT i from Warsaw, n r., and comes
at the rate Of carload a day. The en-
tire lot is for use in the hide house
Three million pike fry from the
government hatchery at Swanton were
taken to Plainfeld last week 70 be
placed in one OF the ponds IN that
neighborhood. The Swanton hatch
ery has been running but two months,
vet 10000. 900 pike fry have been pui
out i,
III. X. Bush Of Barre, receiver Of th'
lGranite state Provident association
, which failed several years ago,
J sending out checks for the last ah'
3 onK dividends which will be MADE I
investors in that company. II amount
! TO about 20 per cent Of the amour
) paid in. i,
: The state summer school for tn
teachers Of Rutland, Addison AM
: Bennington counties, which VIII =
I held at the school building IN hatlah
! for two weeks, beginning July ~, VII
be In charge of w. I. Abbott {
Proctor. county examiner OF teachef'
and superintendent Erasier OF kutiahe
The work Of the st. Adams stree
Railway company is progressing I'D
most satisfactory manner and the roa
8 will he completed to st. Adams ia
and ready for operation July / &
= present there are employed ny u
rompany 100 workmen,a large porto
s of whom are now working on u
& Swanton line.
Wilbur, the eight-year-old son q y, ~ y.
ana Mrs. Kent HodgdOn Of Mortimer,
y while plavinr on the school GROUND
n "Wednesday OF last week. tripped an
:, fell down bank some ~ feet INTO =
river below. The boy was elth'
n killed by the fall or drowned ne "
a a pupil in the prima ~ schooi anu
c bright little fellow. I,
The entire capital stock OF Y
4 putland Street Railway was sofa ~
n week 10 the same New York part,
1. who recently gained control oi ~ y
Peoples Gaslight company. !,
i. price paid was Sl25 per share LOT Y \
- preterred and 500 per share ior !,
d. common. The company VIII
: recognized June >.
! q r Russell OF Mortified mas
:, cony al the proceedings OF the III
"a :. masetino az the legislature m MOI
or heller; this copy is one OF only NJ \
that are to be found, ana = nisl
!. nrized by its owner. The hrst pg
- atnre At Montpelier convened Jan
\, te0l aud closed Feb. 9, oil the sal
a season. - ! ,,orr
: Word has been received in MOTT
vi,le from Mason 5. Stone, VINO y
n IN the party of Judges en- route -
us Pbilinpines in which were Judge 4
l. Mrs Bates. The party haa = lat'
u uncomfortable mn, passage from the !
waiian Islands to Manila but fecels
at " mos most cordial welcome nom
al American contingent
Mt Wells 4 Lamson Of Barre =.
Tor secured the contract to cut and SCI
mausolenm in which i TO res =,
of hody Of the late Vice President Car
he A Hobart at Paterson, \. : ~
zen request of the family the price I
yer made public but from the slze
CHARACTER of the job it is estimated
mas he not less than $4,000.
MIA The BattenkiIl Lumber company
'et, fast getting ready to fill its cohtfaG
'ad Ice cords of pulp wood daliy; :,
contract cor calls for 1900 cords Of w v,
600 ner wear for six year ne COMP I',,l,l
as Win receive 50 cord for rough
Ia se tor neeled wood on board oi =