Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-13
state of Vermont.
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organized in Hartford, oo"n.
Tolter B. Kendrick OF Barre mas
Nai I.rcanted patent for an envelope
nj stamp moistener.
az q " Lapoint of Barre is held IN
"a hail to answer TO tne cnaiSe Vi
'onversion OF an oyercoat'
u,hert Taisy and Graves Osgood Of
nu0 escaped from the industrial
pace lasaol AT Vergennes last week.
Wrs Mabel Brown of Starksboreo;
iett her husband and o-ysar-old
a nao and gone to parts unknown
,shlev Dodee's COW stable floor col
AZ ~ Johnson last week and four
ap9 fastened in stanchions were
caorge Wales met with a serious ac-
,Sanf n south Barre last week. A
ss-m cultivator fell and cut a severe
i nasb IN the top of his head.
con w. w. Grout has made the
handsome contribution OF S9oo 10 Tue
hnilding fund for the new gymnasium
a. the University OF Vermont.
nettion in voluntary bankruptcy
has been filed by Philip Landry OF
Winooski. carpenter, Liabilities,
$40 7s: assets, S225, all exempt.
The marriage OF Miss Caroline
Smalley. daughter of Col. Bradley b.
Snslley. TO DR.. j. Holmes jackson,
,ook place at Burlington last week.
warren. the four-year-old son Of
Pow and Mrs. G. +. Ladd of Water
bnyy was fatally scalded last week by
6uinq backward into a tub OF boiling
water.
Edward G. Baldwin of Barton has
bean engaged as principal OF the acad'
emy Al Bradford for next year, the
former principal, Gay FELTON,, having
resigned.
Masonic week began in Burlington
Monday AZ the Masonic Temple ant
daripp that time the city will be iillee
with members of the various bodies
which viii meet.
Tuesday the village Of Brownsyili'
dedicated the Mary L. Blood memoria
library. Gift of b. +. Blood OF wal
than, Mass, in memory OF his daugh
ter. Is cost was about $1,000.
John Fowler, clerk in g. NJ. Bemis
store Al Readsboro, was shut up IN
large meat refrigerator for three hour
one day last week. the door haYln'
E been accidentally closed on him.
The Woodbury. Granite company, o
which John :. Holden OF Bennington
is president. has closed a contract 10
. $4,000 worth of granite to be used i
the construction of power house
"a 4 special meeting of the citizens G
Barre is called for June 10 TO tax u
n the interest in the S2O,OO0 soldlefi
monument which is to be raised. SeN
eral subscriptions OF 800 each hay
already been promised.
Prot. yolney G. Barbour, one OF tn
oldest aud most esteemed members :
the staff of instruction ut the univel
sty Of Vermont, is dead ct Minneap'
n lis lie was one OF the most eApeI
civil engineers in the country
& Beginning June 1, and continuln
through the summer months, the re-
pies National bank at Swanton WI
n close Saturday at noon. II. Alpai
r banks. and in fact most of the sta'
Fl banks, have adopted this plan.
The total appraisal by the listers
"A Woodstock this year is s2,f9l' -
which averages 81 0Sl to each lnhal
Il tant. The whole number OF taXpaye
NJ is ll45, so that the appraisal averag
about $4,000 to each taxpayer
Joseph Battell's philosophical move
"Ellen, or the Whisperings OF an y
N Pine, is ont and ten copies have pc
sent to England by Houghton, MIN
II a Co.. OF Boston, for the English cop
right. The work is attracting VIDE
tentlon.
About 81. 600 has been subscribed
the S25. 600 necessary TO start the o.
rolling, in the Montpelier, Hardwi
and Newport railroad. 1t Is expect
that this amount of stock VIII soon
increased. The capital stock oil
road is 100000.
j. Henry Myers. who gained g
siderable notoriety In W nun
county a few years ago, and VINO an
ward conducted a wood yard
hldillthofo. II III ctsieN iiA =,
son, Mich. serving a sentence Oh thi
a and q half years for perjury.
The first of the series of address
1 with which the Social Democratic +
ty will inaugurate campaign OF 9
cation in Vermont during the sunni
was given in Bennington Iuesu
The principal speaker was SilVio UT
Of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Nj. Harris, =, y
were members of the faculty oil =
Conference academy last year. u .,
been visiting in Poultney. frol' !,
ris recently returned from South I
erica, where he taught in a COVE
ment school.
Two dynamite torpedoes were lo ~
in coal that was being unloaued II
the cars at Burlington last week. !
they not been found in time u
would have been many lives lost
thought they were put there oy
strikers at the mines.
Clark Shepard of Montpelier
badly burned last week at ms "
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