Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-04-25
state of Vermont.
500 Condensed and Rewritten
US N' far Our Readers.

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'Oo1 .oocbers' institute will be held at
uarrisyille in May.
rbe new railway station AZ lhusor
N IN he open to the public May l.
WI. u. ~ - recent auction sale in Barre so
a as;ng lots were sold at good prices.
Jun .,,nnasium has been provided for
ne pupils of the waterbury hign
school. ,,a,;oa hoe
a y;nstituted at Pittsford with 10
eharter members.
puring the past season, D, .; barhes
fSsyton's River trapped ~ foxes, ~
4 Turks and eight coons.
total of s275 has been subscribed
a. towards the establishing OF I.
II G. A. at Lyndonville.
Tho Mount Mansfield Lake club is
80 stock its preserves at Stowe WIN
"a 0oO trout Try this season.
rnoene Wickham was drowned at
u5dIebury Saturday by falling into
he fnme at the waterworks.
neer are unusually numerous in
windsor county. A herd OF IL was
Gently seen near Bridgewater.
The Churchill house. a Woodstock
,.ajmark is being torn down. The
s.l, bonse on the site was built in
l772.
The business OF the Labaree Veter-
mary co.. a flourishing Bellows Falls
iaJnstry. showed an increase OF S2l,-
A 600 last year.
Stone cutters in South Ryegate, who
hsre been on a strike for two weeks,
4 bsye settled their difficulties and re-
turned to work.
Three LOGS rolled over the body OF
. WIN Titus in Brandon mill yard
.nril l6. causing injuries that will
probably prove fatal.
officers are looking for a l0-yeer-old
boy named John Lozelle, who disap-
reared from his home IN Rutland
Tuesday Of last week.
Mrs. Lillian Brown was married TO
4Ibert Porter al East Poultney recent
h and al the same time her daughter
welded a son OF Mr.. Porters.
Spellman. ex-mayor of Rutland, iall-
4 ed 10 prove his charges of pernlclous
political activity against ii. Ii. Blan-
ebard. railway postal clerk.
Baxter Bros. q Co. intend establish
inga milk eondensing factory at
Windsor or Brattleboro where the firm
already has corn canning factories.
The Poultney postofiice increased its
bBsiness the past year sufficiently TO in
erease the salary of the postmaster
500 for the year beginning July i.
DR.. Cephas G.. Adams, one OF the
best-known physicians in New Eng
and. died Friday in Portland Me. lie
was born in Derby about 70years ago
Mrs. Julia c Il. Dorr OF Rutland, the
weI.known author. who Is IN the
South and viii remain there several
weeks, is enjoying fairly good health.
The laying Of the corner stone OF the
new Masonic temple in Rutland
promises to be one OF the most notable
occasions in the Masonic history OF the
state.
Geo. W. Wilder. the proprietor OF
Wilders music store and the oldest
music dealer in the state, died az
Montpelier recently at the age oil 30
years.
Sheriff Reeves is making war on
houses of IN tame in Burlington ana
has broken up a large number Of DIS
reputable resorts in the last two
weeks.
Burlington is having more trouble
with It's board of school commissioners
Three of the five members recently
elected by the city council have
resigned
Miss Alice Schreiner of Boston, one
Of the fastest typewriters in the world,
gave an exhibition of typewriting, py
touch at the Rutland Business college
last week
The painters OF Montpelier will
strike MAY ! unless they are given -
for a nine-hour day. 1t is probable
that the boss painters will accept the
mems terms.
Every piece OF brass on Brattle0oros
steam roller has been stolen during the
"AANNls AAt
last year and il cost the town $50 10
replace the pieces.
Analysis of the ice supply at n.
Johnsbury at the state laboratory
shows il to be dangerous for use IN
drinking water and undesirable LOT
use in refrigerators.
The finishing shop of the Vermont
Marble Co. al West Rutland, when has
been shut down for several years, mas
been partially reopened. About 10
pollshers are now employed.
Students of the University OF Yer
mont have subscribed 500 toward the
support of their baseball team. About
Sl,l00 viii be needed to run the team
Prof. Merrill of the L. Y. NJ. gave S0o.
A movement is being made IN
Bellows Falls TO revive interest IN the
athletic club which last year leased
aud put in shape at an expense OF
Sl2O0 the grounds known as kusseh
park.
Nearly ton of pike were caught
with seines near Alburg one day last