Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-11-14
state of Vermont.
news Condensed and he"i'''eh
for Our Readers.

woodstock is to have an ai's"'
,slephone service.
ontof herd OF 40 cattle 70 were .
o9eo' nsd and killed for j. Landonof
Tbs Newport Express and Standard
nw the only semi-weekly news
nsper published in Vermont.
PI Tse bowling teams Of Burlington
~ and Montpelier will open an 10
b ail tournament Nov. 10. a silver
~ will be contested Tor
The long war over the appointment
4 =, ayerseer OF the poor ended al barre
00i1anSay night BY the election OF ex-
Alderman /. II. Thurston.
:. Gaines, proprietor oil the Ste-
.-.ns House at Vergennes, VINO mas
~ a. the hot springs near Detroit
~ treated for rheumatism, has re-
d turned home.
me expense to the city OF Burllng-
49,. car special police, vaccination,
sbrsicians attendance, nurses, etc.,
pnssr,in0 from the recent smallpox
endemic, totals s2,foo.
Cen O. o. Howard was the guest OF
49, a. a BANQUET at the Palace hotel
n san Francisco, Oct. ~. py the
Yo1ng Mems Christian ASSOCIATION OF
81 Ssn francisco and Oakland, Cal.
p,of q III. Perkins Of Burlington
was h Montpelier last week arranging
~ oybibits in the museum of the state
Sonse This room has been entirely
renoyated and new marble fioor laid.
DR. II. B. Hanson Of Barre has gone
ntbe village Of Washington to locate
,or nraetiee. DIR. Hanson was gradu-
49, rom the state university in 1896
an rom the medical department In
GEORGE Brown. aged about IS years.
n,m nieker. living near Island Pond,
a (. rayinp maniac and has been taken
Il Waterbury asylum. Tie refuses 10
e,t ana has to be tied TO his bed ana
shackled.
Dr. =. Kent Parker. who was re-
Gently fined for the practice OF medl-
zinc without a certificate from state
medical examiners has returned to
burlington and resumed operations as
magnetic healer.
woman about 10 years old and IN
sane was found wandering about three
nile from Woodstock and Is now de-
famed at the county jail. No one IN
the neighb0rhood knew her ana she
rcfn ed 70 give her name.
Health officer Edgar b. Moore Of
. Rutland has received from the state
& laboratory at Burlington a result OF
4 the analysis Of four samples Of the city
A water sent there some time ago, TWO
. Of which showed sewage contamina-
a ton
Serreant-at-arms +. c. Phinney has
promoted John w Hill from the posi-
. ton Of engineer Of the state house at
Montpelier. which he has held the past
seven years, to that OF janiior, and
4 Frank II. Wedge has been appointed
engineer.
The attorneys in the case OF Charles
II Dohertv, under sentence OF death for
the murder Of Fred Murphy At Bolton
Fails, have under consideration the
matter OF taking the case 10 the su-
y preme court Of the United States on a
writ Of error.
DR.. H. Nelson Jackson of Burling-
\ ton has purchased 800 acres Of marsh
4 land which comprises some of the best
4 territory for duck hunting 10 be found
4 on Lake Champlain. The property
has been leased by Benajah Phelps Tor
many years heretofore.
A young man from Burlington went
duck hunting at Shelburne pond few
\ DAYS ago. lie shot two ducks and was
going ailer one Of them when be met a
woman who said the ducks were tame
and her property and asked the young
man to settle. This he did without a
murmer.
George c. Kimball Of Derby has a
large collection OF old coins OF various
denominations, many of them repre-
senting the money used in foreign
4 Countries. One Of the latter dates
back to l769. The Oldest United
States piece dates back to 1875. The
whole collection amounts TO about $50.
President NJ. ii. Buckham and Prof.
6. L. llowes of the University OF
\ Vermont Burlington, went 10 Hart
lord, Conn, last week where they
attended a conference of the New
England College association held al
Trinity college. The presidents and
delegates from nearly all of the New
England colleges were present.
The people of Bellows Falls claim
that they have the most unsanitary
aud repulsive railroad station in New
England. a fact which for years has
been subject for unfavorable COM
ment on the part of the travelling pub
lie. The Times charges the manage
ment of the Rutland railroad with re-
sponsibility for maintaining s. public
nuisance.
James Barrett of Center Rutland
was attacked by cow which was feed
ing by the roadside near his house last
week and after being knocked down
was butted and rolled for several yards
by the iniuriated animal. Mr. Barrett
was finally rescued by his daughter.
Who scared the COW away. In addition