Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-23
state of Vermont.
=. condensed and Rewritten
rs w. f,r Our Readers.

Northfeld canning factory mas
lne a M for 200 acres OF corn TINS
season. ban from Windsor
fl,s b pg Of correction last week
~ IN prandon tree public library has
lived check OF s9oo from an
Doknown friend.
al r. are prospects of 80 new resi-
Ihetgt 4" erected in Richford dur
ar the present season.
ul7rsanipatlons for entering the GUS
bAs .ervice will be held at Newport
ny, op darlington July s.
w. mannelier's new golf club will be
ho9't I'M Keetahka, derived from the
I5isn ana meaning hill.
l rsa latter carriers Of Vermont will
~ Il Burlington for their annual
~ ~ convention on May 80.
Tse non. Chas. A. Prouty and fami-
baye returned from Washington, ID.
ntbeir home in Newport.
Il. owners OF the Burlington street
Inn; my arp considering the matter OF
a atm n block signal system.
VIM Kane Of Westmore was serious
iainred last week by a fall OF 20
nom 4 trestle but viii recover.
A. hoIv Of Warren II. Story, aged
NM left his home near Essex
e.,,ar about a month ago, was found
Chichester pond Saturday.
Wbeelock of Burlington was
srsrey bitten last week while
,temptng to separate two lighting
dogs. &C.,. - 90.
4 tbe way from Boston to Barre on
an dropped dead of heart disease at
Groton Friday.
The Rutland-Florenee Marble COM
mBy h building a spur track from its
n 5r1eb railroad Ii Florence to the old
central Vermont marble quarry.
The surveyors have completed the
w.Hmiuarv surveys for the proposed
5eg line of railroad to the Eden mines.
n Tbree routes have been prospected.
The proprietors Of the Bellows Falls
lbr.Ipe ask -25 900 tor their pro-
n ery. It proposed by the town 70
arbase the same and make il free
There remain OF the many CORES
which have existed in the state, but
n ou-Waner's. Warren's, Avery's m
! Essex county. and Avery's in Franklin
county,
A tax. OF 10 cents on The grand list
Vas assessed At Bellows Falls at a
naial corporation meeting last week
to raise 5000 for sprinkling the
streets,
BENJAMIN Coburn OF Montpelier,
while drunk last week, fired two shots
| hi0 the street between Thomas Ford
ani Henry Gavuan. who caused his
arrest.
Mrs Ellen Downing. IS years old,
vs. run over by a freight train on the
LAke street crossing at st. Adams last
wees ana had TO have leg amputated
Naresult
The Montpelier police are to be
| 0lipped with new uniforms of dark
myy hlHe cloth and the coats will be
changed from the long to the short
blouse style
N the session OF the Vermont
Supreme court at Montpelier several
oil cases On the docket are being
disposed Of Among them is one that
b q years old
There i a movement on foot to or
anIze q racing association at Bristol
md 70 secure grounds Tor the laying
out ola track.
NJ. I. Welsh. formerly clerk at the
bardWell hotel in Rutland, has been
made manager of the Marble Hall no.
k atHolyoke, Mass.
Ned e. Haynes, formerly a reporter
q the Rutland News. will take posi-
Noh On the Butte staff ofthe Anaconda
Mont Standard.
Inc semi-annual meeting of the
hoosick Valley Advent Christian con-
ference will be held at Castleton prob
Ioly The first week in June.
Anew medicine company has been
ofganzed BY Earl and Lester H..
sfeene az Montpelier for the manu-
4eture q a stomach remedy.
lie Rev. Chas East, a former Rox-
~ Clfy pastor, has accepted a call to the
Suafeh Of Good Tidings in Brooklyn,
l. and is already settled there.
NE Vermont Marble company will
sal 5o Of It's old and faithful employees
y Hs own expense to the Pan-American
opposition at Buffalo for a week each.
Harvey B. Young, widely known as
Ahdscape artist, is dead at Colorado
TPlngs from congestion of the lungs.
Y was born in Post Mills So years
Aloert G.. kinsley was found dead in
y Pa a his home in Bennington last
$50. He was 50 years old and had
~ IN poor health tor a number OF
" N. r. Grain of Rutland repre-
Sulea The Vermont State Medical so
~ at the second annual meeting OF
| y american congress on tuberculosis
me following patents have been
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