Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-17
state of Vermont.
y. News Condensed and Rewritten
for Our Readers.

burlington is agitating the matter
J, doing away with night lunch
carts.
An effort is being made to revive
10 granite business at Greensboro
SCARLET fever is so prevalent at Bar.
,on that the village schools have been
q Johnsbury has appropriated
st0o for outdoor band concerts next
season. -.
school are preparing TO give a min
strel show.
Every house and tenement in Hyde
PARK i occupied and there is crying
need for more
new course Of study for the first
nine grades has been adopted by the
Rutland schools.
Caledonia county court has over 30
divorce cases TO act upon before the
present term ends.
The free library at Brandon has
been opened, SO books having been
taken out the first day.
A dividend Of per cent was de-
clared Dec. 25th 10 the stockholders
In the Putney Creamery association.
MFR. and Mrs. Samuel Wright
celebrated their 63d wedding ami
yersary at st. Johnsbury January 3.
REPRESENTATIVE A.J.Sibley Of Mont
heller. who has been in poor health
for some time, is steadily improving.
John Sugland, aged 32 years, a
negro, died at Brattleboro Friday as
a result Of being kicked by a vicious
horse.
The Vermont Spiritualist Associa-
ton & to hold its 32d annual conyen-
ton at Montpelier January ls, 'l9
and 20.
The 10Th annual reunion OF the
Western Vermont Masonic union will
be held at Middlebury Thursday,
Jan. II.
The St. Johnsbury Republican says
that John Z. Harris, Nermont's well
known Newspaper man, is soon TO
establish a paper at Morrisville.
The clothing store OF M. Rosenberg
4 4 Co. at Morrisyille has been closed
\ on attachments by the deputy sheriff
and the proprietor has left town.
The International Advent Christian
Conference was in session at st.
Johnsbury with tho Advent church
last week and continued over Sunday.
Fred Dole OF Mortified has cap
4 tured "a foxes and eight coons this
season. So far as can be learned Mr..
Dole leads the state in the number OF
/ foxes.
Bishop Ninde OF the Methodist
church, who died lately, was scheduled
4 to preside at the annual session of the
Vermont conference, to be held next
April
DIR. f. Z. Beeman of Montpelier
has sold his osteopathic practice in
that city 10 DR.. Samuel kanuss OF
Wilkesbarre, Pa, who is to take
possession Feb. /.
DR.. Luther Newcomb, manager OF
the United States Clothes Pin COM
pany in Montpelier, died Thursday |
morning Of Bright's disease. He was
nephew Of Gen. Stephen Thomas.
Henry Govro, who works for the
Percival Manufacturing company,
Barton, has during the last year put
IN an average of 80 hours per week
or 469 working days for the year
The Vermont Press Association, |
which was organized November 8,
1907, has but four survivors of the
original membership. They are GIG.
Benedict, A. n. Swain, G. NJ. Chase
and D. NJ. Camp.
The village Of Manchester has voted
to buy the sewer of the Manchester
sewer company, which is three and
one-half miles in length and reaches
most OF the houses in the village. 1t
cost about s., 500.
Threshing corn seems to take well
ID ohelburne this winter. One farm
er threshed out over 100 bushels OF
shelied corn in 10 hours. Those who
nave tried the method say that they
VIII husk no more corn.
Frank Blood OF Waltham. Mass,
gave to the West Windsor Methodist
church New Years day 81, 900 for the
Oehent OF the church poor, and if this
trust is forfeited it goes to the old
south church at Windsor.
.. l.. Patnode of Cornwall register
Gu at the Eagle Hotel in Keene, Nh,
iast week and was found nearly as
p !, next morning. 1t is thought
tnat he accidentally turned the gas on
again after extinguishing it.
II, Curt Rolleau, formerly with the
" mallace-Cummings Printing Co. in
o. Adams but for number of years
C6V1l.ulhg responsible position in
Sn'cago, is now manager of the Bruce
type foundry in New York city.
The rooms of the Mohegan Tribe
vi lied Men Of Ra1D;n,.to., ,.a,.a |