News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-04-17
STATE NEWS.

The State Board Of Health has decided to
hold health officers school in Burlington
July $40.
Deer are usually numerous in Windsor
county. herd of 10 was recently seen near
West Bridgewater.
A Manchester farmer found large wild cat
dead on the floor of hissugar house. The an
imal had fallen through the roof.
Constable B. c. Rogers of Bethel has in his
possession a very complete set Of 20 burglars
KEYS, which were found in the street.
John Young of Newport denies the report
that he ia to be appointed attorney for the
Central Vermont Railway Company.
BIC. Rogers of Bristol has been appointed
State fish and game warden The term of his
office is two years from April l, 1901.
Three boys escaped from the State indus
trial school at Vprgennes April y, but we're
captured a few hours later at Ferrisburg.
Mrs. Fifield Bohonon of Chelsea has bot
tie of maple syrup in good state of preser
walton that was made in February 1874
st. Johnsbury, encouraged by the success
of its base ball team last season, is discussing
the adyisabity of recognizing the team.
At the iunior promenade given by the class
of 1902 University of Vermont in Burlington
April II, over one hundred couples were pres
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ent.
A recent rainstorm caused landslide in
HartIaud over 100 feet long, rendering the
road impossible and leaving big rocks that
will have to be blasted out.
While rolling logs into the river at Worces.
ter John W Utton fell into the water and
was drowned He was 26 years old and was
to have been married May l.
The epidemic of smallpox in Rutland coun
| ty are not vet entirely stamped out, but they
are fully under control and are expected &c
disappear within short time
The Woodbury. Granite Company has re
ceived a large order from New York for gran
ite to be used in the suspension bridge nov
being built across the East river.
Frank j. Tillotson, a iuryman from wash
inpton county court, enjoys the distinction
of serving on two murder panels this term
He was a talisman in the Bernacco case ant
ia sitting on the Miller case now on trial
Two voung women were recently caught by
an express train Oh the Boston Maine rail
road bridge at Barton. They had the pres
once of mind to lie down on the narrow tim
her at the side of the track and thus ESCAPED
DEATH
Commander U. A. Woodbury. is calling thu
attention of mem bers of the Vermont depart
mqnt, G. A. R., to the law which makes lt
misdemeanor for any one to wear GranC
ARMY button or Sons of Veterans or Wo
mans Relief Corps badge, unless entitled ST
to do
At the meeting of the Vermont Sunda!
school Association at Lyndonville April y
there will be discussion of the merits OF pro
bibition and local option. Clarence j Fer
person of Burlington, will uphold the present
law and the Rev. George Eliot Cooley OF nut
| land will sneak for local option.
II 10 now expected that Co. NJ Burlington
and several other companies Of the Vermont
National Guard will attend the Pan America re =
.xnosition. An effort will be made to haf'
| +ban, oil oo et the same time. There is tall
of taking shelter tents along and going lnt'
camp near the exposition grounds
Senator Dillingham; first plum to Wind WIND
ham county comes in the shape of a govern
mant q npointment to Charles Robb, Bel
lows Falls lawyer, who has been appointeI,
agent for the treasury department to 1901
after the collection of inheritance taxes.
il supposed that he is to have slzeaole sal
arv in connection with his office