Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-26
state of Vermont.
. y.rs Condensed and Rewritten
i'' for cur Readers.

-.-qs suffered loss VI "Do1' 49,
. u i1 the recent floods.
porand OF Chester took twelve
g3.of picKerel from Lowell lake
iS gTIh The ice one day recently.
Tse Montpelier milk men have ao-
sIg Jailed in their attempt TO
'oiu gu ~ price OF milk 10 patrons.
stowel Witherell Of Cornwall went
EsW York this week with a SNIP
Y IN II i've stock, blooded sheep ana
nstle tor South Africa.
claimed that Jesse Bentley, the
ia.known rapper OF Sunderland, has
.nnred more fur-bearing animals IN
M INST ten years than any other man
+. IN the state
~ Rutland railroad will erect a
Lorsrv structure TO be used as a
' ..l' M Rutland while the old build
s1 .I' being removed TO make way for
4 me new one.
r,.tman brothers of Barre have
10 valuable fox hound by poison
ior During three years AZ foxes have
bg7p sbot before the hound by East
man brothers.
Mrs Julia c. r. Dorr OF Rutland has
r,pe 10 Maitland, Fla, where she will
5as. tha winter Mrs. Dorr was ae-
Commanded South by her daughter,
Ms Zulma Steele.
Bares railroad promotion commit
i.a has been appointed and viii act
Min Montpelier's committee in che
Il effort 10 secure better railroad accom-
moiatioas for the two cities.
DIR. G. A. Pease has been appointed
attending physician at the Fanny Al
I'm hospital. Winooski, 20 III the place
made vacant BY the resignation of DR..
A. T. Arkley of Essex junction.
President Ezra Brainerd Of Middle
4 bev college was given a surprise
pgrv Tuesday evening of last week at
n. home on Seminary street, it being
The 51th anniversary Of his birth.
John Cotton Dana, a native Of
Woodstock, who has been the Librarian
ofthe Springfield, Mass, city library,
has accepted a call TO take charge Of
Doe public library at Newark, y. J.
Civil service examinations viii be
heId In Rutland Jan. 2l,22, and % for
candidates for positions Of marine
duuahtsman for lighthouse service
anl for irrigation assistant and irriga-
ton engineer.
Henry o. Carpenter, for many years
proprietor of the Bardwell House at
Rutland. concluded negotiations last
week whereby he secured control OF
the Brooks Hou,e al Brattleboro. lie
will take charge IL once.
John COnnors, who escaped from the
ButtIeboro retreat about a year ago
and was captured az Rutland, has been
examined and pronounced insane. He
has been taken to Brattleboro, where
he will be supported at the expense OF
Tie state
General J. G. Mccullough has pre-
,gnted to bis son, Hall Park, who was
recently married in Albany, as a
Christmas gift, the title deeds to
iour-sioy and basement brown stone
residence located at No. 55 Park ave
nue., New York.
Harry +. Cushman of Bennington
has been appointed and duly commits
stoned a judge Of the municipal court
Tor the county Of Bennington, for
term ending Nov 80, 1902, 10 ill the
oiLce made vacant by the resignation
oiLharles II. Darling.
The annual meeting of the North
American Fish and Game Protective
association will be held at the Van
Ness House, Burlington, January p,
@ Il o'clock a. m. 1t is probable that
'le business OF this meeting will re-
4alre two days session.
G. II. Wilder has Just written a
catchy medley to be used by his or
Saesta as two-step or Portland
Ianey which he has named 1.-The sun
3ante, II was PLAYED in public for
,ae INST time at the dance given at the
l4'iiion by j. Edward Bailey Tuesday
Vharles j. Stannard of Burlington,
E4lgnt Waterman for the Robinson
EDWARDS Lumber company, in making
lN rounds one night lately, found a
lAl without coat or hat paralyzed /
Nitl liquor in the Rutland railroad |
aIds. stannard saved him from GER
am Death by freezing and exposure.
r. N. HOLSTER, special agent for the |
experiment. station, with ID. NJ. Walsh, |
ll> been touring the state taking |
samples OF feeding stuffs for ANALYSIS /
under the provisions of the state feed
.us s,lils Inspection law. Nearly 500 |
samples have been taken and will be |
~ a y yzed by the chemical department |
" the station.
James II. Brock of Montpelier has
o oJel appointed and duly commission
" seIgeant-at-arms for term ending |
Wv Sd, 1902, to fill the office made |
p sGant by the death OF Truman c. |
!, u,lney. The salary of the sergeant
NJ, arms Is $3.50 year, and during ses-
r ,on ne receives in addition the same |
'g "S members of the legislature. |
q, IN! l 2Slst anniversary of the landing
NV, .ue pilgrims at Plymouth Rock. or |
C ell day, was celebrated at the
eya-.I ! church in Middlebury Friday |