Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-11
state of Vermont.
x.,,. Condensed and Rewritten
is for Our Readers.

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aimed the shirt waist.
rr..,rc lights in Montpelier will
hereafter run all night.
D. Edward d. Tibbitts Of Ben
, n5 will pass the summer in Eu-
p.rrs is I'M imminent danger Of hav-
Mr. only source Of water supply
at oil.
NJ " B. Mayo is contemplating
srartion of another business block
Norhdeld.
wsges for help in having in Addison
IutT are averaging from $3.50 to
Is per day
new Advent Christian church OF
p with marble and terra-eOtta
thinning. is to be built in Rutland.
The members of the Art League of
p.4,lo. y. T.. sixty in number, are
1siDg a months stay at Arlington.
The Mortified Savings bank has de-
srsrsd the usual dividend al the rate
\ .5ree and one-half per cent annu-
lIy
Mrs. Mary b. H. Emerson of Bur
nTfou has presented 600 to serve as
nucleus Of a fund tor injured fire
uea.
The condition Of his health will not
rs-aIt ex-senator George 1 Edmunds
n Witt Vermont during Old Home
week
Tine Rutland and Barre boards OF al
sruen have each granted a nine-hour
ayo the laborers employed By those
Il tiles.
At she!burne farms lately Mrs, W
"a wand Webb gave a reception 10 one
. hundred guests from Burlington and
IA s1g.tlrue.
Russell Page, while employed in
III asaeI 90 lrasbufgh last week, died
nom the effects Of drinking too much
n be water
Mis-. Beua Clark, who recently went
II 20 Rutland from POultney, has small
n rax aud has been taken 20 the Rutland
IA rgst house,
The Burlington Humane society has Z
. relieved 8u untold amount Of suffer
N ng on the part OF domestic animals |
. since the hot weather began
. One DAY lately Burlington companies |
furnished their customers 90 tons Of |
. ice A continuance OF such a demand /
. 0f siy weeks would exhaust the cityas 4
n supply.
. Tbe petitionin voluntary bankruptcy I
Il Do, been fled OF Chandler Clark Of
. hmey. a carpenter and joiner. The
n Liabilities are S3U9.3j. and assets SLID,
0emp, S2j.
. Napoleon Durant, a patient at the
II Vermont state hospital for the insane
n a. Waterbury, has made q miniature
z G,tIe,hip about five feet long, which
n i Now ON exhibition.
The body Of a crippled peddler
II named Clarence +. Chase was found
H % the Connecticut river near Wilder
Wednesday of last week Il is sup
posed that he was drowned while
bathing,
The Massachusetts, cattle commits
s0a has issued a circular containing A
I'st OF men residing in Vermont who !
are eligible 70 test cattle coming into
Massachusetts, under permits from the {
commission.
The seyen-year-old son OF Harry
Cutler Of Montpelier was injured the
Fourth bv the explosion Of ire ,
cracker bis hand and arm being badly
burned and torn The injured member ,
may be saved.
Lewis Johnson. aged 35 years a
Swede who had been employed by The
Burlington street department. was
found dead in bed at his boarding
house. Death may have been caused {
ll sutiocation
Thieves entered the residence Of l..
NJ, Rockwell at Hardwick July Sd, the
,,on, door being untastened. and while
Nh. Rockwell was peacefully slumber-
.ng' $3.50 was taken from one Of his
trousers pockets.
The body Of the young man who
was drowned a few weeks ago near
'limucy Point was found by two boys !
Who We're ia a row boat about two ,,
miles north OF Port Henry. The body
u TIE Young woman has not been :
found vet.
4 black bear was discovered last +
Week on ''Bemis hillr BY Will Goss OF +
L5ndouville. A bear hunt followed /
ana The bear was killed II was sold
a auction for S2j.50. which, with the j,
SI- bounty. will pay tor a supper Tor I
lhe hunters.
A. ID. Gibbs has received at his farm d
III Charlotte a carload OF 36 Angora 3
goats from Iowa The animals are !
secured for the purpose OF assisting IN b
5le clearing of some wood land. Three /,
Ads have been born since their Ii
arrival in Vermont. g
An Intellectual attempt was made by v
burglars to blow open the safe in the
once Of the Northfeld News Tuesday II
night Of last week The safe contain +,
81 Sll IN cash. A reward OF 500 has s
oeen offered for the arrest and cOnvic- q
"oh OF the guilty parties. s
IN Nergennes last week some farm p
N We're obliged to pour water upon n
.ueir swine to keen them from melt "