Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-01
state of Vermont.
:, news Condensed and Rewritten
for Our Readers.

~ carroll 4. Slllll has Dctu NpulullS-
s;oned postmaster at Troy.
coon that weighed 81 pounds was
l1led by John Kelly, Moretown
q farmer.
over one hundred teachers We're in
attendance at the summer school in
81 Rutland.
Twilight Rebekah lodge No. 46, has
Noon Instituted at Jacksonville with "a
81 members.
The New England telephone
. exchange in Burlington has GO
subscribers
Court Rutland, No. Z, Foresters Of
Fl America, will hold its seventh annual
81 field day August H.
Fl Brandon is to install a modern
81 system OF plumbing and ventilation
S IN lis graded school building.
II Westminster man, said TO be Of
Fl tamperate habits, has killed a black
. snake that measured five feet long.
Fl Ashley +. Sargent has been
n sppointed postmaster at Eden Mills
and R. 4. Cutting at So. Nottingham.
Fl In the state insane hospital at
81 Waterbury are ten attendants and
n twenty patients from Enosburg
#Ialls.
e Tie demand OF city people for
SIMMER accommodations in Benning-
Ton this year has far exceeded the
Fl supply.
Fl Work on the foundations for the
4 nurse, home at the state hospital for
4 tle insane at Waterbury is progressing
4 rapidly
4 At the dog show to be held by the
q Vermont Kennel club az Burlington In
4 September, room viii be provided for
dogs,
Two deaths from diphtheria have
occurred In Barre within a few days
and @ third victim Of the disease is In
critical condition.
". r. Dow, who has been station
AGENT at East Barre for the last i've
years. has left the place, leaving
number OF creditors.
OF the weekly papers printed in
Vermont. ] is dated Monday, Tues
day. ~ Wednesday, 70 Thursday, 10
Friday aud Saturday.
The Patriarchs Militant OF Vermont
ana New Hampshire will hold their
annual field day az Hampton Beach,
q H. early in September.
Lo5mis W Tenney of Burlington
b., fled a petition IN voluntary
bankruptcy lie has liabilities of
$1,000, and assets OF $40.
The Champlaln Transportation Co.
reports that business this season al I
ready urpasses the phenomenal rec /
ori made by its steamers last year.
At special meeting OF the Barre
cts council il was voted 70 buy a new
pump aud begin pumping to reinforce (
tlc water supply as soon as possible.
The Northern Vermont fair circuit .
ha, made the following dates tor fairs .
this fall sheldon, September SO; /
M0uisyille. September 1912; st.
loha,bury, 1919.
Baue's city attorney has notified the .
Barre u Montpelier Power and Irac- +
ton Co. 20 equip its entire line within
iac city limits with wooden guard \
rails, as required by the franchise.
Bert stafford and Fred j Bailey OF
the class of 1901 at Aliddlebury col
Iege have received appointments as
teachers in the Philippine Islands and
sailed last week from san Francisco. I
4 petition in voluntary bankruptcy
ha, been filed bv Ezekiel I Raymond
r., Groton. who has liabilities OF
.>-ll4.9s. of which S9l4.l6 i unsecured /.
land assets OF s6260.jj, from which
Ss.a is exempt.
Leslie Hayford. formerly OF Barre,
who was graduated from Tufts college
I'm, year. has sailed from san Fran
cisco for the Philippines. where ne
viii ioin the Vermont colony Of teach
.er Tor two years or more.
The settlement OF the John "
.tNmton estate of Rutland Is
completed. The commits
soners' inventory is about saso,Ooo. 4
The widow get $4,000 and one-halt OF
tle remainder of the estate.
Apetition in voluntary bankruptcy.
IA, been filed BY Joseph II. Leyery OF
Barre, who has liabilities OF el66.f3,
oi which Sl60.77 is unsecured and as
Set> Of $40. consisting OF his house
hold goods which are exempt
The catalogue Of the Vermont state
normal schools for 190l-02 was issued /
las, week. 1t is a handsome brochure
OF 2 pages. full of views and inior-
nation relative 10 the schools AT
Randolph, johnson and Castleton.
The customs district OF Vermont,
lBulingtonl took 24.659 entries last I
lscal year and that of Memphremagog;
[ Newport took Is, 492. OF the several J
districts of their class along the
border, the former ranked first ana the
llter second in correctness OF work
Henry O. Carpenter, who was
engaged as manager of the Brooks
House viii not 90 to Brattleboro.
Arrangements have been made where
ly he win again assume the manage !
nent OF Hotel Bardwell in Rutland
WIN which he was connected more
man so NaarS