News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-03-13
STATE NEWS.

The Vermont Dental Society Will meet IN
Montpelier Tuesday, March 10.
A $4,000 railway station is among the
probabilities for Island Pond the coming sea-
son.
Shipments of granite are just beginning
about % carloads per week leaving Hard
wick at the present time.
The proceedings of the trial of the anarchist,
Arturo Bprnaco, of Barre, will not be printed,
in Difference to the request of Judge Watson,
as the evidence is to be used again.
Mayor Joseph G. Brown of Montpelier has
declined to serve as vce-president of the Lo-
cal Option League. He is not a member of
the organzl alton and does not intend to join.
Eight deer came on the ice at Sheldon
Springs last Saturday opposite the pulp mill,
all at one time The unusual sight was wit
messed by number of persons who were
working near by at the time.
The following petitions in bankruptcy
have been fled Henry H. Vancor, of Rock.
ingham. q laberer, liabilities 1905, all Of
which is unsecured assets SIS; John Begg,
of Barre, Jumper "a dock HANDY, liabilities
S3O5. all of which is unsecured, assets 1925,
all exempt.
These petitions in bankruptcy have gone
on record: Joel W. Reynolds Of Milton, a
locomotive engineer, liabilities Sl245, all un-
secured assets 500, all of which is exempt :;
Leon A. Wolfe of Hartford railroad freight
checker. liabilities, SAFE OF, all unsecured,
assets $32 y of which $50 is exempt.
c. j. Bell master of state grange, ls author
ity for the statement that seven new local or
carnations of that order had been formed
within the past few days. They have good
mem bership and are located at Corintb, Clar
endon, Reading, MiddetOwn Springs, Poult-
ney, Hubbardton and Barton Landing.
Cadet John Byrd, class 1908, Norwich Uni
| versity has been recommended by Congress
| man Grout for cadetship at West Point
Mr. Byrd's home is in Randolph. He will go
to West Point in June to take examinations
Cadet F. d. Burr OF Bellows Falls, class OF
| 1902, has been recommended as alternate.
Ell. Fitzhugh, Vice. President and general
manager of the Central Vermont railroad
company has rendered his resignation, to
take effect March 10. He will be succeeded
| by Robert $. Logan, assistant to Vice PTesi
| dent Reeve of the Grand Trunk. Mr. Fitz
| hugh takes a position with the Southern
| Pacific.
Ed. Kittredge, aged about 6S years, well
known horseman and farmer of Bethel mel
with an accident Wednesday week He wal
hit by a train while crossing the track and in
stantly killed, but the horse was not killed
and the sleigh not badly smashed. The body
was not manged, blow on the temple caus
ing his DEATH
The Champlain Transportation Company
shipped recently series of elev ated large col
ored pictures OF scenery along the mail route
of Lake Champlain and Lake George which
will be exhibited at the Pan-American Elk
position. The pictures are reproductions o
photographs and include some of the pretti
est scenery along the lakes.
In accordance with circular recently issueC
by Gen }. J. Estey OF Brattleboro, Presi1en
of the Vermont Society, Sons of the American
Revolution, asking for the names and loca
ton of the graves OF soldiers of the Tevolu
tionary war, a committee will be appointed
to make an accurate record of all sucl
soldiers buried in Bennington. The numbe
will probably reach nearly 200 Nearly al
the members of the two local companies il
the battle of Bennington we're buried here, be
sides considerable number of soldiers VIII
moved to Bennington from Massachusett
and Connecticut.