Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-03-07
state of Vermont.
49,. Condensed and Rewritten
I's for Our Readers.

'' H. II Boynton Post, g. A. r., o.
WIN: "a has secured Senator VIM
No nI.iiIingham as its Memorial day ora
W., nu.l;noton is TO have second camp
,oSa Modern Woodmen OF America,
o. '1 srst camp. Alpha, having grown
Ins membership of over two hundred
~. Fannie Ide of st. Johnsbury
o~ stndying art in New York, mas
~" niet1res in Success" for March,
ilU, u "Amelia's Back Window
Tho Franklin County creamery al
.. IIhans utilizes the product OF r.
6 p, cows has a daily product OF 10000
nounds of butter and capacity OF ~
900 pounds'
poland stoodley OF Charleston was
-, ,reek sentenced to not more than
s ,asa Years nor less than three in the
i iea, nrison for bigamy by City Judge
= l. Howe OF Rutland.
his said to be very doubtful about
.nT If the Bennington knitting goods
a joining the proposed
hitting mill combination, which has
q eapital of $40, 100000.
Mrs. Bernice Thompson of Brook
lvp N. Y, who set to music some OF
,be love poems OF Miss Helen Hay,
Sanohter of Secretary of State John
gay was born in Wallingford and liv-
I'd IN Rutland for several years dur
inc her childhood.
eddie Green, son Of Mrs. Hetty
Green the richest woman in the
World has so far cut loose from hispe-
rnrions mamma as TO have luxurious
nriyate car in which he has just reach
edhis home in Texas from st. Louis.
The many friends in Vermont of the
late DR.. 10. IL. Linsley OF Burlington,
director Of the state laboratory of hygi-
enc. will De pleased to learn that be
leaves his wife "A life insurance policy
Tor $4,000.
The fureral Of the great statesman
and iurist. Hon. w. NJ. Eyarts, was
held' in New York Saturday. He died
Thursday Of pneumonia, aged 50. The
family accompanied the remains 70
Windsor where they were buried in
the cemetery there.
The sessions Of the United States
court. held in Burlington last week,
adjourned Thursday without having
accomplished large amount of busi-
ness. The grand jury reported Is true
bills and two bills not found.
Homer Knight OF North Hero. the
eldest son of Guy Knight, was killed
while telling tree in Grand Isle last
week lie lived only few hours att
er the accident. He was ~ years of
age and leaves a wife aud four chill
dren.
State Tax Commissioner j. +. Cnsh-
man of Burlington is making an index
Of the papers connected with the state
business. Nothing of the kind has
ever been done and the records will be
much simplified when the change is
made.
Arthur Farnham of Shoreham was
pinned down BY a load of heavy tim
Der which overturned Thursday. Five
men had TO have the aid of horses IN
removing the timbers they were so
long aud heavy. There are hopes OF
Mr.. Farnham's recovery.
hyron Greene of Franklin has pur-
chased for the state fish hatchery the
buckle shop in Swanton owned by Col.
r. w. Jewett, consideration $1,000.
Necessary changes and repairs will be
made al once, the village water put in
and the building thoroughly equipped
Tor the spring Matching.
johnson Stanley of st. Johnsbury is
likely TO be chosen as a member of the
freshman crew at Cornell university
LOT this season. He was one of one
hundred and thirty applicants who be-
gan competing for the honor, and re-
cent reports state that this number is
now reduced to sixteen and Mr.. STAN
ley is one of the number.
A fire last week in the basement of
treneh's block, Montpelier, caused
considerable damage TO the stock of
goods OF j. +. Leland, whose loss Is
estimated at from $500 to $1,000, fully |
covered by $1,000 insurance. The fire
Is said TO have been caused by the
burning out of a chimney.
Judge Hoyt ii. Wheeler of Rutland
mas handed down decision on the
petition of the contractors, OBrien 4
Sheehan, TO have the Champlain Con-
suuctlon company adjudged in con-
Tempt for not complying with the or
DER OF Chancellor TAFT for the payment
OF certain help in the construction OF
Tue hutland-Canadian.
Five teachers from Vermont during
Tue coming simmer viii make free
Jour OF seven days TO the Pan-Ameri-
can exposition at Buffalo and to Mag
ara Fails. The Burlington News will
pay all the expenses of this trip, pro-
,lding the best accommodations These
teachers will be selected by the read
ers OF the News, who will vote for
Their favorites.
A creditors petition has been filed
against Elmira c. Vincent Of Burling-
C9h OF the firm of +. C. Vincent & Co.,
snoe dealers, who filed a voluntary
P Pc in bankruptcy some time ago.
Inc creditors are chiefly wholesale
moe dealers. The petition of Esibe
l. I,hioodean, stone and brick mason OF
hartford village. has also been filed.
Liabilities arc $3.50 X. assatS @0s1 %.