Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-30
state of Vermont.
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onsion OF 80 per month, recently
8 80 Mrs. Samantha +. Hall OF
Stand Sand Pond, comes too iqte, lol MIS-
Hail has been dead several months.
Ia, -. and Mrs. Joseph Doyle of East
h w. NH Mn have been married Is years
Bu I,LrBary and during that time they
u ~ bad IS children. Only one is liv-
nT Maintain House at Underhill
ny which has been closed for a
Se1 ~, lime NAV be re-opened soon by
ign5 Pollard. who recently returned
from Michigan
~ ,,novation was given Barre
& aastre qoers last week when the
s'Iasntiful Zephra was presented two
1ganinqs TO large and appreclatlye
.n5iences at the opera house.
rlorenee Slayton, the 17-year-old
litter of II. a. Slayton of Montpel-
-, ul' Who ran away from home Oct. 20.
Eas been found in Boston and VIII
now he returned TO her home.
psrres list Of eligibles for the may
as chair includes Mayor Phelps, Don
All smith. c. w. Melcher, o. ID. Shurt-
Nm Ablam Mann and William Mari.
Adermanic candidates are still under
cover
The total number ofbooks circulated
y,am inc AthenRum at st. Johnsbury
IN fg1i was 26 .22l. There are in the
itbenpum nc the present time 1862
hooks $40 having been added during
the year,
The selectmen of Bennington town
have offered 4 reward Of 800 for in
tormation leading TO the arrest and
conviction of the party who started the |
ncendiary fires there the morning of
JmuayI
The trustees Of the Bennington grad |
ed schools have engaged Albert w.
yanev Of Melrose Highlands, Mass,
a, principal of the high school, vice 4
lssell. resigned He is a graduate
Of Middlebuy college.
Doctors Lindsay and Chandler Of
Montpelier examined Eliza Walker,
tte woman who threatened the life Of
Mrs. William Hopper OF Montpelier.
and pronounced her insane. She was
taken to The hospital tor the insane az
Waterbury.
Byt failure OF the defendant in the
Livingston vs.. Page case to furnish the
supreme court with the testimony that
be unt ia at the trial az Bennington in
December. Il is announced that the APP
peal will not be heard at the coming
term Of the supreme court.
A the annual meeting ofthe Nation
alLite Insurance company at Montpel-
len last week, d. G. Denison of Royal
Ton. Joseph g. DeBoer and Harry NJ. | ,
Cutler Of Montpelier, whose terms Of +,
Office had expired. were reelected di-
rector, for the term of tour years, Il
The Burlington liquor agency for
The past year sold Sl3, 400 worth of ,
liquor, including l,122 gallons of alco- {
boil $50 gallons of whiskey, 1874 gal
0ns Of gin, 227 gallons of rum, 25s {
uIIons Of brandy. ll3 gallons of wine {
al SIS gallons OF ale and porter.
The state cattle commissioners tested {
the herd Of II + Powers of New Hav-
en- recently and found twenty-siX head Z
affected by tuberculosis. The cows {
were Killed at Middlebury, the slaugh- I
Ter being witnessed by several hun G
dred people who came from all parts !
.oi The county a
The food fair. which opened at
Montpelier Thursday Of last week, out
nyaIs that in st. Johnsbury. there be-
ing more booths than thele were in
mat town. G. 5. McGown of st.
JouhsDuN has the management OF the
al'r. The fair was 10 last a week in \
1he aTmory and has been a great sue
cess C
Byplayingthree games of checkers at u
h,iTfe, each Of which resulted in a n
aTaw, NJ. A. Bailey OF Rutland succeed !,
tl % retaining the checker champion
snip OF Vermont from the aspiring .
gasp Of Thomas Nichols of Barre. =
me match was won by Mr.. Bailey by y
score Of 8 to !. y
There are at present more prisoners /
\. lae house Of correction in Rutland :
!, have ever before been quartered n
were ln the history Of that institution. n
ana others are arriving daily. The n
lumber Of prisoners has now reached a
-- ana 1t has been necessary TO place !,
= q these in the hospital department d
= 'he regular penal accommodations !,
are not ample. !
Inc expenses OF Bellows Falls the h
PAST year aggregated S21. 1890 as D
,o9sn IMPAIRED with S15.4l2.66 last wear. 6,
W the item Of S3.222.54 tor street v
.fIlliakling, Sl.7j0.75 was paid out in a,
-egung the matter started and will ,
.lo1aoly not be necessitated again for
'ohe time, Bellows Fails owns and
.'l'fols ITS water system.
me Federation Of Christian Ministers r.
I, Alalson county met in the Baptist p
.luIeh at Bristol last week and at the n
'ose OF the session adopted a resolu-
!. protesting against the personal at
n 30 made upon the Rev. George w.
=. l,A by the Vergennes Enterprise a,
' ~ I. Sllied newspapers but acknowledge n
tl- the TfHnf 70 n 81. -