Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-03
Late State News.

camp OF Spanish amer ""i
= .,r ans has been Instituted at Barre.
S,,rga P. Felt and wife of Manches-
UcoeIe6rated their esd marriage ami
,arsary last week.
Tho receipts at the Lyndonville post
sila last wear were S7,0S2. Five
olly. 400 10 the receipts were S3,29S.
states Attorney James b. Donoway
-gWiJdIebury is out again after a two
C o. MIN illness with typhoid fever.
NV A Sabin of Saxton's River has
"A a ,,is stock of furniture to the Chase
S Sun company of Bellows Falls.
The first musical convention OF Yer
1t was held at Montpelier in May,
I Ie3a II was organized by Moses ID.
Cheney. - ,,o.,,ro oo,,sa
held nj Proctor during the winter,
nnmounting to 800. has been turned
over to the public library.
The will of Chief Judge Russell s..
roa has been filed for probate. 1t was
aracuted February "a, 1902. The will
= said 10 be one of the briefest on
r = and leaves the estate to his wife
anu II Is expected that Miss Calista
pabinson Jones, national president of
tSe Woman's Relief Corps, will visit
tbe two corps in Bennington soon after
me first OF May.
Frank Dunn, of the Ninth regiment,
,ybo has seen much service in the Phil
Ebf..n tho Lost fnTnH
wears. arrived at his home IN East
Dorset this week.
The salary Of City Clerk and Treas
nrer T. X. Merrill, of Montpelier, has
been increased IRON 81, 800 10 $1,000
and that of Health officer and City
Physician Dr. William Lindsey from
S31j to 800.
Bennington Y NJ. c. A. begins the
wear with a debt of LOO. The sum
ofs1.001 has been pledged toward pay
meBt of the same by 100 men on the
condition that none is TO be paid until
die entire amount pledged
Charles Daniels Adams died at
WnoosH lastWeek. Mr.. Adams was
e wears old. At the outbreak Of the
Civil War he enlisted in Co. 4, lst VI.
Cav. for three years, being honorably
DISCHARGED from that regiment AZ the
expiration of his enlistment.
The physical examinations Of the
students in the University of Vermont,
Burlington, conducted in the new GYM
ua.ium, are said thus far 70 show that
the boys are strong in their legs and
forearms. fairly strong in their backs,
and comparatively weak in their up-
per arms
A. l.. Weeks, OF st. Adams, form
ery deputy internal revenue collector
for the United States at that place. was
run over by carriage in Rutland
Thurs lay and had rib broken in adj
diton 10 number OF bad bruises and
general shaking up. He will be laid
up BIZ the injury for some weeks.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Monday. They were those OF
David +. Spicer, stone cutter OF
Ilardwick. who has liabilities OF
Sl5Slg and assets of SOL, OF which S2O
is claimed exempt; and Of Calvin
Daniels, Of Stannard, who has liabilities
ofS563 and assets ofS1 1880, of which
S5j is claimed exempt.
The Rev. J. II. Lingley of East Barre
was regularly ordained 10 the Baptist
ministry Thursday at the Baptist
church in Barre BY an ecclesiastical
council from various Baptist churches
OF the state Mr.. Lingley will leave
soon for South Newfane, having re-
ceved a call to become pastor OF the
church at that place.
Mai Herbert s. Foster. 18th u. ;.
Inf, formerly instructor of military
tactics at the University OF Vermont,
Burlington. has been appointed as re-
crulting officer for the army at Indian
apolis, Ind, He came to the United
States from the Philippines in response
70 cablegram announcing the critical
Illness ofhis father at Calais.
The Vermont members and senators
are now having the government seeds
dispatched to the state. Each OF the
iour men has Il 400 packages. This
viii make an unusually large amount
10 be distributed in Vermont, being as
many as two freight cars could carry.
tA4AaA AlAN biNh AllllNdGNA AAN'A+
about 5000 packages to l4,40O OF
Hover and vegetable seeds.
A verdict awarding $500 damages
to the plaintiff was found Thursday in
Rutland county court in the case OF
Matthew Mccormick VS.. the Rutland
Railroad Company The suit was
brought by Mr.. Mccormick, of Center
Rutland, 70 recover for damages re-
ceired from being struck by train at
Jhe Ripley crossing, so-called. near
Center Rutland in December, 1900.
Fish Commissioner f. A. Davis of
Bethel has been in Canada, where he
Went to satisfy himself that the Cana
qians were really fishing with seines
IN Missisquoi bay. Ii is said that he
found things there just as they had
been represented to him and that he
gave permission TO fishermen in Swan
Ton to 90 ahead with the fishing there,
promising to send them licenses later.
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