Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-27
state of Vermont.
-. Condensed and Rewritten
Us Ae for Our Readers.

are several cases OF dlphthefia
Al Rutland. eao a,roctors of the
a Z, National bank y. Z. neiis 10"
V ICED cashier to succeed Tue ia'e
;. VIZ" ~ lumber OF sheep, belonging |
lal Newton. of West Rutland, |
to u Ii,lad or injured recently by the
VIA 8in5 n Of the owners barn.
ia, nm AZ was cleared from the Wells
AOo"f Isctnre course during the sea-
klNei on1tertainments just ended. IL mas
sou som ! voted va 10 support a course anothef
- -. # II Powers, who has recent
ME soofed several breaches OF the
..ca Al st. Adams, has been com
Pg ,,tsd 70 the Waterbury asylum py
order Of the court. MI,
Ala special meeting oil the bulllhg
~ ~ + council and board of aldermen
ilg YOU ~ evening the city market
mud la5s were decided upon as site
5ar me new library.
~ ,.sistant Secretary of the Navy and
A.. A''' Charles II. Darling were the
ALo. ,s at a dinner given by the Jap
gusso7 minister and his wife, Madam
4T mn al Washington Mar. 18TH
pins are being made for several
us,r buildings to be erected al ohei-
hnroe Farms this season. \ large new
p 2l'rerv i one. The new coach barn
!. affreadv occupied, although not quite
completed. go,
wort an Dewey hall at Mortified Is
..,,ressing RAPIDLY. All OF the out
f,{I-7 work has been finished and all
, fat remains TO be done is the putting
n ot dooring and plastering Inc
heating apparatus has been installed
and tested.
GEORGE w. Scott Of Montpelier quiet
ii. aels6rsted his g4th birthday anni-
rgar, Mar. 18th. The venerable
tsnteT stIll enjoys good health and
e9eb dav is 1T the Montpelier National
67Bk of which he has been director
for many years.
The new station al Montpelier juno
He1 is practically finished and the
tals5ranb Office was moved last week,
IA ,bst fhe passenger coach Whlch
has served as a station could be taken
amt The interior Is finished in a bet
ter style than the old one and Is more
inviting.
Il AChicago paper states that the Will
fine late Edward = lsham OF that
civ. a native Of Manchester, who died
Fl Al the Waldorf Astoria, New York,
Fah liz. has been filed for probate. II
dI.poses of an estate valued at $780,
4 G6 OF which $1,000 Is personal
property
Laeius Collins, for - years manager
Of the Putnam house. Bennington, has
leased the Stanwix hall at Chatham, n.
/ ! and viii take possession the hrst
Of Nav II not announced who VIII
take the place which he will vaeate.
There is a permanent injunction on
the house forbidding the sale oil M
u0r
/. Smith Collins, who probably en-
4 lows the distinction of being the oldest
4 hotel clerk in the New England states,
on Saturday observed the S4th amt
versary Of Bis birth. lie has been con-
nected with the Putnam house, Ben
4 nlngt0n, as clerk for some 20 years
and is well known among travelling
4 men.
Among the appointments for the
1 year made by Mayor G. W. Melcher OF
Barre are the following; Chief Of
4 police Patrick Brown; city attorney,
1 William Wishart board OF health,
i Dr. George B. Nichols, Henry {.
] Wheeler and John Anderson; CHIEF
engineer of fire department, Z. II.
1 Campbell.
/ A little child at North Barre Is
4 strangely afflicted, and the doctors are
4 puzzled by the case. Underneath the
SKIN has appeared a black worm when
sometimes crawls several inches aday
This worm pains the little one so thai
She complains OF it. One day 1t VIII
appear on her back and several days
aler It will be found somewhere else
q The doctors cannot account for II
Recently the child was placed under
the influence Of chloroform and doc
tor prepared to cut the worm out but
when he came to apply his knife u
N'u disappeared.
i Representatives OF the emergency
hospital, of Springfield, Mass, have
been in Bellows Falls recently with 3
view to locating a hospital there,
Iley wish TO establish a hospital at
point where they can draw patronage
nom both Vermont and New Hamp
j shire and Bellows Falls appears to b'
& adesirable place The plan Is to get