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1 N'iS Silpuifu W Dul lIlP warning came 100
late. The train struck them fairly in the
centre of the team demolshng the wagon
ana killing both young men and the horse.
Clark was thrown several feet into the air,
and falling in front Of the engine, his body
was carried nearly to tho depot. distance
| of 10 rods. and left Beside the track. 1t
was terribly mangled and he lived only
J few moments after the accident. Rash,
when struck was instantly killed. his
head being crushed in by the blow. There
was no bruises upon the body This Is not
the hrst accident that has happened upon
this crossing, which Is one Of the worst
on the line of road. especially when both
train and team are moving south. as the
| highway and track come together at n
kind Of Vshaped angle, and the train is
not seen on account of a curve and build
ings until the crossing Is nearly reached
Lyndonville Journal.
ANNUAL MEETING AT SOLDIERS
HOME.
I The annual meeting Of the board Of trus.
tees Of the Vermont Soldiers Home a.,
bennington was held Wednesday, Presi-
dent Hugh Henry of Chester presided and
seven members of the board were PRESENT.
The following were elected: President
Hugh Henry; secretary, Col. c. {. kins-
man OF Rutland; treasurer John 9. Stearns
of Bradford. The committee of the board
are as follows On finance, Henry Hazen,
-,
Klnsman, Kenfeld, Greenleaf on admis-
sion, Henry. Mansur Meacham. The total
receipts for the home for the year ending
June 80, 1902. were 81 ,o5l.S1 and the dis
bursements SIS 9j2.i2 The report OF Super
intendent Harmon was as follows: Pres
ent membership. 90; number of deaths. 10;
discharged. TO- number In the hospital II.
Mrs. Robert ]. Coffey rendered her resig-
nation as matron. and the vacancy was
filled by the appointment of Mrs. Harmon.
Cot. J. Gray Estey of Brattebcro was
elected a trustee to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of his father, Gen. ]. Estey.
Rutland Herald.
MORE DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING.
One Of the most severe electric storms II
the season occurred Tuesday and much
damage is reported from many part Of tho
state. The farm buildings of Edward Nor
cross of Bradford were struck by lightning,
set alire and totally destroyed. Six cows
In different parts of the town were Killed.
In the vicinity of Newbury a cloudburst
washed out a large section OF the high
way.-lyndonville Journal,
NEW CHURCH IN LUDLOW DEDI-
| GATED.
The new Universalist Church recently
completed, was dedicated Wednesday af-
ternoon at two O'Clock with appropriate,
exercises. The new pipe organ, presented
for the first time, Prof. T. A. A. Chase Of
Gassetts presiding. The church was deco
rated with flowers. AT the conclusion OF
the exercises supper was served In the YES
try to large number. The Rev. O. II.
Shinn also gave an address In the church
in the evening in the interests of mission
AIRY work. There were many present from
, out OF town.-Rutland Herald.
CoACHMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED
serious accident occurred in Quechee
Tuesday night. Walter Spencer, going
from his store to his boarding house about
midnight found a team of horses belong
ing to Wheeler & Gibbs of White River
2 Junction standing across the road and on
going a little farther on was found Benja-
min Cooshee. oachman for Wheeler &.
Gibbs seriously injured. He had been
thrown out, striking his head against the
terrace wall in front Of G.. G. Parker
Office Henry Hudson went to White River
junction FOR Mrs. Cooshee. The man Is at
| Scott Tinkham's farm house in an uncon-
; scious couditon.-Rutand News.
BOY SOLD THE LIQUOR
) Michael Donovan OF Rutland. who plead
ed guilty to being drunk before City judge
| G. l.. Howe Wednesday, disclosed on To-
year-old Richard Lloyd. who on trial was
found guilty and fined for furnishing intox-
icating LIQUOR. Donovan was arraigned at
cation and after his plea Of guilty was
fined s. and costs. amounting In all TO s12
which he paid. Lloyd who was arrested
on Donovan's disclosure. pleaded not
guilty to the charge OF furnishing He was
tried and found guilty and fined $40 and
costs. amounting in all 10 5000 He paid
and both men were discharged Rutland
Herald.
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bo1 ELL BE- W ZEN 'Hh SAf'S'
John Carmody. l4-years-old son of Mr..
and Mrs Thomas H. Carmody OF Rutland
was quite severely in iured Thursday morn.
/ ing by falling from the top, down between
o. clock. The boy was very fortunate In
that the cars were not moving or he would
have been crushed to death. As II was.
ICarmodv received a terrible face wound.
! a cash which il required six stitches to
close. His nose and Two bones in his wrist
we're fractured The boy showed consider
, able pluck. for he picked himself up and
/, with little assistance walked to the office
, of DR. J. D. Hanrahan where he was at
, tended by Drs. blossom and Hanrahan-
, Rutland News
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p ADV ENI CAMf NEE lNG Al rAiH
HAVEN IN AUGUST
Tho l5th annual clun meeting OF the
; IIoosIc< Valley Advent Christian confer
, Ianco viii he held M Paramount mark. Fair
Haven hepinninr Monday August IS and
lhold,nr over the following SUNDAY. The