Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-03
state of Vermont.
49,. Condensed and Rewritten
us NV Ear Our Readers.

gg hr-iness man OF Stowe, died last
week. u.ho,l, no odd
a P. A. 4 Paul's church property IN
pu n-nIiam Greno of Waterbury Is
MI with smallpox and has been
~ Sabin of Saxton's River has
a a ,is stock of furniture to the Chase
g sglr company OF Bellows rails.
r.o first musical convention of Yer
y y r r held at Montpelier in May,
i ,.So II YVES organized by Moses ID.
Cheney
r Moore of Kokomo, Ind, was
M Lowest bidder for the construction
o ~ new public building at Newport,
III price being $4,000.
new pipe organ will be installed
= ,be Cong'l church at Danville July
n is 10 cost $500, the full amount
GIVEN by Mrs Walter Davis.
The adiu tants report of the Sons of
voterans in st issued shows an aggre-
rste NJ Is ca mps with So 4members. The
enartermaster's report shows balance
On hand Of sl3l.O3.
nsHtion in bankruptcy has been
8leJ by Arthur Duval, a carpenter OF
darlington. His liabilities are So
lgs IA and his assets 1892, OF which
s9sq are claimed exempt.
The school census of Burlington
show, that there are 4,4l5 children in
the aity between the ages of five and
sqbteen wears. In 1901 there were
1 as children between these ages.
netition in bankruptcy has been
feI bv Harrie w. Shepardson, a
weaver. of Rockingham. His liabili-
ties are s6il.s7. and his assets sl39, OF
which everything is claimed exempt
Rev Frank y. Penny of the Lincoln
sanare Baptist church of Worcester |
Mass. has accepted the call extended
phfm hr the First Baptist church of
Burlington and win reach Burlington |
early in May.
Dr.L. II. Ross, physician at the Sol |
dier. Home in Bennington, states that 1
there has not been a death sc the Home /
since December IS. This breaks all
previous records in the mortuary list
Of the institution since its organization.
Rev. /. X. Whitman of Waterbury |
has been extended a call to succeed
Rev. C. o. Judkins as pastor OF the
Trinity Methodist church in Montpel-
Ter. Mr. Whitman is n brother-in-law
Of Mr. Judkins, who is TO 90 to Glens
Falls, NY,
When the United States troops evac-
ulte Cuba the First squadron and
troops / and X Of the Second cavalry
will be garrisoned at Fort Ethan Allen
and troops + and II, now stationed at
Fort Ethan Allen, will be removed to
Fort Myer, Va
John Doherty, brother of Charles
Doherty, now confined in the state
prison at Windsor under sentence OF
death, attempted 10 commit suicide
last week at his home in Berwick, Me-,
by shooting, the pistol ball entering
his body near the heart.
DIR. Lyman Allen has been appoint
ed surgeon at the Fanny Allen hospital
AZ Burlington to succeed DR.. q. W.
Peck, deceased DR.. + +. Clark sue
ceeds Doctor LYMAN on the stall OF
physicians and DR.. ID. W. johnson has
been appointed consulting physician.
e. A. Barber Of Burlington has a
unique maple sugar display in his
snow window. The apparatus used in
ne years 1910, 1865. and ut the present
lme are shown in miniature form and
mere Is also a display of maple syrup
ND sugar Of this years manufacture.
The Wilmington Times has been
old by W. l.. Packard to Cecil Hamp-
zen Cuts Howard, formerly editor Of
le beebe (Ark.) Current Topics. Mr..
toward Is native of Brattleboro and
man OF literary attachments. lie
vas assistant librarian of the Aston Ii
,rary IN New York city until he went
est several years ago.
During the litigation over the be-
aest OF Thomson Thompson TO the
ewing women and shop girls OF Brat
eooro and Rhinebeck, n. Y, the
olnsel drew fees amounting TO $780,
~ Ot this amount Waterman and
lartn Of Brattleboro received Sl5,-
70 and Clarke C. Fits OF Brattleboro
eceiyed SS,02l
The supply agent of the mining
aIty in the alleged gold field of
lndsor county, near Bridgewater, re-
oTts that an assay house is nearly
'mpletedi that the force OF fifteen
zen now mining will be largely in
ceased later in the season and that
lie prospects are good for finding gold
paying quantities.
The Youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
enry Bell of Halifax died Saturday,
aTcn 10Th. Mr.. Bell, who has been
waiting trial for criminal neglect OF
le child, was arraigned in county
,uIt and pleaded guilty He was
'utenced TO not less than nine nor
ore Than twelve months in the house
correction at Rutland.
" hen he took of his apron and lay
'lue his tools at the close OF the
eeA work, March %, Patrick Train