Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-09
state of Vermont.
80. Condensed and Rewritten
~ for Our Readers.

Og rl, total deposits with Montpelier
Inc Inn I,nnary were 1881, 1891.
0l TSore are two cases of diphtheria in
I n.ms Falls. The disease is IN
u Nichols store at Middlesex
IL atorpd last week and ten watches
Wal other lewelry taken.
% p kramer Of st. Adams has re-
20 his position as chief train de-
SYM .e5e p Of the Central Vermont rail-
way. eu.,o
~ Stoddard Manufacturing Co. re-
W ,ly held meeting at the com
T .n1s Office in Rutland lasting three
Tbo 18Th annual Meeting of the Ad-
Hson County Agricultural society was
sDIJ n Niddlebury last week. The
,ress1rer's report shows a cash balance
Of Sl49.S0'
IT. HINT. highway commissioner,
t.s inst completed at West Hartford a
Sri8ge bnit of railway iron and stone,
ne LARGEST he has yet constructed OF
these materials.
netition in bankruptcy has been
elad nv Frank II. Tandy, machinist
/ ~ 'Snripo6eld. His liabilities are 49,
5s0 and his assets S25, all OF which are
4 claimed exempt.
special meeting of the Vermont
/ I'm 4 Game league has been called at
ne Van Ness House, Burlington, Jan.
Sat7 o'clock D. m. The meeting will
be followed by banquet.
The annual Gentlemen's Night of the
4 panohters Of Vermont will be OBJ
served Thursday evening, January l6,
Al Hotel Yendome, Boston. 1t will be
a quilting party, supper and dance.
Last week under suspension of rules
4 and by a unanimous vote Capt. Charles
+ Clarke of the Oregon was elected
. honorary member Of the Apollo club.
4 Montpelier, which has 1876 active mem
4 bers.
An East Enosburg man, Charles II.
. Carpenter, is about to purchase 20 An-
cora goats TO keep on his farm for pas
mre cleaning purposes. They eat
down small brush that is troublesome
4 to cut.
The friends Of Mary +. wilkins have
received cards announcing her mar
rage with DR.. Charles NJ. Freeman Of
Meiuchen, n. j The ceremony was
performed at DR.. Freeman's home New
Years evening.
Among persons mentioned as can
ddates for mayor at Barre are James
Mackay, 5. D. Allen, DIR. G.. b. Mich
ols and George i. Swazey. The pres
ent mayor, n d. Phelps. has stated
that he will not be a candidate.
The championship games between
n 4. Bailey Of Rutland and Tom
Nichols OF Barre for the state cham
lionship checker board, which began
January in Barre, are arousing the
ieenest interest among checker
players.
Ihirty-eight cattle from the herds OF
Hiram lsham of Williston. A. b. Lack |
yard Of Williston, ID. w. Drury of Jer- |
leho and Ayers Il Brown of Essex were |
Killed al South Burlington last week |
by order Of the state board OF cattle
commissioners
Business in the registry department |
Of the Barre postoifice during the |
quarter Just ended has been the largest /
ever known. During the three
months just ending over 1900 regis
eied letters and packages were re-
eclved and forwarded.
Robert NJ, Catlin, formerly of Bur-
Ahgton but now located in Johannes
oarg, South Africa, is the guest of A.
= Whiting of Burlington. Mr.. Catlin
was born In Burlington, the old home
sead having occupied the site OF the
mary Fletcher hospital.
The last business in Bennington
county court before adjournment,
sl'er being in session twenty-five
Vals' was the ordering OF about TWEEN
y temporary injunctions on the own
IN ana occupants OF buildings. pro-
Hiolllng the unlawful sale of liquor.
Inc heirs OF Mrs. Almira Cowdry of
alS9ih'pelier have decided TO contest her
~ sIi oy which she leaves them but
~ sliVo and bequeaths the residue. es-
ulated at about $500. to Overseer
VI tne foor George Wheeler. Many
The will. NV - u '0OU "
Tho
IN. Iue state labratory of hygiene has
".l thet an examination of the
S.omach Of Timothy j. Lynch, who
NJ, uas drowned in the Winooski river at ,
~. ..on peller under suspicious circum-
sauces 5.. Ievaled no poisonous ingredi- ,
~ therein. The inquest will now
: "Aen up and completed.
.- oGl. Charles c. Kinsman has left the ,
,nploy Of the Ross-Huntress Com
Sauy Of Rutland. Colonel Kinsman ]
800. - oseh with the company since its
.o ,,aioilshment there and has been as
,, y, u IN business with c. Z. Ross
y y S ille past thirty-five years. He has ,
y uelnlte plans Tor the future.
n. ' VI, O. {. Brill Of Norwich Univer- {
.ay.i W. a classmate at Syracuse Uni
g. sitY with Maclay. the historian. /
IN, wv ias Just been dismissed from a /
f'tAiUu M the