Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-12-04
State of Vermont.
ifs News Condensed and Rewritten
for Our Readers.


for our Readers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Putnam OF
Woodbury. celebrated their Goth wed
ding anniversary Nov. p.
Mary A. Campbell of Burlington has
brought suit charging the alienation OF
me affections of her husband, james
Camphell. The suit is brought against
Ellen McHugo, who is employed as
cook in a prominent family in that city.
The amount for which the suit Is
brought is $4,000,
After several months freedom from
smallpox Rutland is again possessed
Of a case, which was apparently i'm
ported from Manchester Nov. 26.
The victim is a French Canadian, who
had been working on a lumber job
near Manchester for Silas l.. Griffith
of Dandy. The prompt disposal OF
the case leads the authorities to ex-
pect little if any spread of the disease
in Rutland.
The Catholic diocese OF Burlington
contemplates a golden jubilee next
wear, marking the 50th year since it
was made diocese, with the late Rt
Rev. Louis DeGoesbriand as its first
bishop. Bishop DeGoesbriand was
elected bishop July %, 1858, and con-
secrated at Boston Oct. 30 of the same
year Which of these dates will be
chosen for that of the celebration has
not vet been decided. While the 50th
anniversary viii be kept throughout
the state, Burlington as the center and
seat of the bishop, will observe the
event in Especial manner.
Two Chinese, apparently much
abused mortals, were set at liberty by
United States Judge IL. IL. Wheeler Of
Brattleboro after an interesting trial
and have returned to their home, the
men having been confined in the Rut-
land jail since October 10, apparently
Tor no crime whatsoever. They were
arrested for being in this country I'M
lawfully. bailed out, ordered deported
for non-appearance at court, rearrest-
ed and taken to Rutland for trial,
when ii was cOnclusively proven that
one had been a resident Of New York
city and Waterbury, Conn, Tor Is
years, and the other of Lawrence,
Mass, for 10 years.
One OF the very few American
women who have attained position at
a continental court without marrying
a foreign dignitary is Mime. Florence
Rogers Hartwig, child Of the Green
mountains OF Vermont, but now lady
in-waiting and court singer TO Her
Majesty Queen Carmen Silva of Rou-
mania. Nine. Hartwig has come TO
America to visit her home after having
been absent since she was nine years
old. The Roumania court is in
mourning because of the death of the
queens mother, and Her Majesty has
given her favorite court lady a years |
leave of absence. Nine. Hartwig ae-
companied TO Roumania her husband, |
a German. who had business interests |
there. and her singing won her the
favor OF the queen.
Charles Z. George of Woodsville, n.
H., who, il is alleged, buncoed men, |
bers of the legislature on an album |
and was arrested on complaint
issued by United States Postal In
spector Birdseye of Burlington, has
written a letter to the press in which
he SAYS while il was intended in
HoOu lhltu 10 punish SUN an albuuh ~
promised, yet it seems impossible to
carry out the work in view OF the fact
that there have been but very few re-
sponses TO the canvass on the part of
the members. So far as ] am person
ally aware only about twenty have
sent in their photographs or money.
OF the checks received, two of 50 were
bad, having been returned No funds.
If any member of the House or Senate
who has paid in hand or by mail any
money to myself or Earl NJ. Shannon
will communicate that fact to Samuel
b. Page, attorney-at-law, of Woods
vile, n. H., that gentleman will at
once remit ON my personal account
any sums sopaid, and will also return
photographs sent. No man shall lose
one dollar from any concern with
which have or have had any con-
nection."
Dean's Rheumatic pills absolutely cures