Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-24
State of Vermont.
t,s News Condensed and Rewritten
for Our Readers.

Ne was first lieutenant in the Sd VI.
Vols. After his discharge he became a
Methodist minister and preached at
Johnson, Alburg and Swanton.
Charles Taylor. the veteran horse
man Of White River Junction, now in
M 9th year, drove his trotter. Robert
n I'm the iree-tor-all race at the Spring
feld fair last week. He is said 70 be
tbe oldest driver on the track to be
found anywhere in the country.
Nord has been received OF the death
of Harry G.. Dewing, which occurred
in Cincinnati. o., Sept. g. He lett a
wife and daughter who reside in Mont
heller. Mr.. Dewing was assistant edl-
ior Of the Montpelier Argus under Hi
ram Atkins and later local reporter on
the st. Adams Messenger.
To date. 81 samples of liquor from
licensed dealers have been tested at
the state laboratory. These include
j from Colchester. five IRON Rutland.
six from Fair Haven, Il from Bellows
Falls and two from Montpelier. The
director of the state laboratory thinks
tue question as to who pays for the
ANALYSIS, the town or the state, an
interesting query.
The What Comedy Co. is touring the
state with Ned Woodley and Lew
Strong taking the leading parts, while
Mrs Strong Is in the caste and Mrs
W0Odley is the troupe's pianist. Il |
will be remembered that these parties
figured IN the somewhat sensational
marriage at Lyndonville about month |
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known residents of West Burke.
GOV John G.. Mccullough Of Yer
mont has sold the large tiye-story |
brown stone Hat and apartment house
n No l55 West one Hundred and I
Thirty-second street, New York city. /
90 Isaac Bergin; consideration not
named. The property has been con
s.dered worth about $4,000 BY real 1
estate operators and Gov McCul- 1
Tough may have realized more than
that sum out OF t. as terms were
private.
j. B HOLSTER. cx-mayOr Of the
city of Rutland. has recently handed
90 the treasurer Of the trustees OF
Burr and Burton Seminary, Manches-
ter the sum OF 81. 100 which Is 10 be
used in paving the Indebtedness OF
that corporation This Is in addition
% the $1,000 that he subscribed to the
$1,000 endowment fund ali OF which
has been paid in. The treasurer re-
ports the corporation free from any
liabilities, that the endowment fund
is al invested In good securities, and
that during the recent vacation ex-
tensive Improvements have been (
made 70 the seminary aud more are to
follow.
4 baby boy in a market basket Z
was found Saturday morning by the
family OF Dennis Lapine, on their
doorstep az III Forest street, Rutland. / Z
lt is not known when the child was \
lvtl, but neighbors say they heard /
noise like child crying at midnight c
out thought Il was a eat, or some v
0tner animal, and did not investigate c
TIE child had suffered somewhat from r
exposure but otherwise was In good e
health. Apparently ii was about 10 o
days old, and had not been well cared II
for The Lapine family already have a
ioar children so the oyerseer of the ri
poor will take the boy and find 1t a b
home. There is no clue 10 the parent
age OF the child. a
The State Federation OF Labor held a
ats annual session at Rutland last ID
week. The reports OF the different or c
carnations represented showed the b
condition of organized labor in Yer d
mont TO be the best in the history OF il
unlOnism. The following officers were 81
elected President. b. +. Haley OF d
HraF xsfna Tah u
Lynch of Bellows Falls; second vice G
president, John Ovidson of Rutland Ii
third vice president, +. w. Coleomb OF in
Proctor; fourth vice president, Thorn te
as Howley of Burlington; secretary,
Il. IL. Flemming OF Bellows Falls al
treasurer, James NJ. Nalmgrem OF Rut- 10
land delegate to national convention, 81,
President b. +. Haley of Barre. Tues tr
day evening a smoke talk was held. OF
Governor Mccullough has issued WI
conditional pardons to Nicholas Guy tri
cite, alias Fred Ash, of Castleton, who m,
was convicted of horse stealing and co
sentenced in the Rutland county court re-
70 serve in the state prison six years at isl
hard labor and who had about two trs
years longer 10 serve; Harry NJ. Hicks, esl
convicted of breaking into a house WI
near Manchester and sentenced in the no
bennington county court to serve three -
Years, his time expiring next January; g
Martin Camarillo OF Readsboro, con- n
'lcted OF assault and sentenced to II
'trFe two years, whose time would eX- n
pre- In December; William Barry. con-
'leted IN the Bennington municipal
-oVrt OF larceny on two charges, and
sentenced to serve two years. whose
'lne mas nearly expired. hi
-. Inc fourth annual conference of the !,
efmont chapters. Daughters of the III
! american Revolution. was held in st. ~,
,'oans last week. The report OF the =
.ate treasurer. Mrs. Wallace c. Glenn
..A.t' Rutland, showed that there was
'lv.eo IN the treasury. A large num- ri
,er o. Daughters from out o. the city /.
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