Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-16
Stale of Vermont.
49,. condenssd and Rewritten
for Our Readers

A
= oi..n n West Rutland was over
= saa i by the heat and diea ABOUT noon
Jg me- = body Of Louis stallato, the eley-
i. year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
gu stallato OF Burlington, VINO was
sss.P9 a in the lake, was -found near
~ north end of the breakwater July
~ N Louis Archambeault.
fhs animal convention ofthe Baptist
.lshes IN Vermont will be held at
cA' Tirst Baptist church at Saxtons
W. Sentember q, ~ and %. The
mel meetings OF the various state
an4lsnizafions allied with the Baptist
t5rab viii also be held at that time.
,rrs Arthur Lamoreux of Rutland
,be torednger of her right hand
Aaa, IN july owing to blood
alslnnino caused in a peculiar man
gbile handling roses, she prick
- her finger on a thorn. The fnger
Ttr,n 10 swell and was ampntated,
4 I'M her life could not be saved.
n = Ranger of Montpelier, state
,.yjnfendent of education OF Yer
,adnf was reelected a member OF the
bo8rd of directors of the National Id
gr,fion association at the recent meet
So@ in Boston. Mr.. Ranger made a
aa6d record last year as director,
mi was a good head of the Vermont
bqad0uarters at Boston.
The Lyndonville Journal has been
saId toJ Ii. Fuller and Allen z. Hol-
NOOK of Newport The deal was
msde July 9 aud possession was given
a. onee. Mr. Holbrook is an experience
N PRINTER and newspaper man, having
bean connected with the Caledonian at
n Johnsbury and more recently win
M Express and Standard at Newport.
The smallpox scare has subsidized
considerably az there are only very
fsw cases. The Barton quarantine
NJ been taken of. There is only one
mia case in Irasburg and one Is re-
n6rted In Troy. There are three mid
fgses in Newport but these are three
miles IRON the village and are Isolated,
bsjug in the town retreat and under
good care. .,-,.--...
Mrs Anna II. Sguires Of Burlington
Lava has sent 81 900 to be added TO
lbe fund now being raised for the cree
ton Of i new church Tor y. refer !
parish. Bennington. The GIT Is ID
memory of her husband, Charles r.
Fl Sguires, who was native OF that VIZ
II aye and for long time a member oil
M church. Some member Of the lam
IN has belonged TO the church since IL
was organized. -.
Tuesday. June 80, was the day SET
lar the Rev. r. S. Sidelinger TO pay the
balance OF 1854 due on two drafts
which we're lost by Mrs. A. J. Iewks,
bary of Brattleboro, April -, ano
4 which were cashed by sldeihgef
Judgment was entered against SIDE
4 lnoer as he did not appear, ana h'
Ii will be apprehended II he can y
fonnd. The face value OF the drait'
was Sls4, but Sidelinger has pala s'o
The members Of the Granite Manu-
Ii facturers, association OF Barre VIII o
guests ofthe Quincy, (Mass.), assocl
alton July "a and Is. The visitor
81 will arrive in Quincy early July -
and will devote the day 10 visiting IN
historic points OF interest. saturday
July Is. the date OF the annual ma
summer outing of the Quincy associa
ton. the Barre manufacturers VIII y
guests of the Quincy granite men a
the outing OF the latter al Cfeseeh
III Park, X. /.
Lucien f. Kimball, aged Il. son 0
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank W Kimball o
Brattleboro, has passed ooth tlehIl
and physical examinations Tor AnhaP
Oils Naval academy, where he VIII Su
ter next fall. He was appointed D
Fl Congressman Kittredge Hasklns
Ii Kimball has Just completed his thlr
year in the high school and had bu
three DAYS OF special study to prepal
for his examinations. OF the first 40
candidates who were examined put h
We're successful.
Il. Y. Rossiter. first vice president :
the New York Central, Samuel Il. Sa
away, president OF the American -
Comotive Co.. both directors oil IN
Rutland railroad. and II. I'll. Powers,
81 New York Central attorney, nave pee
appointed by the Rutland directors y
executive committee to have char2e
the property during the absence
President w. Seward WEBB Docto
Webb is in such i'll health that MS al
sence abroad is likely to be oil cohsi'
cradle length OF time.
Following the pace set by wester
and southern cities OF late years u
business men of Burlington propose
4 give a fall festival, the date OIL Whic
viii be announced in a few days
Z is the desire on the part OF the pr
moters TO make the festival an lhuu
trial event as well as one OF amus'
ment. 1t may be said al TINS tlm
that the date will not be later than ~
first week in September, when 1t WI
be possible to secure many oil u
greater attractions which will tai
a part in the big Hamilton, Canada le
tival, which occurs the middle oil Aus
ust
Alta special meeting of the Burllni
ton board of aldermen, held Frlda
night, Mayor James +. Burke wit
] drew his appointment OF j. A. 6lngr,
as police examiner to succeed L.