Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-22
State of Vermont.
lts News condensed and Rewritten
for Our Readers.


of the Congregational church in Col
chester was observed last week.
During August, the fifth class
(druggist's) sales OF liquor in Frank
lin county aggregated only $3.50.
A. X. Hurlbut Post, G. A. r., Of St. |
Adams will present the name Of Sey-
mour H. Wood Of that post as a can
didate for department commander
George c. Randall, class OF '04,
Norwich University. is now chief
dispatcher on the Wyoming branch
of the Colorado q Southern railroad.
At a meeting OF the College Street
Congregational church Of Burlington
held last week, the resignation Of the
Rev. Gerald ii. Beard was accepted.
The St. Adams league baseball man
agement will give a carnival soon IN
the hope OF realizing the $500 deficit
that the club had at the end OF the sea-
son.
Judge Charles w. Willard of Min
neapois, a native Of II. Johnsbnry5
who was appointed by President Nc
Kinley supreme court Judge at Ma
Mia, has resigned his position and
resumed his law practice in 1linneap-
oils.
The six troops Of the Fifteenth L. :.
cavalry and the Twenty-thlrd ana
Twenty-seventh batteries, field ar
tillerv. which had been absent from
the garrison since August ~, engaged
/ in The Joint manGuvres at Manassas,
I Va. returned to the fort Friday
The Burlington board Of license
commissioners report that they ma
little complaint about Licenses IN the
city and that the amount OF liquor
sofa this year Is far below that Of
Iasi wear. TIE novelty Of saloons bay
inc apparently worn Off The licensees
are all obeyIng the law.
The death OF Edward r Buss,
superinteudent of the water works OF
Remington. who had been suffering
| from poisoning and a complication Of
diseases tor several months, occurred
Sept. u. Last June the deceased was
polsoned by sumac while in the WOODS
taking care OF the water works.
/ DIR. Edward Ellery has resigned a.
pripeipal OF the Vermont Academy
saxton's River. on account Of impaired
health. not feeling able to longer per.
form the duties OF the position. Dut
: inc the coming year he will cohduc
: general courses in chemistry ~ ! hioi
college in Schenectady, \ ]
sheldon. the star pitcher OF TN
{. NOMENCLATURE Northern League
team. ina game at Hinsdale, \. n.
la, Thursday. covered himself VIII
GLORY. Pitching for Hinsdale' he Is
4 tIye3 the strong Springfield team {
. the Connecticut league without I y,
i only two men reaching mist -
= struck ont II. made home run MN
d self ana Hinsdale won, II 70 y.
4 IA. only Vermont clergyman, as IA
6 y known. who has been invited Z
II participate in the grea. Congress
I religions at 81 Louis i the heN. A'i'
y Rellondi OF the Italian mission
s Bsrre Mr. Bellondi speaks in pafll'
II mar Of the foreign element 10 Amer
% an church life. and especially OF ~
Z french and Italian missions Oh y
2 avn denomination, the Baptist.
Alexander Clarihew, aged By year
az the Barre granite iirm o. MIN il
T. Clarihew 4 Gray died IN scollau
sent 10 OF lung trouble. lie leit bar
{. about two years ago and had SUI
resided Tor the most part IN hlhlo
or ,kn-1eansbire near his old HON
NJ Clarihew was secretary q y
~ Parre Granite Quarry Owners as
be citation from It's organization uh'n
ld left the city. IN,
y, Tho Grand championship in the NC
~ - cisss 81 horses at the st. Louis
7osition. which is equivalent 70
sweepstakes prize, was gwen y
in ~" aid stallion named ShakespeaI
owned bv Col. Joseph Battell oil MI
dlebury. Mr.. Batteli EXHIBIT ~ :
: teen fancy bred animals captuiIeu $,
IN IN ia in premiums at the eApos'.lou ~ {.
= year-old stallion was sold 70 ~
YORK parties for $500 A.
:. Two or three weeks ago Mo-
= anndrv found three or ioui sou
- cattle dead IN ivy HN -. ,.oisout
IN. ,icious that they had been pol ,,Ir,
,sn H. sent for states Attorney Aioi i'
out Who sent a specimen from the ah'n y
Or. y, WY harrington 10 be investigated, .
i'm - pronounced black quarter,
lld = 70" c6ntagious disease. Inc
me veg ,aer al the herd has DC
all T"ninnated against the disease
saws the s. Adams Messen Is
\ .T6s attention OF the officers % ~
:, Albans Humane society n ,h,, y
t. IN - me condition OF the G 5,-.
!, - ~ Mrs Salome Laro, Of 'tne D ~
W. are o. 10 IN iail for an offence Of lhlo
al N VIZ The children are he I
ing lied ana nearer starved; Au o ~.
per- h NM. od ~ little ones obtained cIe
arly s ~ s, cents worth of food ior ~ y.
en- i;,tle ones and then leit th el,,' 8,
nds l5 N.Y., V 80 departed Tor the Plalls4 aus.
d a FAIR The society viii take i'i'''-'-''
-; y actiop in the matter.
, to rF Rowley living in BarI ,h,.
iced =, Z, 'two-weeks-old boy baby /,
The , bjS doorstep one night recently. !
calls ais -, Inv was in basket, ana wa -
I'M nao oSS,i vi with clothes and a nnT E
tion Nh Satiie A note which read + F
Up I mill called Tor. was SIM ~ b