Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-11
State of Vermont.
ssu,. Condsnsed and Rewritten
90, Our Readers.

e once proulinShs laau ~ oR9
va ne patented the famous Huck
laI "a and mad dealt largely in horses
b.Jseld Proctor, Jr., who has beer
fets Placid for some time, ind
~. hi his health has been materially
~. .,ered by his long stay in ID,
p,st.,.ssandaeks and he is almost a wei
nan again. -. :,
ol.,tsburg. Mass August Il, wheI
nose. Alfred and Albert Aldrich
49, az n wears old, believed 10 be the
g. c., triplets In the world, will come
S sl1t to Stamford to get their mother
!. ,bsir 57th birthday anniversary and
~i,Sin nine days OF her s9th birthday
anniversary.
The state board OF health reports
-, ne prevalence Of typhoid fever
= ~ village OF Enosburgh Fails for
y. lssf few years undoubtedly results
Van, - he use Of polluted Missisquol
,iger water for domestic purposes.
believed a new supply can be
's..iped from trout brook at an
Synsnditure that viii not exceed sl5,-
el.
The Belden's Falls marble property
,ri water power has just passed into
~ hands of the Vermont Marble
c1rpany OF Rutland. IL is under
.ogl that the stipulated price Tor
~ pfoperty was 100000. Il con-
~ 81 a magnificent water fall. a
nsrbls working plant, including mills
M finishing shops and q number OF
vofkmen's cottages.
The supreme court OF Massachusetts
a. Granted a petition OF the trustees
zoe Thompson fund. which yields
Bgrlebor0 $4,000 a year, 10 convey
fs Thompson hospital In Brattleboro,
rsW nearly completed, 70 a Vermont
0rorau0n which VIII have entire
Crtr0l Of the property This cor
5n,ion. II Is expected. viii be char
igsl 81 the coming legislature.
Tie Free Baptist church In Enos-
t-reh Falls has come into possession
an. third farm. having been len two
aysral years AGO by the late Nathan
Kendall. Now Hiram Ladd. for many
g.lrs town treasurer. has decided the
Ans Ia Berkshire known as the
sC4leb Llbbey iarmr % the society.
TIE transfer has been made aud the
0asty's agent, A. W. Woodwork. has
assamed control.
TIE worst storm tor a number Of
Years visited Proctor. August ?. hail
s,5aes half an inch In diameter cutting
tAe foliage OF trees, vines and plants.
Vegetable gardens suffered, corn being
hd dat Ii many places. A chimney
vas demolished. aud an apple tree
t0m Up by the roots. Three hundred
iee. o. tile, which had just been laid,
was uncovered by the rain. the sand
and lirt being washed down hill.
Commander Robert +. Peary. the
hn0us Arctic explorer. has been In
Bennington lately In the interest OF
ts coming trip 10 the far north as
be guest OF Assistant Secretary OF the |
Navy Charles II. Darling. but went
Principally TO see j G. Colgate o.
New York. the multi-millionaire,
Who has a summer residence there, |
aud Is one OF the explorers financial
Supporters IN the effort to reach the
l0yth pole.
Col Albert Clarke OF Boston, secre-
hg Of the Home Market club, has
Invited the members OF the Thirteenth 1
Vermont Regimental association 10
make their headquarters at the rooms
q the Home Market club and the
Boston Merchants association, n
sumner street. Boston, during the
Wning national encampment. Col
onel Clarke was first lieutenant Of Co.
6 18th Vt, Regt.. and his cordial
aospitaliiy will be much appreciated
q The association.
Notice has been given that at the
laui session OF the Vermont legisla-
lure a petition thereto will be made
ioy the alteration OF the line between
.le town Of Lowell and the town Of
Albany in Orleans county, so that the
own Of Albany shall include the first
seventeen and the southerly hall OF
80. AH ~ Ant uAHA AaAAN VI 49,
Pow forming a part OF the town OF
lowell; also so as TO include in the
own q Albany lots No. TO eleven
aeiasiye in range two OF the town OF
lowell.
Suit has been brought against the
.eatral Vermont Railway company by
=. Frost OF Vernon, asking damages
I ne sum Of $4,000. The writ alleges
lai April 5, by reason Of the negli-
.sAce OF the railroad company in not
'loyiding a certain locomotive with
4alpment for preventing sparks from
seaping from the smoke stack, a
goacco barn in Vernon, owned by
rs plaintiff, was burned with It's
ylaients, including tools. The suit
w ne docketed Tor the September
Sfn OF county court.
he plans and specifications for
8 new medical college at Burlington
I'VE been accepted and while the
-oQnt necessary TO construct II,
GOAT 100000, has not been col
,e'ed, enough has been secured, liz
.l.lling the insurance on the burned
aliaing, to make a beginning, and
tefauons viii begin this fall. II is
io1aole that at least some portion of
= new building will be ready for
ySapancy at the beginning of the
9iege year OF the medical department