Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-23
SUICIDES AND ACCIDENTS.

Henry Ellis Of Westminster, whose
back was broken May Is by his being
caught under hay wagon, died June y
Bella Bernsteine, aged IS, took car
holic acid last week in Bennington
and died June IA. Her father had
reproyed her,
Ina runaway at Newport, l.. Lapp-
man of West Derby was thrown out
and his leg broken. One OF the horses
dropped dead.
Oliver Fisher OF Swanton, aged SIX
wears, died June l3 of lockjaw. re-
sulting from a cut on his foot from a
piece OF glass.
Lester Porter of Bennington, color
ed. was badly injured June y by the
explosion OF a shotgun, one eye being
blown out and the other one badly in
jured.
The two and a half years old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. aud Mrs 5 Morandi Of Barre
died June 10 from the effects OF burns
which she received by falling back
ward into a pail OF hot water
John Benson had a leg broken June
y BY being thrown from a runaway
automobile while descending steep
hill in Graniteyille. The auto was
ruined The driver lost control OF 1t.
John Donlin OF Burlington died June
II from the effects OF injuries suffered
by falling downstairs. He got up in
the night and opened the wrong door
way by mistake. The tall injured his
brain.
The body OF an unknown man, sup
posed 10 be a tramp, was found IN the
Brattleboro railroad yard Thursday
morning. The man had evidently at
tempted to board train and lost his
footing.
John Loyelett of Manchester, aged
80, died Saturday in the Rutland city
hospital of lockjaw. His right foot
had been crushed by a block OF
marble in an East Dorset quarry and
was amputated, after which tetanus
set in.
4 trolley car with 20 passengers
jumped the track at Castleton June
18th. struck a telegraph pole and
threw most Of the passengers out.
Mrs. Wheaton OF Rutland had an arm
broken and others were less severely
injured
Charles Macia OF Montgomery came
near being asphyxiated at the Park
View House, St. Adams, one night
last week. When be came 10 be in
sisted the gas was all right because.
be "blew il out himself before he
retired.
Brother Simeon. a teacher in the
course OF the boys school
conducted under the auspices of Notre
Dame church In st. Johnsbury, was
drowned June IL in the Passumpsic
liver while in swimming. 1t Is
bought a cramp seized him. He was
/ member OF a distinguished French
amily, coming from Montreal last Au-
Just. He was % years old.
William o. Vincent OF Champlain,
y. L., was drowned while fishing near
sle La Motto Thursday His com
)anion, DR.. Bradford of Champlain.
vas rescued by the sons OF the light
house keeper on the island IL Is sup
'osed that in changing places in the
BOAT one of the men lost his balance
md overturned the boat Mr. Vim
.ent's family reside in Burlington.
Frank Robair, IS years old, was
June 10Th, while in swim
ming at the drawbridge on the line OF
he Rutland railroad, near Burlington.
lie was with a company OF hve boys.
tobair got into the lake where the
water was about u feet deep. when he
houted 10 his companions that he
.ould not swim. They thought he
vas fooling them and did not 90 to his
escue in time.
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