Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
State of Vermont.
-. News Condensed and Rewritten
for Our Readers.


.rba annual meeting and banquet OF
Vermont Fish and Game league
am he held at Montpelier Tuesday,
November ;.
r e. W. Sturtevant, formerly
,.ssfor Of the Congl church az Hart
od has accepted call to the Cong
..snrch in Gullford.
a.rtmoath College church has ex-
aia5 = cali to the Rev. NJ. I. Nor
IN ~ Woodstock 10 he assistant pastor
me church. Mr.. Morrill, Is OF the
Fhristian denomination.
p,yk House. Richmond, the new
tastelry that J. w. McGareham has
Eailf t6is summer, Is completed and
-.ss opened TO the public October 3.
i 4 said TO be one OF the best hotels
81 the state.
the Jury in the case OF F J. White
ne Inmiere North American Co.
l..nrned Oct. 5 at Burlington YER
55.t tor the plaintiff TO recover Sl2,-
a55 The suit was for $4,000 Tor
sIieged breach OF contract.
the Castleton Public library has re-
lived bequest of $500, together with
me wears interest on the same, TO be
taown az the Russell Nj. Wright Me-
r+arial fund. The income Is to be
usea ior purchasing books.
me training school Tor nurses at
,ss state hospital Tor the insane al
waterbury opened its sixth annual
rsgsion October with no attendant
f,rmalities. with twenty-iour members
in fhe Junior class and twelve IN the
senior
Judge John II Watson ofMontpelier,
Who was to have presided at the octo-
Eer term of Essex county court at
GrlIdball. is suffering with a carhuncle
an rs arm and Judge Henry r. Start
af bakersfield takes the assignment at
Guildhall
An effort Is being made to influence
the railroad commission 20 bring
sbont 4 change In the Central YER
mont that will bring Burlington and
Nantpelier on the main line of the
r5aa ana DO away with the delays and
Inconvenience Of Montpelier aud
Essex functions.
4 change has been made In the
management OF the Orleans County
Monitor. published at Barton. Wallace
ii. Gllpin having purchased the paper
a. IN Jacobs Mr. Gilpin Il the
son Of William b. Gilpin OF Westtield.
he learned the trade in the Office OF
the Monitor several years ago aad has
had considerable experience In other
offices.
Miss Gertrude Stewart OF Rutland.
formerly public school teacher, has
zone to Philadelphia. where she VIII
enter the Deaconess' school for TWO
wears course III missionary training.
When She completes this course she
viii be assigned 10 the Hankow. China.
district. under Bishop Graves. Miss
stewart will work. in that district
about seven years.
There should have been more than
suggestion 10 some farmers with an
available water supply at hand IN the
tank containing trout six months, /, =
aud 3 years old. shown by Lewis john
son q Son 81 West Brattleboro, at the
Valley lair ii Bratlleboro last week.
The three-year-olds weighed two
pounds apiece. and at market value
thew are worth 81 so each In season.
Mr. Johnson + making more OF his
front each year than many farmer
Gets from his entire establishment.
Some raisers insist that trout can be
pa, on the market Tor 1.-THE price Of
pork
A case Of smallpox has developed in
flUechee village in the town OF Hart
ford. The patient is Mrs. Gorham
of 81. Louis, who Is visiting FRANK
Newton's family. Or. +. A. Barrows,
health officer OF the town, decided that
there was no use in sending the pa
tieHt to detention hospital, as she
was sufficiently we'll isolated. After
Consultation with DIR. Barrows and Dr.
Holton OF Brattleboro, secretary OF tue
board OF health, the selectmen de-
,cidel to have the pupils OF the puoilc
schools in Quechee vaccinaied under
e,he supervision of the health oincer.
There is no danger at present OF the
disease spreading.
The Champlain Open Air sanitarlum
al South Hero has just closed It's sec
oul season The sanitarium was
opened two wears ago by DR. Il. T..
Lewis OF Burlington and was lot tue
treatment OF tuberculosis cases. Inc
first year large number OF patients
was treated but the second season an
even larger number applied for treat
ment. Some were mild cases wnlie
others were in various stages. Inc
sanitarium was in the form OF camp.
being composed of large number Oh
specially constructed cottages. All
patients slept out of doors, and We're
attended BY competent nurses. Inc
sanitarium will be continued next
season.
The annual convention OF the state
Federation OF Women's clubs was held
at Bellows Falls Wednesday ana
Thursday OF last week. A resolution
was adopted asking the General
Assembly OF Vermont now IN session
at Montpelier for its careful consldera-
ton of the proposed amendment to-