Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-18
State of Vermont.
q. News consensed and Rewritten
for Our Readers.

s1haos August 10 attenu tne CIRCUS
A .aa which time he has not been
ssasrd from nor can any trace OF him
be found.
rroncis Jacques of Westford left
- stable door open Friday night,
p.. ~ 3. and in the morning found
~! A. he first two cows had been killed
~ ~" nghtning while thirteen Others next
~ them were unframed.
The day Forepaugh q Sells Broth ers
.s..as appeared in Montpelier two
1.nroen residing about eight miles from
vi city. made the trip there and re-
. W.. sixteen miles, and pushed baby
n a carriage all the way
secretary Roberts of the Woman's
pslief Corps Of Rutland has received
rom Senator Proctor a check Tor 500
90 token Of appreciation OF the work
oftbe corps the day OF the celebration
II Ms birthday in assisting the yeter-
ans.
The bootblacks of St Johnsbury
nave formed union and established
nniiorm prices with very severe pen
sities imposed upon any member who
cnts under the prices settled upon.
About eight or ten boys belong to the
union.
Articles of association have been
6Ied Al the Office of the secretary Of
state by a corporation TO be known as
,be First Church OF Christ Scientist
Il Brattleboro. This Is organized for
The uurpose Of promoting the interests
and knowledge OF the Christian Science
taith. The papers bear the signatures
ofthirteen subscribers, all OF Brattle-
boro.
Notice has been given that at the
next session OF the Vermont legislature
AL application will be made for a char
zen ana incorporation for savings
bank and trust company at Barton
landing. An application will also be
made for charter for an electric road
rnnnlnp from Newport village in the
town OF Newport 10 Island Pond In the
town Of Brighton.
Mason S. Stone. former state super
intendent OF education and later en-
oaged in educational work In the Phil
ippiues, has been elected superintend-
enl Of schools In Norwood, Mass. Be
oause Of The active part Mr.. Stone took
10 the campaign with c. J. Bell for
governor. Mr.. Stones friends had
slated him for the position OF secretary
Of civil and military affairs under Gov.
Bell
The Glst anniversary Of the birthday
OF Admiral Charles +. Clark was cele-
brated at Lake Mansfield Ang r. An
elaborate dinner was served TO seven
ty-dge persons. a feature of which was
a birthday cake containing siNty-one
blazing candles. Admiral Clark pre-
scented the club with a handsome flag.
The admirafs party consisted OF Mrs.
Clark. Captain and Mrs. Robinson and
Charles Robinson. Admiral Cook was
expected but was unable 10 attend.
According TO the terms of the will of
the late Maj. A. b. Valentine. sixth
Corps post. G.. A. r., Bennington. viii
receive legacy of 500 IRON the es-
tate. He was one of the founders OF
the post and had been commander OF
the department Of Vermont. He also
willed TO the post all OF his library per-
tanning 10 the Civil war, as well as all
Of his army pictures, OF which he had
a number. The post will accept the
same and see that they are properly
taken care OF.
jeremiah Murphy. aged 50 years,
was found dead in potato field
between Bennington and Hoosick
Falls Aug. IL by two neighbors. His
wife had been absent for some days
and he had been living alone. lie
had not been seen for two days and
neighbors began a search for him
His cattle and horses were nearly
famished for food and water. His
death must have taken place Tuesday
as the dinner pail with dinner In II
laid beside him. The body was
badly decomposed.
The National Reform Association
will hold state conference in Montpe-
lier Tuesday and Wednesday, October
II and u. This conference Is one OF
many that are to be held in every state
in the union. IL will be in the charge
Of the Rev. Z. Z. Stevenson Of Phila-
delphia, and the subjects discussed will
include The State and the Liquor
Traffic, The State and the Sabbath,
Marriage and Divorce christian
Elements in Our Public Education
and "0ur National Christianity and
fundamental Law
The body of Joseph Krellinger OF
Barre, who disappeared from the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. A. Ronea. at
East Barre more than two weeks be-
lore, was found Aug. IL hanging IRON
. branch of a small tree Just outside OF
East Barre village The body was
badly decomposed and buried immedi-
atey. Krellinger had threatened to do
away with himself but the family
thought he had wandered away and
got lost. Search for him was no avail,
however. lie was Ga years old and
len widow and two children.
Nearly 200 covers were laid at Ar
mory hall, st. Johnsbury, Aug. II for
complimentary banquet to Judge
Henry c. Bates OF the Philippine judi
elary, who win return to his post in
iloilo next week. Many members OF
me Orleans county bar attended, be-