Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-07-22
STATE NEWS.

The Windsor county democratic con-
vention was held at Bethel July 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Shelburne of
North Danville celebrated their Goth
wedding anniversary recently.
AT meeting of the Barre city council
it was voted to appropriate sum not to
exceed $50, 900 for a new fire station and
a lot on which to erect it.
A petition in bankruptcy has been filed
by V. G.. Clark, a laborer of Grand Isle.
He has liabilities of 5000 and assets of
S140 of which 800 are claimed exempt.
Eugene F. Sargood and Robert Bonn,
charged with being implicated in the
Arlington poisoning cases, have been
taken to states prison, Windsor, to await
trial.
Miss Nellie Finnegan of San Antonio,
Tex, has presented st. Teressas church,
Hyde Park, a new bell. The one recently
purchased by the parish has been sent to
Hardwick.
Martin S. Villas, of Burlington, who
was severely injured the evening of July
4 in run away accident, is slowly i'm
proving and it is thought he will be out
again in week or so.
ID. +. Cronin of Bennington was con-
victed last week of selling liquor to a
minor, and was fined 5000 and costs.
He appealed. James Morrissey, charged
with the same offense, was discharged.
NJ. S. Hidden of Peacham has Just
completed a very handsome table, the
top of which is inlaid with many kinds
of wood, both native and foreign.
The table is two feet eight inches by
three feet, three inches, and contains
| ,010 pieces of all shapes and sizes, and
is made of fourteen different kinds of
wood.
Ed. Crabree, NJ. B. Forbes and James
Burke of Montpelier, convicted of a
second offense under the liquor law ,
were sentenced Friday to 105 days each
at Rutland. John Hassell and Neil
Mahon, for a first offense, are each serv-
ing ten days in Jail. j. Shea was con-
victed of furnishing these parties and
sentenced to four months at Rutland.
The club house of the defunct Bellows
Falls Golf club which has been situated
on the links Just south of the Westmin-
ster bridge for the past five years, has been
torn down. The old building is being re-
built as boat and canoe club house on
the bank of the Connecticut river Just
north of the ice house of the Rutland
railroad.
]. f. Eldridge of Randolph, DEPART
ment commander of the Vermont.
Grand Army of the Republic. has the
ARRANGEMENTS nearly completed for the
annual encampment at Boston. The
headouarters G. A. r. train will leave
St. Albans Sunday morning. August IA,
and connect at White River Junction
with the train from Newport and arrive
in Boston in the afternoon. The fare
will be about one cent mile, making ii
one of the cheapest rates ever given.
The Rev. Guv C.. Lamson. pastor of the
First BAPTIST Church, Montpelier. has re.
ceived call to the assistant pastorate of
calvary Rantist church in New York
CITY at q salary of $4,000 a wear. This is
tbe church of which fine Rev DIR Nc.
Arthur ie noetor IT is the LARGEST Ran.
fist church in New York and one of the
LARGEST in the country. Mr., Lamson will
nre9ch there JuIv al and in fine mean.
time viii have the cali under considera,
tion.
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