Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-27
SUICIDES AND ACCIDENTS.

Robert kenfew OF Bradford was
thrown from his carriage Oct. Is and
injured so that he died the next day.
Mrs. George Champany of Essex
Junction is recovering from the effects
OF dose Of paris green which She
took the 10th. Il is claimed thar
trouble IN the family was the cause OF
the act. Mr. Champany LETT his home
Oct. II and II is claimed his wife
thought he had deserted her, but ne
returned.
Albert Billado OF the firm Billado a.
Blanchard, who have a lumber camp
on the Healdville road. was seriously
injured Oct. 10. He had been al work
on freight car near the camp and
started 10 walk from the top OF one ear
70 another when he fell between them.
His lett side was badly bruised and he
was injured internally.
John Kouskinne, native OF Poland.
was killed while at work in the RAJ
leigh Marble company's quarry at Fow-
Ter. Oct. Il. A large block OF marble
weighing several tons fell on him.
crushing the lower part OF his body
very badly and killing him almost
instantly. Mr. Kouskinne was Is
years old and had been in this country
some time.
While blocking up a stone at Mari
q Gordon's granite sheds in Barre
oct. Is, Michael Doyle. a Jumper, re-
eeiyed serious injuries. The stone
had just been set on the blocking by
the travelling derrick and Doyle was
trying TO prop it up more securely
when it slid of and pinned him be-
tween that stone and another directly
behind il. lie was badly crushed.
Frank Stiles, who operates the Lee
River creamery at Jericho. which IS
owned by John Leary OF Mill Brook,
was painfully injured oct. II q short
time after he opened the creamery
for business. lie was in the act Of
weighing a can OF milk, when the
exploded. Mr.. Stiles was
hit over the lett eye by a flying
particle and rendered unconscious for
some time.
Pierce Brown, one OF the students
at Norwich University while going
down the stairs In barracks No. ? the
18th made a misstep and fell, striking
on the back OF his head and cutting
quite a cash. He was taken 20 the
office Of DR.. ". b. Mayo in an un-
condition. Mr.. Brown Is
the son OF the late Rev Allan d.
Brown. former president OF the
Alden Clark, whoslives at the Cen
ter village in Mortified, was at work
a. the Vermont Black Slate quarry
Oct, II loading a very heavy stone,
which after IL was loaded the horses
were unable TO start even after trying
several times. In the proceedings
they became almost unmanageable
and started 10 run away Mr.. Clark
tried 10 stop them and was caught
between the railing OF ii bridge and
The load and was severely injured
Michael Hopkins, OF Buttleboro was
crushed TO death Oct. II by landslide
which buried him 10 a depth OF u feet
IN the rear OF the Hooker block where
excavations were being made Tor
second annex for Durham Bros. Mr..
Hopkins was at work In the lower
trench about 60 feet below the street
when a large mass of earth gave way
close TO the Hooker block and as IL
went down the steep incline il swept
over Hopkins. James Clair was hit
BIZ the mass and his spine seriously /
injured but he was not buried. He
vas taken 10 the hospital. +. /. Kill (
lurn OF Bellows Falls, the contractor f.
n charge, was at the top Of the bank
md went down with the mass but was I.
not injured About so workmen were
employed on the Job and several mar I
-owly escaped, some jumping ahead OF I
he slide 10 the railroad track.