Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-09
State of Vermont.
!. News Con6ensed and Rewritten
for Our Readers.


lln.riee sunday. Feb. 70.
~ resipnation OF the Rev. Q. Ii. Peck
L.stor of the Congl church at North
Ss.PPnington took effect Feb. 18th.
,.,sngements have been completed by
,aa.I;ngfon parties for the opening OF a
Da..as1i factory in Essex junction.
psgipuing March the 1,OOO-mile mile
Sooks OF the Rutland railroad are
- for bearer and not limited, as here
totore.
rbe Baptist church at Essex Junction
..lcslIed the Rev. X. b. Tozer OF North
pannipgton to become pastor OF the
church
eliminate cartridge that Simon She
.staof center Rutland was fooling with
s S0,' exploded. Three fingers were
blown off,
while Dennis Freeman, an aged resident
:, Woretown, was cleaning the spring
Gar lis barn last week, he fell in and
Va drowned.
rro Hardwiek Italians were fined
vsg each last week for owning deer
Easing dogs. 1t was a second offence
IN one Of them.
Iasse NJ. Colby OF East Wallingford,
~ vas injured some time ago by the
linb Of tree falling on and cutting his
head, died FEB. 20
me Brandon Inn at Brandon has been
aid by ~. H. Schoeff TO William Mound,
r,,nrietor OF the Glenwood hotel at Lake
| Bomoseen, for s25,OOO.
Mrs. Laura Rudd died at her home in
rssf Hardwick Feb. % from the effects
n injuries suffered by falling down
| gairs the Friday before.
The Bellows Falls Women's club sup
norts a district nurse whose services are
ryen free TO any one who is Ill and
Unable to employ nurse.
nfs estimated that by spring between
IL and seven million feet OF lumber will
| = Al the different mills in Stowe ready
d Be- worked up into lumber.
GOV. Bell has appointed George T. East
nan Of Walden as assistant judge Of the
Osled0nia county court to succeed Daniel
/. Ruggies Of sutton, deceased.
George Campbell OF Swauton, guilty Of
| technical violation OF the terms OF his
5ruggists license, was fined $50 and costs
oft5i IS, making total OF sl0i.l3.
All saints Episcopal church Of Meriden,
Conn.,. has extended a call to the Rev.
Edward Thomas Mathison, rector OF
| Il Miehaels Episcopal church OF Brattle-
bofo
The Rev. A. p. Davis OF East Rochester,
n H.. to whom a call was recently ex-
gnded 10 become pastor OF the Baptist
church at Enosburg Falls, has accepted /
ths call
The Central Vermont Railway Co. has
| eaeIved up 10 date three hundred OF the |
5ae thousand box freight cars ordered |
rom the Mount Vernon Car Co. OF Mount |
Vernon i'll.
United states courts were adjourned at |
Darlington Friday until April 4, The date |
i q the trial OF the case of Samuel ID. "Spot-
ef Wilson vs.. Z. W. Clement has not /
81 baen liked.
Charles Rose was very seriously hurt
shd George Fredenbury was slightly in
pred by the falling OF an elevator in the
nil Of the Cooper Manufacturing 20. IN
Bennington Feb. "a.
While George Alexander OF Middlesex
sss working in the woods Feb. Is, chip
sfw and hit him over one eye, which
aas5d a blood vessel to burst on the eye,
aa,foyiug the sight.
| Gen q. o. Howard Of Burlington COM
handed one OF the three civic divisions
6 the parade in Washington saturday IN
olnecti0n with the Inauguration OF
hssident Roosevelt.
Mrs. Frank Gelinck Of Bennington has
sseftet her husband and four small chill
tim. She left note saying she had gone
nd would never return, because her hus-
aaad did not love her.
Hlrdwick village is partially without
FE,ef, many families being obliged 20
Deli SNOW to use. There is no fire protec-
ton, and IN case fire broke out condi-
Ions would BE- very serious.
81 and Mrs. P. W. Clement, Misses
CAROLINE Fl and Elizabeth w. Clement Of
asIand sailed March from New York
% Liverpool They will make few
aasks tour Of the continent.
Winfield N. stiles OF Jericho has been
9ao.nted a deputy collector OF United
sales customs to succeed George X. Platt
g Nnooski, who died recently. Mr..
N.las is stationed at st. Adams.
Judge John H. Watson is confined to
q bed at his rooms at the Riverside,
Montpelier, with the prevailing distemper
"a vas unable to open the March term OF
eaiilenden county court yesterday.
Capt r. W. Blodgett died Thursday
! Burlington, aged 81 years. For many
~ be- was captain on canal tugs ana
Q thirteen years vas captain OF DR.. W. s
ward Nebb's yacht at Shelburne. Id
The Rev Charles T.. Freeman has been Z
s.igued TO the pulpit OF the church OF :
= Good shepherd In Barre 10 MI the Z
saaney made by the resignation OF the {
=. Brian e. Roberts, and preached ms
.. sermon In Barre Feb. 2b.
he Rev j. X Fuller, chaplain OF the
se.s prison at Windsor, has accepted the {
~ Recently extended to him TO become
ss,qf Of the Cong'l church AZ Johnson Z
'-a @iA enter upon his new duties ApThl l. !
The Congregational society OF Enoshurg
= called the Rev. Evarts Kent Of Dunlap, /
ga Ar. kent's boyhood days were
asss1 % Fnoshurg. his father. the heV.
laas Kent, being pastor there about
t Tears ago.
Archie Mellen, who was taken 20 the
sllleuoro Memorial hospital with
Aa lag as the result Of an accident .
sfe1 while skidding .ogs last Decem- !
saa5red an amputation Of the broken /
.ubar FEB. q.
y p. h1tteriield, who has managed the
'4lar1 House In Ludlow the past Two
80, has bought the Ludlow House pa
=. 51la and taken possession. re VIII Z
t.hae 90 manage the Goddard House
-'i ether arrangements are made.
A5ii.sm Il. Northrop OF Barre Feb. q
-a-el guilty TO the charge OF furnishing
ttif o 4. H. II. Lewis, ID. Y. >, OF that {
~. li9 vas sentenced to serve not less
lFe and one-half nor more than SIX
ltas ga the house Of correction az hut-