Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-06
State of Vermont.
t. News condensed and Rewritten
for Our Readers.

/ Ihe Nergennes license commissioners
have placed the price Of tirst-elass license
q 1900 and attn class at 900.
The directors Of the Montpelier Nation
al bank have declared a special dividend
Of 10 per cent on the capital stock, payable
April LIST.
Burlington's license commissioners have
liked fees as ioliows.- First class, $500;
| second, si200; wholesaler 5000; seventh
class, 800.
| Adds Deluxe Ross, a prominent busi-
ness man and dry goods merchant Of Rut-
land, died suddenly last Friday Of neural
gia Of the heart
The paper mills in Bellows Falls are all
running again for the tirst time IN three
| months. The Connecticut river now az
/ lords abundant power.
The Montpelier license fees have been
| fixed as follows:-First class, $1,000; sec
ond, 1900 third. ESQ; fourth, $1,000
fifth, 80; seventh, 900.
The four-year-old son OF Charles Saw
yer OF Barton found some oil Of winter
/ green March % and drank il, dying from
| its effects the next morning.
Edwin ;. Conant, for many years a
v holesale grocer Of Boston, died last
Thursday Of paralysis. He was native Of
| Glover, Vt, where he was born 81 years
ago.
J. Philip Rim, who died at has home in
| Boston recently. was the architect OF the
Remington battle monument and OF the
building of the Bennington County saw
| ings bank.
The Edward Hitchcock fellowship in
/ physical education Of 500 year at AM
| herst college, Amherst, Mass, has been
awarded TO Ralph Shattuck Patch Of
BrattlebOro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Duprey Of Barre
found their infant daughter dead last
Thursday morning. The child was put 70
bed as usual wednesday night apparently
in good health.
The grand Jury in Chittenden county
court Friday indicted Dennis and Louis
Twombley on the charge OF murder In the
first degree in killing Louis Lamora at
Winooski January 5.
Near Hartland March %, a northbound
passenger train ran into NashOut ana
three cars were derailed and somewhat
damaged. The passengers were badly
shaken up but none seriously hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Todd, the aged
Chittenden couple recently found gully
ia Rutland county court OF arson, were
sentenced to not less than two nor more
than three years IN the house OF correction,
In the case 81 Victor Labonte vs.. Leo q.
Grossman to recover for damages said 70
have been the result OF the latter's legal
advice IN Chittendeu county court, the
jury awarded Mr.. Labonte sii0 and casts.
The Rev. L. A. Wilson, pastor OF the
Congt church at Roxbury, has rendered
his resignation. Mr.. Wilson will become
pastor OF the church in East Charleston, |
with Morgan to supply on alternate sun
days.
Another flour shed is to be built in West |
Derby near the other shed. This new /
shed Will be 675 feet long, about half as
long as the one built last fall The old /
shed did not prove large enough to hold 4
all the flour and feed required.
BY the will OF the late Angelina ID. /
Edgecumbe OF Burlington, three Burling-
ton institutions receive small bequestsi
500 goes TO the Home for Aged Women,
500 to the Cancer Relief association and
800 to the First Cong'l church.
James Kelley, proprietor OF the Banquet
hotel, Michael Dugan and John ii. Dugan, j
former fifth class licensees In Rutland.
were arrested last week ON the charge OF
selling liquor after their licenses had been
revoked and violating the terms OF the
licenses. Each furnished bail OF GOO.
The steam mill owned and operated by
Reed Bros. on the Cutting place in Gull
ford, was burned March 26. The mill will
be replaced and the work resumed as soon
as possible, a. the firm has about $4,000
feet in logs, as well as a large amount OF
standing timber.
A man supposed 10 be John Britton. a
native OF England and an umbrella mend
er, was found sunday night in a shanty
south OF East Clarendon station on the
Rutland railroad. He was unconscious
and died soon after from what is believed
to have been the effects OF drinking wood
alcohol
Frank +. Gokey, who holds a irst-class
LIQUOR license in Minooski, was arrested
last Thursday evening on the charge OF
selling to minors on several occasions.
He was placed under $1,000 bonds, which
were furnished, and the ease Is returnable
at the September term OF Chittenden
county cuort. II
Senator Redheld Proctor and Frank c.
Partridge Of Proctor are among the incor-
porators OF the Grand Falls Power Co.,
when was incorporated Friday with
capital stock of s200,000. The company
will construct, equip, maintain and oper-
ate a canal and hydraulic raceway at
Grand Falls, \. b.
Company ID OF st. Johnsbury defeated
the Brattleboro Independents at st. Johns
bury Friday in the third and deciding
game in the state championship series by
the score of 26 to II. Each team had won
game from the other and both had beaten
Norwich University, the nearest rival for
donors.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
in the Office OF the secretary of state for
the Aseutney Mountain Granite Co. of
Windsor, which proposes to do quarry
ing and manufacturing business. The
capital stock is $4,000, divided into 500 !
shares Of 500 each. Joseph c. Enright of '
holds 1872 shares. II
The entire military force at Fort Ethan
Allen, mum bering about 1900 men, acted
Is escort Saturday at the funeral of Maj. ,
:. b. Hoppin of the 18th L. ;. cavalry,
who died there Wednesday. The body
vas taken to Washington for burial, being '
.seorted to Burlington by the entire gar
-ison. which was mounted.
At Joint meeting of the executive COM
nittee OF the board OF trustees and the
BOARD Of control of the experiment station,
Burlington, several possible locations for y
he site of Morrill, hall were viewed and :
he majority of those present were in favor :
Il locating the building al the east end of
he pine grove south of Converse hall.
Oscar Nixon OF Berlin, n. H., the colored q
10Y who was at the present term OF Wash c
ngton county court convicted of bur I
larry at the residence of DIR. ID. i. smith z