Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-13
State of Vermont.
u News Condeused and Rewritten
for Our Readers.

TOT 0uf hedoefS.
In Burlington there are 50 and in Rut-
land % applications for liquor licenses.
DR.. c. o. Sumner of Rutland, q veteri-
nary, paid S68.15 in city court Friday for
stealing chickens in January.
There are now ninety-one inmates at the
Soldiers Home in Remington. OF these
twenty-one are in the hospital.
lockwood Barrett, an old resident and
successful business man of Rutland, died
suddenly OF paralysis at Bristol Saturday.
Robert T. Lincoln's summer residence
In Manchester is very nearly completed.
Mr.. Lincoln is expected in Manchester in
few days.
losses ON the fire In the Montpelier Daily
Journal Office January 30 last to the
amount OF s2,403.49.
Thomas Dawson, employed at the Inter-
national mill at Newport, was badly in
iured last Thursday, one leg being caught
between logs and broken.
The Rev. Edward L. Bayliss of Roches-
ter, n. Y, has accepted a call from the
| Baptist church at Ludlow and will enter
upon his pastorate May IA.
A part Of the menagerie of c. n. Styles
has been shipped from JeffersoDville to
Schenectady, \. y. A lion and a bear
NNAN Aa0l
Joseph Dumas has been committed to
the house of correction at Rutland from
Lincoln 10 serve three months for selling
intoxicating liquor without license.
Miss Nettye Robbins reached home FRI
day after an absence OF seven weeks spent
with an uncle in Bayonne, n. j., and with
her mother, Mrs. Cora Robbins, in New
York.
The Newport race track, which has
been owned by the Memphremagog Driv-
ing association, has been purchased from
the Orleans Trust Co. by a Newport syn
dictate.
The Rev. j. E. Berry, after nearly four
years pastorate of the Baptist church at
West Halifax, has resigned and accepted a
call TO the Baptist churches at North Troy
and Jay.
Elmer Knights and George Ad-
ans OF Windsor died last week as the
result OF drinking wood alcohol. Knights
died in about an hour, but Adams suffered
many hours.
Arthur c. Stearns, son of Lieut.-Gov.
and Mrs. {. II. Stearns of Johnson, was
operated upon Thursday morning at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington, for
appendicitis.
Fire at the Stark paper mill at North |
Bennington April . was confined to the
RitkNi iOOins nN AoNdA lOH9 " III NC dOOhA |
$500. The origin was probably spontane- |
Gus combustion.
Attorney Edward II. Deavitt OF Mont |
pelier has been appointed administrator of
the estate OF Arthur Ropes and he has adj
vertised The Waterman and The Daily |
Journal for sale.
John Il. Gale, guardian OF Lester J. Stat
ford OF Guilford, who disappeared from |
home last October, has offered a reward OF
$500 for the recovery of Stafford, or OF his
body il he is dead.
The Rev. j. NJ. Appleman preached his
last sermon at the Methodist church in
Hinesburg Sunday. He will retire from
the regular work, having preached thirty
years.
The Rev. Donald NJ. Flower OF Hartland
has accepted call as pastor OF the Uni
versalist church OF North Hadley, Que, in
preference to a call which he received
from the state of Georgia.
During the year ending April /, las real
estate transfers were contaminated and re-
corded at the town clerks office in Hard
wick, and the total consideration in these
realty deals was sil7,6l6.23.
At the election of the candidates who
passed the Rhodes scholarship examine
ions, Harry Holt OF West Rutland of the
lass OF 1905. Middlebury college, was
,hosen to represent this state.
A Masonic charter issued by the grand
lodge in 1915 to Washington Chapter, No.
J, in Chester was found in a tin case in a
barrel OF articles bought at an auction.
The manuscript was in good condition.
ID. r. Candlish OF Rutland has been no.
ified by the Isthmian canal commission
hat he has been appointed as a bridge
'arpenter on the lsthmus of Panama. He
viii begin work at salary Of sS3.S3
month.
John Matason, accused OF bringing three
Russians into this country unlawfully,
waived examination and bail was fixed at I
400. The three Russians also waived ,
bail being fixed at 300 IN .
iach case.
The dam at Concord was carried out {
partially last week by the high water and {
&c. The loss OF the dam falls very heavily
IN the mill owners and stone cutters, as /
10 business can be done there till new {
me i erected.
The charters for the Burlington and I
Rutland camps, United Spanish American I
Mar Veterans. have been received by +.
4. Prouty, department commander. New
amps are to be organized at st. Adams {
nd Montpelier.
The Rev. II. {. Penney has resigned the }
,astorate Of the Fair Haven Baptist church
o become the Baptist state missionary OF 5
Maryland. Mr.. Penney has been in Fair I
iaven for eleven years. He will assume q
lis duties at once.
Papers have been served in a case ,
'rought by Paul Parizo Of Winooski ,,
gainst ID. II. McCuen Of Burlington.
he suit is brought to recover damages of
1000 for the alleged sale of liquor to :
'arizo's minor son.
Fred Daniels of North Albany has been
nut under 5000 bonds to appear at the Sep
ember term of court for selling liquor to
ieorge Sawyer of Albany, who was so
adlV burned, as a consequence OF the
liquor, short time ago.
Frank Belville and George Stevens Of st.
ohnsbury pleaded guilty 10 one offence OF
,ocket peddling last week and were taken
0 the house of correction at Rutland to
80 ...,tn.ana 81 not les than three nor