Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16

E over. Willis waived examination and wa
E also bound over.
II. @. Thomas. state fish and game com
missioner, has bought one million brool
; trout eggs from the hatchery at Carolina
} X. l.. for the state hatchery al Roxbury
These, together with eggs received from
the federal government and from adul
trout at the hatchery, will make nearly
two million in all. Much needed repair.
have been made at the hatchery during tbs
past summer and il will be run to its full.
est capacity the coming year.
James Ease OF Dalton, \. H., and his
brothers wife, Mrs. Charles Ease of Hard
wick, for whom the Vermont officers had
been hunting for some time, have been
caught and taken to st. Johnsbury. The
man was taken al his mothers home in
Dalton. He had previously escaped by
jumping from a second story window in
Lisbon, y. H., in the dead Of night with
only night clothing on. The officers en-
tered the house and found the woman.
Florence Guyette, the nineteen year old
/ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Guyette
OF Burlington, was horribly burned about
both arms Nov. 5, and only for the prompt
arrival OF aid would HAYS been burned to
death. Miss Gnyette was alone in the
house, and was cleaning pair OF gloves
with gasoline. She had placed the gloves
on her hands and after putting the fluid
on them had placed her hands near hot
fire to dry the gloves. Her condition is
serious.
John Hildreth, Jr., aged 16 years, was
arrested recently on a charge OF the lar
ceny OF tools at the s. A. Smith factory,
Brattleboro. The boy pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to three months in the
0use of correction, Rutland Later, up
on application OF the town bailiffs, the
aantQnQQ cha rod n a fine of an and
payment OF the fine was suspended and
the boy released on the grounds that the
boys mother was an invalid and needed
his assistance.
Nov. s, as train was nearing Shushan,
N. Y. Harry Moore of Rupert was stand
ing in the door OF the milk car, leaning
out. refrigerator car was on the side
track, with the door thrown back, and as
Moore leaned out the refrigerator door
struck him, crushing his skull and mutt
lating his right arm. The door Of the
milk train was splintered and crushed.
Moore was taken at once to the Troy hos
pital, where he died in few hours.
While party OF Pittsford sportsmen
were out coon hunting one night recently
a bull dog tackled a large female coon.
A terrific fight ensued, the combatants
rolling and struggling along ledge for
about a quarter of a mile, when both I
continued in the water until the dog and |
the coon became so weak that they both |
drowned. The dog was bitten but once,
while the coon was all chewed up. The 4
coon weighed nearly twenty pounds.
The gold quartz found in the Green |
mountains by Aldos Vondette OF West |
Rutland will assay go to the ton, an |,
amount sufficient TO warrant the installa-
tIon OF the latest mining machinery.
Vondette, however, VOWS that he will |
work the claim alone, having ample means 1
to operate it in small way until it can be /
ascertained II the lodes beneath the sur
face are rich enough to warrant the forma-
tion OF company to conduct the opera
tions upon large scale.
AT a recent meeting of the Montpelier
city council it was voted to take up 5000
Of the bonded Indebtedness with funds
from the income OF the water department.
During the past two and one-half years
rs, 800 of the bonded Indebtedness has
been extinguished with the water depart
nent surplus. The total Indebtedness of
the city is now only s123,20O. During the
past three years the expenses OF the city
including permanent roads and concrete
walks have been met with tax OF .l.50.
Bernie I. Cole was arrested at Parsons,
Kan, Nov. s, in response to telegrs m