Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-05
State of Vermont.
:. News condensed and Rewritten
COR Our Readers.

sssording to varieties ana qualiiy.
.,tertng class of the University Of
,.lL ~ last week numbered 100, being
NJ arrest class in the history OF the uni
yeTsliy. ,--.-t-,, -
,rbe Readsboro Chair Manufacturing Co.
a. barun the construction OF an annex
,rbieb will enable the company TO employ
go men.
~ cau extended the Rev. Hollis A.
campbel OF seymour, conn, oy me cong !
eIIrrb society Of East hardwick has
been accepted
,.,er Nareoux of Jacksonville received
ss ~ the falling OF a limb OF tree
ssle rbopping in the woods sept ~
when resulted IN his DEATH
,rnop,as Levick, who was instantly
ma n Niagara Falls, y. Y, recently by
LIMO in contact with live wire charged
e,.L sI.sfricity. was former resident OF
Middlebury
ma, seoior class of the Rutland High
III bas decid "a to go to Washington IN
March. during the spring vacation. rms
IN h taken Ia place OF holding gradua-
tioB exercises in June.
The consolidated Lighting Co. OF Mont
/. ,siisr which recently went under new
management, has increased ~ SaPllai
Htaet from s351000 to ,l,OOO,O0, divided
mo shares Of 10 each.
G,into, stearns of westford, recently
4 ,.',a5 q l0l I'M an old bureau while he
Z - rp6yiNg some goods out OF the house
i II piughamville which he sold 10 r. l.
& each Of East Fairfield.
N,ritzo Ravenna, on trial in Rutland
4 coppty court charged with assault Win
& inteDf 10 KIN BY stabbing Joseph Nolpl al
4 C.ntar Rutland several weeks ago, Was
4 found not guilty Sept. q.
Daspatcbes recently received in Burling.
4 t,n announce the suicide in Chicago OF
s. Milton b. Kinney, formerly OF burlington:
q Mr. kinney Was about 90 years ola ahd
Wa native OF Grand Isle.
4 Abner q. Cram, the oldest prisoner At
& the Vermont states prison, died sept. Zith
8 m sepile decay, aged 70. He was convict
q ed OF manslaughter in Orleans county
4 court and sentenced for life in 1921.
The body Of Alfred ID. Gere, the Dart
8 mouth student who was recently drowned
s. In Inc Connecticut river near Wilder, was
& recovered sept. d, being first seen floating
N m Henry Belan OF White River Junction.
Il Allen Leonard OF Wallingford was fined
.qDO In Rutland county court sept. y Tor
. an assault upon G.. ". Aims worth OF wal
q Iipgford several months ago, whom he
grabbed By the throat and knocked down.
RI Assistant Secretary OF the Navy Charles
81 II. Darling has started for Panama with
q marty OF government engineers To make an
inspection Of the canal and report on the
conditions existing and the route 10 DE Sc
leCted
Al the Vermont Soldiers Home, Ben
nington, a room has been furnished by
81 the Vermont state Woman's CHRISTIAN
Il Temperance union. The union is the iirsi
society IN the state to furnish room al
8 the home.
lawrence l.evarn OF Bristol, aged ID, was
s. badly injured Sept. 30, the inside OF his
q LEFT hand being torn out by the accidental
n discharge OF a shotgun while hunting
81 the piece dischargng as he was climbing
4 over fence.
r. W. Gilman, proprietor OF general
s. store in Marshtield, who was indicted by
4 the grand jury Of Washington county
court FOR furnishing and keeping intoxi'
4 eating liquor, has furnished bail in th'
sum Of 5000.
The saw mill owned by Billado s
8 Blanchard OF Rutland, situated on ths
81 Healdville road, was destroyed by fir,
Sept I'D. The cause OF the fire is I'M
81 known. The plant had not been in use
for several weeks.
Private Gordon w. Gingerly Of TrooT
81 b, stationed az Fort Ethan Allen, was ae-
cidentaliy shot last week by bis guard
s. Private August Seligman. The bal
lodged in the fieshy part OF one hip. TIT
wound is not serious.
n Simon Coon's house at Richford Center
d was burned Sept. 9th, together with {
large portion OF the household goods,
q The insurance was 600 on the house and
500 on the household goods. The caus'
OF the fire is unknown.
Charles Rice OF Pownal, who was found
y guilty Of burglary in the municipal court
al Bennington, has been taken to The
states prison at Windsor to serve a SEN
tence OF three years and a half. The theft
was committed in Pownal
Nathan w. Patch OF Brandon made ar
attempt to end his life Sept 23d by taking
an eighth OF an ounce OF strychnine. H'
8 was unable TO pay his board and preferred
death rather than to go TO the town farm
4 IL rs expected that he will recover.
The Fairbanks company OF st. Johns.
burY has paid its usual quarterly dividend
4 OF . share. The company is having an
unusual rush OF business and many de-
parIments have been compelled 70 work
overtime during the summer 70 keep ~
with the orders
The second detachment OF college men
VINO have won Cecil Rhodes scholarships
az oxford university sailed for England on
tne steamship Haverford from Philadel-
/, oAt uLuhN. Al ne NUMBER lncluuts 1
H. Holt Of Middlebury college and j. +
oherburne OF North Pomfret.
Harvey Judevine, a native and lifelong
resident OF Concord, died Sept. 81 MI
Juleyine served as town representative IN
looo-oo and was senator in 1SS0-S1. He re-
Gently presented to the town of Concord q
CLOCK to be placed on the new town hall.
The Stevens & Kinney saw mill in Hard
WICK, together with all the machinery and
ABOUT 1000 feet OF lumber and several
stacks OF clapbOards, was burned Sept. %
Inc mill had not been running for a week.
me estimated loss is S25, 900, partially in
p, lS2ergt. Leroy Pettigrew, Troop f, Fort
Ltnau Allen, who is under arrest on
Charges OF furnishing an untruthful arti-
SIe TO newspaper man, was arTaigned be-
II9re general court martial last Thursday
ne pleaded guilty to the charges. The
proceedings will be submitted to the re-
viewing authority for action.
., Articles Of agreement between the Local
he'aI Clerks union and the Northiield
merchants have been signed, most of the
prominent business men of the village
signing the agreement. The stores will be
closed all day July l. THANKSGIVING day