Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-23
State of Vermont.
!. News CONDENSED and Rewritten
cor Our Readers.

COR Our Readers.
~. rdward r. Lynch OF Brattleboro is
81 arrest charged with performing
IL animal abortion.
A. eigbt-year-o son OF Levi Racine of
,,1ntnsiisr had one leg broken IN foot
,aIi srrirnmage with little mates Saturday.
r,pgressman Kittredge Haskins has en-
-.-,s6 Fred p. Wiley OF Chester as his sec
-stsry during the coming session OF Con
q ess.
The Congl church at Bennington Gem
"A 20 extended call TO Rev. Isaac Jen-
$50 nj Flmira. n. ", 10 til the vacancy
-lssd BIZ the resignation OF Rev. Warren
Morse.
5rs Henry Hall OF Chester was serious
,ni,red recently in a runaway accident,
~ thrown out of the carriage and
s-it}pg on her head She is in a critical
+ condition.
man who gave the name OF Peter Nc
. Gun and WAS arrested at Proctor, has
n ,.gsn sent 10 the house OF correction after
ing found guilty OF vagrancy and
a erankenness
r,nast spicer OF West Burke died Nov.
,9ssa result Of taking 30 grains Of NOR
shine. When asked why he took the NOR
saline he said he was despbndent and
wanted 10 die.
sri Barney, the II year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Barney OF Winooski,
. gbiIe playing with a 32-calibre revolver at
id home Nov. II, accidentally shot him
4 IN in the left hand.
T Charles Fadden, an employee in the Rut-
a t.rd rallroad shops at Rutland, fell into a
Of eaustic potash Nov. Is. His entire
M side was badly burned and his ccndi-
lion Is serious.
EDITOR George A. Smith OF the Vermont
rpion signal has resigned from that paper
Il accept a position at Glens Falls, n. Y.
smith was elected representative from
Rutland last year on the Labor ticket.
Herman Krlpling OF Calais, aged 65
/ Years. died Nov. 10 from the effects OF
drinking wood alcohol three weeks ago.
The LIQUID WAS taken as medicine and the
mistake was not discovered until too late.
An up-to-date list OF licenses issued for
4 motor cars and cycles, just sent out by
Frederick q Fleetwood, secretary Of state,
4 shows that 4gl licenses have been issued.
1.-THE 4gi machines listed % are motor
cycles.
In hearing OF the case brought by Mrs.
Ors0la Zancan OF West Dummsrston
aganst Jack Imperio for shooting the
Womans COW while out hunting, the de-
sued for $50.
At the meeting Of the National Grange
al Atlantic CITY, n. j., last week, Gov.
Bell, reporting for Vermont, said that IS
subordinate oranges had been organized
during the year, with gain in member
snip Of 1000.
The new power plant OF the Chittenden
Power company at Mendon Is about com
pleed II everything goes well, the cars
al the Rutland Street Railway company
will be run by power generated at the new
plant by December.
+. S. Pratt OF Bratt eboro, the expert ac-
e5uniaut employed by the commission APP
pointed to investigate state institutions,
las been at the industrial school at YER
gennes for the past week, looking over the
financial affairs OF that institution.
Frank Woolche OF Fowler, an Italian,
vas found guilty at Pittsford OF selling
intoxicating liquors, and WAS fined 900
n snd costs OF about SIS. He could not pay
and was committed TO the county ieil.
Noolche pleaded not guilty.
A Nov. 10, shotgun Foster, charged
With grand larceny at Montpelier, was
q Aken 10 the state hospital for the insane
q Waterbury for observation and his case
has been continued until the March term
4 o. Washington county court.
Three large stones, which had probably
Il been placed on the trolley car track on the
3 lower road to Winooski in an attempt to
wreck q car, were discovered Nov. u.
Moiormen were notified that two men had
oee1 seen evidently making preparations
70 wreck a car.
The first gun in Vermont for reform OF
football was fired Friday by Principal
Isaac Thomas OF the Burlington High
"a hal uNp
would be dropped by his school until the
rules are changed and the brutal features
Of play eliminated.
The Rchiord Garment company, with a
capital stock Of 20, 900, has filed articles OF
Incorporation in the Office of the secretary
81 State at Montpelier The company Is
formed for manufacturing and selling
wearing apparel, and all the incorporators
reside at Richtord.
Edward Clayton, a six-year- Sand
ga'e boy, was playing on a pile OF logs
muen team was driven into the yard.
Inc boy was caught between log and the
wagon and his leg was so badly crushed
thsl u was nearly severed from his body.
Amputation followed.
Robert Wilbur has sold his valuable
granite quarry in Graniteville TO Wilbur
brothers Tor $4,000 and Wilbur Brothers
~ turn sold half interest to Prince Bes-
seY, the owner Of manufacturing plant
u Barre. The new firm will be known as
Wilbur q Bessey.
frea Davis, quarryman at the Enright
granite quarry, Windsor, suffered the
!ammlng OF one forefinger Nov. IS, max
ing u necessary to amputate the finger
layton Sweet, Windsor school boy,
8foke one arm at the elbow joint the same
uay While playing football.
Frank Albert Junkins, the new pastor OF
the Cong'l church in Westfield, was or
S uA'hed to the ministry by council Nov
10 Congl churches at Albany, Barton, Z
i parton Landing, Coventry, Derby, West
T1loNer, lrasburg, Lowell, Newport, North
Troy and Woodstock participating.
Nol; Fred +. Smith has been elected
PRESIDENT OF the First National bank,
" montpelier, vice Charles Dewey, deceased;
mayor Frank NJ. Cory, vice president,
anu William I. Dewey a director TO fill the
'acahcy. The latter has been a director in
sgo.
russell Smith of West Berlin MIXED the
N'Nh FRIDAY morning and then hanged