Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-28
State of Vermont.
IS News condenseo and Rewritten
for Our Reaaera


cause Of lack 81 funds.
i The sale OF Memphremapog nostsI
cards a Newport has reached over 5000
since the winter months.
Thirty-hpe Bennington Young men and
women are attending oui-of-toWn schools
ana colleges, the great majority being in
I colleges
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
I Valley Of Newport was burned Sept. Is by
falling intOa tub u hot water, and died
soon after
Brakeman John Z. Brooks Of South
4 Vernon was thrown from freight train
al windsor sept. 10th aud sustained in
/ iuries 10 his spine.
Charles Adams Of Shrewsbury was fined
7 10 and cost Of tlT.33 ia Rutland city court
/ Friday for catching fifty short trout In
July. He appealed.
Col. Erastus " Jeweu Of Burlington
has been elected junior vice commander of
| the Congressional Medal 81 Honor Legion
4 Of the United states.
While Byron Lambert Of Morrisville was
cutting enstlage recently his coat sleeve
caught 10 the cutter, seYering his right
arm above the elbow.
/ There has been misapprehension as to
the open season Tor deer IN Vermont this
/ year. Deer can be legally hunted from
/ October . TO October Is, inclusive.
The freshman class al Middlebury coll
| lege numbers between 90 and 70 students,
/ 81 70 40 men and 3 to 30 women. II is the
largest class In the history Of the institu-
ton.
A two-vear Old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Lep4u g. st. Albans drank about
/ halt q cup Of Kerosene Friday. BY the use
OF ometics and stimulants, the boys life
was saved
Owing to q cut rate war between local
/ coal dealers, Rutland CONSUMERS can buy
the commodity Al $3.50 TO .. On a b5sis
Of coal trust prices, the cost now should
be $500 per ton,
The 10Th annual reunion Of the 3rd Ner-
mont regiment VAS held ID st. Johnsbury
/ sept. 18Th, 40 Of the veterans being present,
/ including the lieutenant colonel Of the
regiment, 5. T. pingtee Of Hartford.
| Gen. Rush G. Hawkins Of New York
/ has given one thousand books to the new
Abbott Memorial library at South Pom
/ fret The volumes will be sent as fast as
/ the selections are made BY Gen. Hawkins.
The deficit OF the Rutland Baseball
association. which conducted a team IN
/ the Northern league the past season, will
/ Be about 800 THIS is about on par with
the situation at the end Of the season Of
/ 1904.
The jury in the malpractice case Of
/ William q. Sheldon IS j. ;. Wright Of
4 Barton Landing on trial in Orleans county
court, returned verdict Friday in favor
Of the plaintiff 70 recover sill.l5 aud
costs.
i AIonzo Frazier, known as Santiago,
was convicted Ia the county court az New
/ fame Thursday Of three offenses Of liquor
/ selling in Brattleboro, aud was fined Dy
Judge RoWell $50 on each count or total
OF Il $50 with costs.
The drug store OF c. II. Kendrick 4 Son
aud the residence Of A. T.. Newman 10
/ Barre we're raided SeIt 10th and small
quantities Of whiskey found IN each.
/ Messrs. kendrick and Newman were ar
rested and gave bail.
The case Of q. NJ. and Margarie Nj
i CosgriH v. Or. p. h. MCSweeney OF Bur-
/ lington has been settled and discontinued.
i II Is understood that Or. MeSweeney did
I not pay any damages and that both SIDES
are to pay their own costs.
David Fraser Of Hinesburg, aged q
wears, shot and killed himself instantly
/ last Thursday while temporarily deranged
/ ~ a. illness from which he had been SUIT
i fering for some time. He blew the TOP OF
/ his head on with a shotgun.
/ DR. ". Morrow, who had been in
Cbiftepden county Jail since his arrest
Sept. 4. n the $4,000 suit brought against
4 him Tor alleged malpractice. secured b aii
4 81 $1,000 Friday and was released, =. W.
I Brownell becoming his bondsman.
a ". sprague OF Waltham sailed Mon
say from Montreal with about % hambul-
I lettes sheep for south Africa. Mr.. Sprague
L bas been interested in shipping sheep 20
South Africa for the past fifteen years ana
this Is the eighth trip he has made.
/ The steam mill owned by Harry 5. Law
/ renee. together with the machinery and a
+ large quantity Of finished lumber, az Lgd-
/ low was destroyed by fire Sept. l.th. me
origin OF the fire is unknown. MI LAW Law
rence's loss is 5000 and he had no 'nsur-
auce.
George T. and Newman \. ChaHee 81
p,,tlsna have bought the holdings Of the
trnstees of the joel b. Harris estate IN the
i "a Patch Manufacturing Co.'S STOCK.
=, = understood that this amounts 70
nearly half of the entire stock OF the com
PTbss work OF cleaning the dome Of the
! ststehouse at Montpelier IS practlcaly
CONNECTED. Il has taken nine Weeks y
! conbtete the Job. The entire surface has
t'gIn srraped with an ordinary putty
] knife ana EtFtEhA Ne3As7 - f
Amos Blood Of Orwell recently found at
, 18th of about two feet in one q the
"a Eetteries Oh Mount Independence,
5,',,os1te Fort Ticonderoga, a collection
] III cannon balls. There we're nFe nine
Tcnnd balls. one seven pound ana over
I 10 of smaller size. 81. - ,toos,,
The iury ia the case Of carrie =, do9 -
,. - Metropolitan Life Insurance So;
w. Sssbfngton county court, returned
~ ,-sr,iicf for the plaintiff to recover SLID
= sT,,,iut OF the face value Of the poiicy;
~ 1SI ana interest since the proof OF
death was submitted
1-ba American Wooden Co. has purchased
al new carbonizing plant known q lhe
ttttt55,,n,sli shoddy mills under constr9 ,.',,
W. at 81 Winooski, the price being - ~.
~ sboddy mills recently destroys ca ~
I'Jli1sville. Mass, were remover ~ ~
Soiiii' End AZ viii employ 100 persons.
,-,,ur Bean, aged Is years, burned
ATTN. IL' he accidental discharge Of an OLD
tnrge e al the Robin Hood cartridge lae,
a. a. ar Swanton Sept. lSth, dlea tue 49,
loLg ing The other boys VINO were
iliol,i'5 are ali doing well. kdWara Le-
D uItel iiriuries. however, are severe.
a, A. weston Sept. Is, Edward Z. Hodge
A A lu raising barn. TOP
was - =, 4 large stick Of timber Tor me
Was ttS4 = T-s,,5t1nr IL to the upper Story