Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-07

restraining Mayor ]. f. Burke and Pete
Sheeran from interfering with the affair
of the street department have been dis
missed by Judge Seneca Haselton. the ora
tor TO pay the costs. This injunction wa
issued when the general mix-up in thi
department occurred. during which Their,
was question as TO who was really super
lntendent Of streets, Mr.. Clapp or Mr.
Sheeran.
Gen. Frederick d. Grant, commander o.
the Department of the East, inspected tht
troops at Fort Ethan Allen Nov. q. Aftel
! the inspection, Gen. Grant said two new
drill halls were needed and that addition
al drill grounds should be purchased
| lie was asked concerning the efforts Of the
/ Noman's Christian Temperance union to
/ esta blsh a branch at the post. and said
/ that If such steps were taken he should
/ disapprove OF them. Gen. Grant said be
found everything in good condition at the
/ post.
Miss Bertha Goodell, the Hardwiek
milliner who had been missing since
August z, was taken Monday to her
home at North Calais. Miss Goodell had
been III at Springfield, Mass, with brain
trouble and was in a hospital In that city
for several weeks. After she was dis
charged she found employment in an
underwear factory there where she was
discovered by near relatives, who went to
that city and brought her home. Miss
Goodell appears to be normal, physically
and mentally.
Wallace w. White, his son, Almon
White, and daughter, Miss Eva White of
Riehtord, charged with manslaughter in
causing the deaths of Mrs. Mary Legron-
deur OF st. Armand, p. g., Marshall 5.
Bliss and Nelson p. Rowston OF Riehford,
are now all out on bail and the hearing in
b1sw -,
months. The state laboratory Of hygiene
at Burlington has notified States Attorney
Warren X. Austin that proper analysis
of the matter sent it cannot be made
probably for two months.
George Carpenter, a laborer whose home
was in Ninooski, shot aud killed Henry
McCaffrey, aged IS, Miss Capitola Gilmet
and then himself Saturday at Harriets-
town, four miles from Saranac Inn, n. Y.
Carpenter was employed as a laborer on
the place. He was left alone in the house
with the other two. The coroner is Of the
opinion that Carpenter assaulted or at
tempted to assault the girl aud that he
then killed her, afterward killing McCaf-
frey TO prevent the latter exposing the
crime, and then shot himself.
The government tax on patent medi-
cines found to contain much alcohol Will
not go into effect on retail dealers stocks
until Apru ], 1910. Commissioners erkes
issues a report in which he places under
the ban AtwoOdis La Grippe Specific, Gu
ban Gingerie, DeWitt's Stomach Bitters.
DR.. Bouvieris Buehu Gin, DIR. Flowers
Meat and Malt, Duffy's Malt Whiskey,
Gilbert's Reiuvenating Iron and Herb
Juice, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, Kuros,
Peruna, Roekandy Cough Cure. Others
remain to be analysed and reported upon.
The special legislative investigating COM
mittee, which has been holding sessions
for several weeks probing the Windsor
scandal, is now engaged ia making up its
report which will be submitted to Gov.
Bell Tor action. II will probably be two
weeks before the report is ready. During
that time the members will again visit the
prison at Windsor and il Is expected that
some radical changes will be recommend
ed. Before reporting, the committee will
visit the penal Institutions Of New Hamp-
shire aud Massachusetts,. The house OF
correction at Rutland will next be tax
en- up.
Ralph A. Stewart, u. V. NJ, 'O3, has been
appointed receiver OF the Milford, Mass,
Pink Granite Co., and required to furnish
bonds OF 100000. This company Sc
cured the 81 100000 contract for furnish
ing stone to be used in the palatial station
OF the Pennsylvania railroad IN the very