Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-09
state of Vermont.
Its News Condensed and Rewritten
FOR Our Readers.

E. W. Holden OF Townshend recently
trapped lynx.
The village schools OF Benson were closed
last week by the itch.
John Timenski, Polander, was in
stantly killed by Delaware and Hudson
train al West Rutland Friday.
The herd Of IS cows owned by William
Sinclair & Sons Of Troy was examined last
week and 81 animals were condemned.
A Grange, 10 be known as Green Noun
tain Grange, has been organized in Wood
stock with about thirty charter members.
Five cattle we're found dead in en- over
loaded car al Bellows Falls one day re-
Gently. They had been held up for seven
hours at the Falls.
Governor Bell has appointed J. G.. Bell
rose OF Burlington TO succeed himself as
member OF the state board Of pharmacy
for the term OF five years.
Five Middlebury boys were arrested for
pilfering Junk which they sold to a dealer
Two OF them were sentenced to the indus
trial school and the other three fined.
The Rutland railroad roundhouse al
Burlington was damaged 10 the extent OF
5000 by fire Friday evening. II started In
an oil room. No engines were damaged.
The eight young men OF the Barton
High school who took part in the recent
hazing Of a mem Der Of the freshman class
were fined 81 and costs amounting 10 si.63
each.
The football championship among the
preparatory schools Of Vermont was set
tied at Burlington Saturday, when Burr
and Burton OF Manchester defeated God
dard OF Barre, y to 5.
Mrs. William Mcdonald OF Moretown
Corners, between 20 and 50 years old, at
tempted to commit suicide Oct. - by cut
ting Der throat with razor while insane.
She was very weak when found aud may
not live.
Al Island Pond Oct. 80, boy named
Patrick Murphy, while attempting TO
board an engine in the railroad yard,
missed his footing and fell under the
wheels, one foot being crushed and the
toes cut off,
The supervising architect OF the treas
ury has directed that work on Burling
toms new federal building be brought 10 a
close tall further appropriation OF $1,000
for elevators and marble cornices can be
secured from Congress.
Edward Geude Of Burlington, aged a
years, Is dead as the result Of shooting
himself with a revolver ia the head at his
home Oct. 81. II is not known positively
whether it was a case OF suicide or an acci
dent lie had been III many months.
UNeElu - ttRAAlt. OF AAAAhAu was per- 7
haps fatally injured from the effects Of
falling from 3 crane in the plant OF the
Rutland Florence Marble Co. at Fowler 4
Oct 80. lie fell IS feet and struck the
rocks, resulting In conclusion OF the brain. 4
twO-story house in West Dummerston, j
owned by Mrs. Michael Hopkins Of Brat
tlehor0, was burned Oct. -. II contained
a quantity OF furniture. The property was
valued 81 about 5000 and was partly ih-
sured. The cause OF the fire Is not known.
The toamors Chateaugay and Maquam
OF the e hampiain Transportation Co. are
carrying thousands OF barrels OF apples
from CIR aud Isle 10 Piattsburg, y. Y, and
Bur ing ton, and from these cities they
are Del ng shipped by canal boat TO New
York
Napoleon Dion, 1i-year- old son Of Saul
Dion Of Bellows Falls, has been missing .
since July, and his father has offered a re-
ward for any information regarding the 4
boy. Il is believed that he Is on some 4
farm Or a. work in some small village in
the slate.