Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-02-02
state of Vermont.
ne.zs condenseo and Rewritten
for Our Readers.

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ar rsighlug over 500 pounds near
~ .fsas bridge RoXbury, lately that
t@a 6raa killed by a passing train and
9l-.....srelv reported the same 70
Warden keyes at the state
n..L..a.,g who cared for the body Of
he animal.
eBilds and +. w. Gibson of
r...... ..5r9 and 4. +. Childs Of Castle
pc. members OF a syndicate Of ten
- gaefuding several iron south
-.-..5.- who will erect a winter
..gr-.- hotel twenty.seven miles from
i.ea. S. C., during the next few
.-@r.H-. Several Brattleboro earpeu-
,.rs e.' woek on the job.
The Rev. E. C. Drouhin, pastor OF
.... E.raaB Catholic church At Wood
..s-s has announced to his parish
.a.t -Hss collection tor the pastor at
+.fHrl-tmas midnight mass amounted
.@ .H# which he returned TO the
e6ar.H treasury, hoping that IL might
harm he foundation for fund that
waat soon clear the church OF It's
deb.
Tine Vermont Alumni association
-f E.ruich university viii hold its
-ea.... meeting. followed by a banquet
IN tes evening ut the Pavilion at
Waafnalfer Friday. Feb. 10. Marshall
n SINH. class of 81. l. soon 70 make
a. .4r of the state TO visit the alumni
.s the institution and solicit their
financial assistance In the building OF
l.e new alumni hall.
An elopement took place in Mont
a.mary Center Jan. q, when George
TnanRn. who Is about Ii years old,
talk MISS Cushing, who was visiting
al Michael Greeue's, and induced
Israel keuuett to carry them to Sutton,
0aa The Young mans father learned
aa9at midnight OF the elopement and
went fn pursuit, finally inducing his
s4a to rrturn with him.
letter has been received by George
p Prkhnrst, "A trustee OF the Fair
Haven library, from Andrew Carne-
r.es secretary. offering on behalf OF
Mr. g#rueuie the sum Of -, 900 for the
erection Of tree public library build
mr provided suitable site is pro-
v4| and the town agrees % raise
annually the sum OF $500 Tor us care
anl maintenance.
CONGRESSMAN ID. J. Foster has Intro
duead q resolution to pay George I.
Saaglg of 81 Adams. son OF James u.
Saa.Iv of Burlington, deceased. sum
canal 10 six months salary and funeral
elnenses, not to exceed $3.50. IL has
zone rg the House committee on ae-
counts. where the payment will doubt
loss be authorized. Scully was till his
recent death one OF the doOrkeepcrs OF
che House.
n. II. Powers OF Morrisyille has
been commissioned as counsel Tor
tae Rutland road. and viii continue TO
retain his position. although tue ROAD
has uasscd into the hands Of the New
York Central Mr.. Powers says the
old staff of officials viii remain the
same The truasurer's oltlee VIII be
moved 10 Rutland soon and all the AZ
fairs of the road will be directed irom
tae Rutland offices.
In the presence Of 50 or more dele
gates from subordinate courts IN YER
mont of the Independent order OF
Torp-er~. "a high court was organized
Jan II in Knights OF Columbus nall
ii. N1utpeHer. Up 10 the present
time the courts of the state have
been under the direction OF the SUI
peme court Of Canada, but under the
new 4rganizltion they VIII nave 1t
Jurisdiction OF their own.
There are now about ll5 Oranges
In this state. Governor Bell has
organized a Grange at Hartford with
membership of niuety-eight persons
aad "a new Grange with a membership
OF sixty persons in Stratord. Since
tae annual meeting of the Vermont
State Grange in December seven ne"
divisions have been organized, IN
cuIug those at STAFFORD and hart
ford The others that have been
organized were at Fair Haven, Nortu
FeTisburg, Lincoln, Gassetts anu ben
niuTt0n
After the last scheduled car had
been run on Tuesday night, Jan. -,
over the line of the st. Adams Street
Railway Co, the nineteen employees oil
the company picked up their belongings
and left the company's service. a rev
weeks ago the men notified W. T.,
Bowen. the superintendent OF the
company, that il their pay was no,
forthcoming by Jan. p they wool1
cease work and look elsewhere Tor
employment. At Mr.. BOwen's person,
a.muest this time was extended uhlll
iae 18th. The night before checN
for 5000 was received in partial pay,
me Of arrears, but the men reiuseu
10 change their ultimatum.
The annual meeting Of the Vermont
Aano Sheep Breeders ASSOCIATION
wacl took place in Middlebury Jan.
q was one OF the most enthusiastic n
yelrs. and was largely attended
Mos. of the remarks were OF deeiae''
yopsimistic nature, and the mefih,
sheep breeding industry IN vernon
was reported in particularly healthy
condition. This sentiment was borne
oa. by the action of the association II
RAISING the fee for registration lron
n cents per animal to p cents ea a,.I