Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16

Edward Casey, recently released from
the state prison at Windsor on narole
while serving three years sentence 10
larceny, was fined go and costs al Rut.
Land Friday Tor stealing a coat. Thi,
means that he must 20 back TO prison.
There are no new Developments in tbs
poisoning mystery at the St. Joseph.
orphan asylum, Burlington. The ex-
perts at the state laboratory are AZ 4
standstill and il is probable that the
cause OF the deaths Wilt never be Known.
Joseph Yatter OF Montpelier. who owns
private fish pond in Marshfeld. has
brought suit against c A. Clark and Z.
Kelley Of Mort claiming that they
hshed on the pond last May and that they
caught trout after they had received
warning.
II. w. Davis OF Rutland, who was
I struck In the face by a flying belt at VIII
lard's lumber mill at Sherbnrne Friday.
received cut which viii dlsfigure him
for ife. The flesh on the right cheek was
nearly TORN from the bone and one hand
was also hurt.
q. r. Aud, U. $. ~, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Aud Of Burlington, whom he
has been visiting recently, has been adj
vanced from the grade Of passed assistan.
paymasier, with the rank OF junior lieu
tenant, to the grade Of full lieutenant in
the navy as an assistant paymsster.
The blacksmith and whe~lwfight shoFj
Oh Dickinson a Durphy at Hartford was
burned Nov. 9, the loss being estimated at
5000 with insurance Of $500. The cause
OF the fire is unknown. The main build
ing was landmark OF the town, having
been built between the years 1895 and 1870.
During fraeas In Pownal between
Stephen Pratt and Ernest Dorman, the
former got Dorman in such a position
that, selling Dorman's ear between his
teeth, he chewed il nearly on, beside
chew ing finger into pulp after finishing
the ear. Pratt was taken into custody and
gave bail for his appearance in court
Rollo {. Palmer OF Charlotte has been
dismi sed from the naval academy at An
napolls for marrying while on leave this
summer. He offered his resignation,
which was rejected, as he had committed
a breach OF the regulations, and he was
dismissed by order OF the secretary OF the
navy. lie was a member OF the second
class and p years old.
Petitions are in circulation by four can
didates for Judge II. X. Starts place on
the supreme court bench. They are John
W. Redmond OF Newport. the present re-
porter OF the supreme court; w. w. Miles
OF Barton, Harry Blodgett OF St. Johns 4
bury, and Col. A. A. Hall OF st. Albans +
Attorney General {. c. Fits name also is /
linked with the vacancy.
The old Island Pond House was burned
Nov. 9. The cause Of the fire is not /
known. The house was one Of the oldest
m town, having been erected about 55
fears ago. At one time il was one OF the
most popular hotels on the Grand Trunk
inc between Portland, Me-, and Montreal.
More recently the house had been occu-
1ied by tenement jewellers.
"Harrison Wilkes one of the best race
horses OF the American turf, at one time
,wned by ). Harry Soule OF Fairfield, has
,een sold for $1,000 and will go across
he ocean. A high compliment is paid
Sew England m this sale, for "Harrison
Wilkes is the first OF the seasons ex-
'ortations. and at price which is above
be usual figure paid BY the foreigners.
Saturday. at Burlington, the University
I Vermont defeated Fort Ethan Allen at
Dot ball. u to 0. AT Middlebury, Middle
ury college and Norwich university
layed 60 game. Previously, Vermont
ad beaten Aliddle5ury twice and Nor
Itch once, the soldiers had defeated Nor
'ich once. and SO had Middlebury. The |
,otball championship goes to Vermont.
The factory OF the Hubbard a Perkins
hoe Co. at Burlington has been closed |