Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-18
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lied and have raised their call rates &
cents.
Rev. J. F. Thurston began his labors a.
pastor OF the United churches in Lincoln
May Z.
The clergymen of Middlebury have
issued a round robin diseountenancing
Sunday funerals.
Lorenzo Sulloway, sheriff Of Caledonia
county since 1855, died at has home in st,
Johnsbury May Z.
The dealers in granite at Hardwick have
organized the Granite Manufacturers As
ISOLATION Of Hardwick.
/ The triplet SONS OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
/ darcy OF Brattleboro were baptized MAY
9 at Mr.. D'Arcy's residence by the Rev. NJ
j. Carmody.
NJ. +. Merrill Of the United States fish
commission is in Holden, in the town OF
Pittsford, establishing an experimental
| fish hatchery.
The damage TO the Park hotel, Rich
mond, in the recent fire was about 300.
| The fire caught from "burned OFF, cleo
trio light wire.
The eldest son Of +. j. Grout OF Water
/ bury was drowned Saturday by falling
/ from ledge into a mill pond. He was
about u years old.
IL
West Barnet, the Presbyterian church re-
eeives a bequest OF $1,000. She also left
/ 200 for foreign missions.
/ Being suspected OF Illicit deer killing,
the house OF Martin Dutelle in Leicester
was searched and the hides Of eight deer
/ found. Dutelle was arrested.
| The Rev. +. A. Royal, for three years
4 pastor OF the Baptist church at Town
shend, has resigned and viii 20 TO West
| Boylston, Mass, early in June.
Anton Pelkis Of Winooski, charged with
arson, has been bound over to await the
action Of the grand jury in the sum OF
900. In default Of bail he was committed
to Jail.
The body OF Miss Nancy Gleghorn of
Wallingford, aged So years, was found in
ten inches OF water in Fox pond near that
village May 10. Suicide was due 10 poor
health.
Miss Amelia Piper of Barre tried TO
commit suicide May 9 by taking carbolic
acid. She was found in commissions, but
by prompt medical aid was soon placed
out Of danger.
Wyman Lamberton of Marshiield sus-
tained broken back May by being
Knocked of the bridge leading to his barn
by the door swinging against him. He
died Thursday.
Edward Beaudry Of Burlington, who
was taken 10 the Mary Fletcher hospital
MAY S after he had come in contact with
live wire, Is recovering satisfactorily
from the shock.
Henry Crawford Of Putney is confined
to bis house with bis left leg paralyzed as
a result OF an automobile accident His
physician says, however, that he VIII re-
cover the use Of IL.
Thomas W. Eagan was severely injured
few DAYS ago at Montpelier in an acct
dent that resulted from his horse taking
fright at an automobile, driven by eX-
Mayor J. NJ. Boutwell,.
Franklin county is TO have a county
base ball league this season In which 81.
Albans. Swanton, Richford and Enosburg
Falls will be represented by teams COM
posed Of strictly local players.
The Country club Of Woodstock had an
other successful tree planting bee recently
when ass healthy young pines were set out
on the grounds. Last year the club plant
ed 600 pines, which are doing well nov.
The Brattleboro Overall CO., bought
recently BY George darcy, OF Boston, is
preparing TO leave town for Keene. \. II.
The management complains OF the diff
Guilty in getting help in BrattlebOro TO
work In the shop.
Thursday night a shed OF the r. B. Ellis
works at Mortified was broken
into and damage done to the amount OF
800. Somebody Clipped of the corners
Of several stones that had been completed
ready for shipment.
Men and teams have been at work pre-
pairing the site where the bank building is
to be erected at Barton. The dimensions
Of the building are 20 be 50X52 feet. Ii
will be three stories high and viii cost In
the vicinity OF $4,000.
A suit has been entered in Washington !
county court by Ellen NJ. Adams Of North |
field for $4,000 against the Central YER |
mont railway for injuries alleged 20 have |
been received In the headson collision in /
year or so ago.
Ruelbach, the "Sheldon" OF last years |
Barre Northern League base |
ball team, who has been doing gilt-edge /
work this spring for the crack u. V. Nj. |
team, last week joined the pitching staff |
Of the Chicago National League team.
James II. Marshall, young farmer from |
Springfield, claims to have been robbed OF \
about s175 while on the train from Chester /
10 Rutland May 9. He went to sleep in /
seat in the smoking car and when he /
lwoke says he missed his poeketbook.
Marvin o. Stoddard, treasurer OF the /
stoddard Manufacturing Co. OF Rutland, /
vas married May 10. his bride being Mrs.
Alvaettie Hogle, a nurse, who had recently /
seen him through a hard sickness. The /
ages of the couple are SIS and IS, respect
vely.
Levi Hyette, middle aged man and I'M
married, was found dead, face down, in
Xix inches OF water in a brook near his
aome IN Orange May :. II is supposed he
was seized by ID and fell in while fish
ing There was no water in the mans
lungs,
Freeman Sandborn OF Marshfield died 4
Nav from the effects of injuries suffered
he Thursday previous. Mr.. Sandborn,
While at work taking down a barn, fell
bout eight or nine feet, striking on one
side in such a manner as to iniure him IN
.ernally.
The William c. Tracy Post, G. A. r., Of
Windsor has offered the prize Of a IS gold
piece TO the mem Der of the Windsor High /
school that excels in declaiming Lincoln's
Address at Gettysburg. The prize winner
will have part on the program for Me-
mortal day.
Adj Gen. w. II. Gilmore says that a
cam representing the Vermont National
Guard will be sent to the national rifle
at Sea Girt, \. j., in August.
This team will be composed Of sixteen
men. but the matter of choosing them has