Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-27

Il. b. Ellis quarry and relieve Mr.. Ellis o
the duties at this end Of the business 81
that Mr.. Ellis can devote his full time t.
other duties connected with the business
Mr.. Hamilton and family are stopping al
the Bascom House.
The prudential committee OF the Whit
comb High school have secured the ser
vices Of Miss Mabel NJ. Brown of Brush
! ton, n. ", as teacher in the first primary
department. Miss Brown is a graduate
of Brushton High school and Brushton
Training school and has had five years
experience in primary work.
There was lawsuit July 2lst before JUS
/ tice X. j. Flint. s. w. Bowen brought
/ suit against Milo ellison for the alleged
conversion of two bulls. 1t seems that
Bowen's bulls got out of their pasture and
strayed onto Gilson's land. ellison put
/ them in the pound, but neglected to give
/ Bowen the notice required by law. NJ.
NJ. Wilson of Randolph appeared for
Bowen and +. IL. Edgerton for ellison.
Decision was reserved.
Sick list Mrs. Henry futile is confined
to her bed by illness. Clarence l.. Chad
wick is improving and hopes are enter
tanned OF his ultimate recovery. The
measles has appeared and numbers among
ITS victims, Master Max Barrows, Miss
Dorothy Cady and Mrs. +. q. Dutton.
VI l.. ADDOlL was tOHHutu 10 lne Deu TWO
days the first of the week by a severe
attack OF the grip. Robert Kimball was
taken sick at Woodstock, where he went
to play ball, and is confined to the house
and under the doctors care.
The grand jury sitting at Woodstock
last month found true bill against s.
MATHS, the Italian charged with having
set fire last May to the sugar house of ID.
w. Bliss, which bad been used for a dor
initory for Italian help on the railroad.
IL will be remem bered that soon after the
fire MATHS was arrested and brought be-
fore Justice Flint, by whom he was bound
over IN the sum OF $50 to answer to the
June term Of Windsor county court.
Since then MATHS has been out on bail
and has had charge OF gang OF Italians
engaged In construction work at the new
building OF Norwich university. Deputy
Sheriff Cnshman went to Mortified July
18th with a capias for Maths arrest and
lodged him in Woodstock jail. The next
day the respondent was arraigned in court,
entered plea of not guilty and was or
dered to find bonds in the sum of 5000.
A couple OF travelling dentists have been
operating in this vicinity the past few
weeks. The leading man, who went by
the name of johnson, claimed to be a
graduate of the medical and legal depart
ments OF Ann Arbor university. They
advertised to extract teeth without pain.
Last Thursday they operated upon Ned
George and he was left in very bad shape
from the operation. Drs. Greene were
called in and on Monday w. W. Decker,
step father of George, entered complaint
to Grand Juror Cushing asking for a state
prosecution against the firm on the ground
that they were practicing dentistry with
out license. The alleged offenders got
wind OF the proceedings and before action
could be taken had left town. one going
by the evening train south and the other
driving off. leaving an unpaid livery bill at
Claflin's stable. One of the firm left
business card upon which was inscribed,
''Dr. E. A. tombstone, l.. l.. NJ, 102 Wash
ngton ST., Rutland