Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-08
State of Vermont.
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e.t 3, pawIet was aned $50 TO
Os, 800, 10 KIN his brother. lie az
pealed. .,,o,he Senate IN,
lns -, ID b II. Webster TO be post
-.aster Ell Barton.
4.,smiah Dickerman OF Newport, 4
5elsa lsVver OF Orleans county, II
sssd 81 tbe age OF - years.
~. Methodist church IN Stowe has re-
ins NOD 4 legacy Of 300 from thu
ostsfs 81 Mrs. Ellen smith,
p.rsb BENTLEY and Z. A. Graves OF sun
halt.5 - arrested Feb. for spearing
eetl4 ,t.sor,b he ice OF Battenkiil river.
- satb searles OF Fairfield drank q
49, ri .arbolic acid last week by mis-
80 Prompt medical attendance saved
her lie.
Lgls suing 10 his chair Jan. 81. lie was
!, - ~ age and had had oid-fashioned
consumption some tliile'
~. president has sent 10 the Senate the
r-,,5t IONS Of Frederick Chapman 70 be
ny-,,-ssirr AZ Woodstock and Ralph T..
- Il ~ postmaster at Richmond.
~. herd Of Nelson Brown OF Pawlet,
.-fstf0y of IS head Of cows and young
800 a. recently tested for tuberculosis
md thirty one Of them were found dis
essed.
q prouty of the firm OF Prouty &
,f5iirr NeNport. had his right arm caught
= tbe Gear 81 planer he was operating,
ian. BE-. and terribly mangled, though no
bones Ners broken.
mamie tree ielled in Hardwick recently
h. Harvey Chandler contained ten cords
"a fB-ireh = God without limbs. II meas
rfad Il he b5so IS inches Ia diameter and
Il inehas IS feet from the ground.
stepben place had both his feet so badly
usn5lad Friday az Island Pond by their
bsing caught between cars that II was
necessary 10 ampatate the right foot above
ne ankle and the toes on the left foot.
Henry p. Hogan OF Weybridge is held
f1r Trial before the United states court on
~ charge IL perjury. He is charged
vifb presenting his age in taking the
examination for rural delivery mail carrier.
Tine Bennington Battle Monument and
Historical society Is 10 erect new lani-
t8rs house be coming summer. The cost
oftbe building is 10 be $1,000, toward
which the state legislature appropriated
$500.
While James Knapp, Newport team
Ser. Nzs driving team Friday which was
drawing stone weighing six tons, he fell
nader thg wheels Of the wagon, which
passed over him, and both legs were
broken,
ST. ana Mrs. Robert McClarity were
instantly killed at Wet Pawlet Feb. I'd
while crossing the Delaware q Hudson
railroad track near the station. Their
hdfsa became frightened and ran In front
81 the train.
CLAYTON sylvia, aged IS years, former
soldier. EHs sentenced IN Burlington city
court FEB. ( 70 year In the states prison
q. Windsor i0r stealing an oyercoat. syl-
"a said De was intoxicated when he COM
miaed tue theft
The Rev. e. n. Dutton has resigned as
pastor % fine cong 4 church az New Haven.
NJ. battaH has 0een pastor OF the church
IS years. he has received a call from the
Cong church al Matertown, \. T., at
salary Of LOO.
mass meeting Of laboring men was
held Ia Barre Friday night for the appoint
ment Of a committee ~ live TO bring before
an adjourned meeting list OF candidates
Tor all city offices TO be supported In the
coming citizens caucus.
The contract for manufacturing a sol
di1n sad ilors' monument to be erected
10 Clyde, Ohio costing Sf7 900, has been
iei tothe Wetmore q Morse Granite Co. OF
Montpelier. The monument viii contain
about20 cubic feet Of stone.
4 house in Newport. owned by w. B.
kanngy and occupied by Mary Hunter,
csught fire saturday, while an attempt
was being made 20 thaw out frozen water
pipes. Aitera fight OF half an hour, the
hre was eNtnguished. The loss is esti-
mated at 500,
Henry Moran OF Barre was standing
near derrick az Canton Brothers quarry
ia huHiieyille Jan. 30 when a chain broke
and flying link struck him on the head,
cutting bad cash. The blow made HIM
la-ensIh.e for some time but he came 60
nnaliy and will recover.
John Thompson, Granlieville man em-
pIQyed n the r. l.. Smith a Co. quarry,
vas dumping grout car Jan. 30 when the
morse became skittish and, in jumping 10
caich ~ Thompson slipped and fell on the
uaeA H front OF the car, which passed
over ms body, causing internal injuries.
Mrs. Henry Daley, who was searching
llr poplar bark in Montpelier Jan. 81,
slppea on some icy lodges, spraining one
enhle and breaking the other leg at the
Anet, No one was with her and she had
Y crawl some distance until she could get
team.
a. 80 Sc L44Au, a veteran OF the 0lNll war.
Glea suddenly Jan. % at the home OF ID.
bowen 70 Shrewsbury, under circum-
stances which appeared suspicious TO some.
~ ~ hFettigation, however, established the
.aet mat alcoholism and internal injuries
sustained as the result of fall downstairs
caused his death.
Oharles Gordon, an inmate OF the Yer
int soldiers Home. Bennington, died
S ,,.l 81 alter a long illness. Mr.. Gordon
~ M over 30 years old and entered the
Lt, a,le nearly two years ago from Wind
Nm Nm. lie was member of Co. Il, LIST
las IissSae husetts Heavy Artillery. and had
oeen blind for years.
Inc famous libel suit OF Samuel ID. Will
!, vs. fereival w. Clement, growing out
~ 'he gu0ernatorial campaign of 1902, has
,,' - SET for trial in Rutland this
=, th' The first trial at Rutland resulted
~ verdict for the defendant and since
~, sn the case has been continued from
'',le 70 time on various motions.
SAarles Barrett. Young Highgate
ny, ,'litlisf' who was arrested Jan 30, charged
= , ,'n e'imlnally assaulting Mary LON bard,
- I-S-o'' feeble minded old French woman
~, ~ was arraigned the next dav and |
tAAl-l under -1nn0 hail 10 ~. -...,,