Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-04
State of Vermont.
Nav, conssnsed and Rewritten
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=, Northheld the past ys4a,
ID N.D'.-,ested in new buildings
oesn 80, v.,,,ng killed a large bay lynx
waiter .boat three miles from hutiano
Dec. = aooa'
ciiy. 4ahn Davis OF Ben
Ireno' ~ a $50 pound bear last week
1ington 80
2 Forrest Manning Of Rutland
4 Mayui fbaf he viii not he a. cahot-
~ for reelection.
...,s,segs we're arrested at y. Albsns
Niu W.. ~ nom payment Of taxes. Ihey
"A up and we're released.
~ - Robair took IS grains OF NOR
~. 81 al Essex Junction, IN an al
pun. =. commit suicide which was unsuc-
+ sessiul 49,.
$50 "a. HHl Of 81. Johnsbury has been
guy state's attorney OF Caledonia
ai.5i hi succeed Frank ID. Thompson,
resigned. ,.,.-s..
!l'..s5n,ga8f. dinner and Christmas tree
tl. -asrig Ia children in its hall IN Ben
h.1gton' a., 49,. s,a
7sIsis Christmas day, striking on
80 was unconscious more than
,,iv-f5ur hours after the accident.
r,..i, Ranger. a clerk employed at the
1'ist5ffice M Rutland, has been miss
l.'" tres Dec 9th. He left without
r1,ffyiog aay Of the Office force OF ms
1ienilous.
IN, ,,oa1i8tion OF the house OF correc-
Bnf8pd. Is diminishing. AZ the
- ffng there are 2i0 prisoners AZ the
srituuon. There we're 80 when the
antlr began.
49, Rev George 4. GIlmOur, who has
- assistant pastor OF the Rutland
T,rg1 church for over two years, severed
u. connection with that church Dec. 81,
rben bic contract expired.
Dpr.pg a thunder storm at Rutland last
r,3ay .ightnng struck the dwelling
bs5.s on Temple Brothers farm. II did
itiIe damage. The storm was very severe,
M rain pouring down in torrents.
tbrse aud one half ear-old son OF
i6.aah Handy oi Newport was poisoned
n eating some tablets a physician had
IN for In, mother, v no was III, Dec. 18th,
hath ensuing in'a few minutes.
one OF the most peculiar robberles COM
mtted N Rutland In a long time was per-
gsirated recently when the dental parlors
aDf. George f. Phillips were entered and
hrrs quantity OF artificial teeth taken.
Nothing else was disturbed.
George Hammond, aged ~ years, was
sred al Rutland last week for third Of
fence of intoxication. lie Is the first
nIaor ever classed as an habitual drunk
ard In that city lie vas sent to Rutland I
county jail on his refusal to disclose.
Whtcomb Fairfield, i3-year-old son Of
Charles i. Fairfield, editor OF the Rutland I
News. was accidentally shot at Morrison. +
IN, sunday While examining g revolver,
vas discharged, the ball penetrating /
bis abdomen.
The condition Of Judge Seneca Hasel- 1
lan Is So much improved that he IL able 4
to b out for a short time each day. He Il {
a Hyde Park, where he was taken III 1
viih nervous prOstration while holding I
court recently.
Frank Lewis OF Isle LaMotte, aged 4
soa, ~ years, who was arrested on sus-
pici0n Of knowing something about the
rclnt burglary Of the Isle La Motto sta
too, turned states evidence and impli-
aied Winnie LaBumhard. lie Is under
1 GOD bonds
L Il. Lawrence OF Newport, brakeman
/ 90 the Boston X Maine railroad, fell be-
/ iaesn two cars Of moving train Friday at
II
managed 10 throw himself of the track but
sustained broken leg, a dislocated ankle,
and many bruises.
s.. Adams authorities have been notified
oithe arrest al Fitchburg, Mass, OF John
Reynolds, charged with forgery and
igamy Reynolds stole three mileage
looks when he left st. Adams, and after +
0 has been dealt with in Massachusetts,
asVlll b brought 10 Vermont.
ING railroad commission, in its findings
q Ihe trolley accident at Burlington Oct.
Shen two OF the company's cars collid-
81 sna sixteen persons were injured, Sc
eisly scores the Burlington Traction Co.
G employing inexperienced motormen,
asent.
AsJohn W. O'Connor OF Burlington was
4mping from a trolley car while the car
~ sun ~ motion, Dec. I'D, he was
IuNh under the car and the wheels
''aea over his legs, horribly lacersting
. lsa' The lett ankle was badly crushed,
.a.A expected chat il will not be neces-
~ 70 amputate that member.
Bernard McEnaney OF Fairfield, freight
'sAeinan employed in the Central YER
~. yard az 81. Adams, died Saturday
AeAoon from the effects OF injuries re-
ys'e1 that morning while shifting cars.
~ =. suppea and fell from the top of a flat
~ aua me wheels passed over his left leg
-l arll' badly mangling them.
tenement house in Fairfax was burned
~ ON, together with nearly all the
~. .e'euolq goods Of the occupant, Fred
~ Inc house was owned by j. x.
~ 1iil oAe. The house was old and OF small
wv. ana was not insured. The house
M, goods OF Mr.. Cross were insured for
"nien VIII nearly cover the loss.
~. 1,y The eight-year-o old son OF Mr.. and
ny. NshaFies Gravelle OF East Barre, was al
IN, instantly killed Dec. q, as the re-
.i3,-. eoasi.ng accident. The boy was
4, 80 aown steep hill. when a traverse
~ i-.yyn i've young girls were costing,
IN i-to nis sled. The boy suffered inter-
Ill'sa and died in few minutes.
M. gIalm has been dled against the es-
800 the late X. c. Smith by the town OF
n wv. Mt smith. VI no always claimed
,.r.,.-,s' A poor, had been paid siq2 for the
~ 5'' gl sister during the past few
ksbs. alter bis death it was found that
chez usaElN $1,000 IN cash. besides his
4, ~ y, 'g55ty, which Is said to be worth
iaB,...-- ttles customs officials made an
IN IN -Ht SEIZURE last week at Newport al
blrrsI ~. ~ the American Express Co. A
sigDs5 =. ~ 2.1sed TO contain apples, con-
bse ~ ~ parties IN Maryland from Que
lehed and found to contain