Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30

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seconds more would have ~, ~
Three fingers were burned 4, ~ .AA
Z lie had little pulse and ives Bgss,s-i.i'.
halt an hour, when he vas 6r6Bgst \, =
artificial respiration.
The extremely dry spell has caused ~
I ID ehriukage In the Barre gHq ~, -.
ply. The Orange brook - -rrI, 49,.
I low Aug. 20 that ii WAS ueaess7rr r. ~.
/ Il OF, and the whole civ = ts.rg
piled from the Bolster reserr6l, fs
supply Il rapidly diminishing. ~ +,
/ avert water famine he eulfgeney r-1s
Z on the stevens branch was started AN, x
and water from the stream + 6lirg No.
ed into the Bolster reservoir.
Fire Saturday afternoon DESTROYED is.
building in Burlington occupied ty H.
I Henry, Johnson a lord company a !
I medicine laboratory and business a.
| together with iis contents eutaunes HI.
estimated at sS0u0, fully covered ~ ir.s,.
Rnce. The fire caught from rotor ~,
Of liquid chemical which b n I0r5 h.
7 experimenting with oyera eas IN Nf
I Lord vaiDly attempted % pat uut he ~
before calling for aid and the result -
that he was painfully burned ab01, tts
face.
Two prisoners handcuHed together =.
capped from Sheriff Enos b Fish 81 Rst.
land at Whitehall, y. 81, THURSDAY Of
Ger Ftsh was bringing The men % Ruitai
from ElizabethtoWn, y. s.. 90 ausweft6R
charge Of burglary az Benson While he
party were changing cars at Whitehall tss
prisoners, William Merton and %. A Me.
CHM. said 10 live IN Whitehall. succeeded
in striking the officer % the ground, s1d.
jumping over him, they made l5f tie
woods linked together with irons.
George Miles, electrician Idr The sprsg.
field electric railroad, fired three efsgta8l
shots for self.dlfenso nt0 Alfred sd
Frank Blanchard, st bis bone sl1dsg
The hianchards are brothers 20 TIE Y5gfg
lady to whom Nile has been attentive cd
trouble had been caused between then.
The Blanehards assaulted Niles sh.s
reading in his parlor and a Hef1e .Ehi g.
suited Niles WAS nearly thukg3 % dean
and rs they sprang Tor hIu The es1at
time be fired three shots Old taking gaesi
II is doubtful II they recover
The body OF a man was found ~ ias
Mari n Gordon mill pond a souia
Barre Aug .. il was Identified Is ,hl, q
William Donald who resided between Bar
r. and East Barre. Donald vas AT ssl
Aug 20 aud said that De U1s g0.gs @
south Barre. The doctors who puisfa.
ed the autopsy say that death vas cils4
By drowning. The stomach Wss ilismsi
which NAV have been due q slc0ho.- Wiz
liam Donald had been resident Of hain
= years, was engaged in The granite 1gs.'
ness aud Is said 10 have a family % Alter
deem, Scotland.
John Cassidy, while milking On ias
premises Of Isaac German oi thliieldl'
was shot with a shotgun ty Daniel IAN
ard Thursday evening and may 1gI nl9t
er. Forty-two shots were taken from ls
body. No trouble Is known % have A'
istcd between them Both men Eeis
sober. CASSIDY. when Barnard entered
the yard. looked up and resumed muSias'
He glanced again Just in time 90 See hsll'
ard discharge the gun. Barnard Wa =
rested in Chittenden. After Z be shostls'
he unsuccessfully attempted 70 eoA-"
suicide by taking iodine.
Fred Cusick, a Barre man, vas lhIosa
from slide board on Mount Nlslhs
ton and instantly killed THURSDAY hs
was coming down from the summit Z.
a slide board with the road iHspee..o.
another slide board just ahead a Wv
lie heard Cusiek coming ana foii-l ~,
the track, but the fog was -o Qenss ~
n ANAEk nll ANt Nlt AAAA aH..E
front OF him and he struck tW1ilt $50
at full speed. The brakeman OF tne ~
Washington train, which was eol.-e
down just behind the men, saN lhs 49, 49,
dent and says that the man was ~
$50 feet in the air, striking hs neA1 So
face on the solid rock.
An unknown man deliberately sl.1ss
on the track about mile '34ln II.
Nergennes station, was siruch " ~
northbound sleeper Friday eteulus -
instantly killed. The engineer ~ 80
man on the track and blew the ~
I but the man paid no attention y -.
warning. The man was ~ w ~
Friday afternoon inquiriug ilT W.si
at one place said he was from "a
and a molder By trade. u9oH n
/ several other articles were lelutl, Lev
+ pockets, but nothing 10 reveal ..-si51
lie was about 40 years ola' . ,.-DSris
height, AMI weighed about ~ ssrsr
I He was light compleXionel' tl1-,-sntly
I hair and was a little bald opp
he was in rugged health. "a
The Northern Baseball Leagae w. sls.5s
pieces last week. Il started ,s,il.,tssurg
/ with five clubs representing aw5rfrs-
| OtfaWa kurlington. Rutland aud MONEY
lier-B Barre. Piattsburg soon dfopls.t ~
unable 10 make il pay. Last Ny,.s-'rs
Rutland players refused to 60 20 blii ~.
I TO play unless they were pall t"o,ld pa
salaries then due. The matter C9 ~.
I be arranged and the team dispallss,',, he
I tawa at once followed suit, i5ss..-Ili5sytCa
managers there 5000 behind. b. l.t BE-;
and Montpelier Barre finished ~, roani
series last week. When the laasu, M.
up, Burlington led, Ottawa sselLL No
( land third, Montpelier Barre ioLls, ~ Beri
{ Northern League is the Indicatl'l ~ ess.
year. Il costs more to support --esi.-si
Z OF baseball wanted than can Us
from the II ceipts.