Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-05
State of Vermont.
. N.vns coneensee and Rewritten
for Our Readers.

~. Montpelier savings Bank & Trust
-. declared a semi-annual dividend
~ - - cent on the capital stock, payable
lind sitter July z.
u,s B. swan OF Cambridge has been
III NE house OF correction at kut-
sae >s - serye a sentence OF 1861 Gays for
- Illegal sale OF liquor.
~. Rev. A. ID. Baird Of Alabama has
srrointed rector OF II. Andrew 1
g. al Lyndon and will begin his
i.57rs there this month.
AN has been extended to and &C
- III the Rev. II. ). McCready Of
e,..si3agf6rd to become pastor Of the
p.atist church at Manchester Center.
g,r 6. ]. Bell has appointed ID. 2.
\ nsgis al Barre as member Of the state
scsrd OF pharmacy 20 succeed Il. b.
goosins Of Brandon, who died recently.
"a meeting OF the officers of the
4 vermont state Grange held m burlihg-
4 IN last week, Il was decided 10 hola the
~ annual meeting in that city next
December.
rbs catholic church, Our Lady OF the
gras dedicated IN No dstock June
me Rt. Rev. Bishop j. ;. Michaud Of
IgrIinrton, aud about thirty other clergy
men attended the ceremonies.
IBpe n. the two-year-old child Of Mr..
- AIrs CLAYTON Basalon II Lincoln
~ terribly burned by pulling on to
t--.aif dish OF scalding coffee. The
lsId died the Monday following.
There are more cases OF diphtheria in
psii1Ts Falls az the present time than
4. ssyeral wears. and while none Of the
49, are very serious the extent OF the
disease Is causing considerable alarm.
vs1.on Earle. an aged man living on
asswyer hiu" IN Mount Holly, died last
Tb8rsday from the effects OF taking paris
5rssp with suicidal intent. Mr.. Earle
Ia been 10 a respondent frame OF mind
l5f some time, and IN poor health.
Patrick Lalor, one Of the proprietors Of
tbs BardWeli House, Rutland, cashei two
worthless checks for 80 and rs June q
hrC. S. Harding, a guest, who escaped
taf9re the sWindle was discovered but
was later captured at Albany, \. y.
The public building bill introduced ia
~ national House al Washington last
week carried 10000 for site and new
public building in Barre, and $4,000 for
tbs completion Of the public building IN
Burlington.
The dry house Of BLACKSMITH & Co.,
b5r manufacturers AT Bristol, was
DESTROYED BY fire June -, with about
iguu feet of lumber. The loss = about
5000. with no insurance. The company
Will rebuild very soon.
horse ana carriage were stolen from
he harm of William Davidson al East
Rgesste June q aud there Is no clew TO
tke robber The horse was a fine driver
and the carriage was also valued highly
b the owner The loss is about zoo.
MF. and Mrs. Rodney Ray OF Poultney
were seriously injured June 26 by being
thrown from a carriage. Mrs. Ray Is IN
q urecarieHs condition and Mr.. Ray has
not recovered consciousness. Owing 10
their advanced ages il is thought neither
% them can recover.
Charles Tgggart, aged IS years, farm
hand living IN Ira, unmarried and deaf
and dumb. was struck by Delaware a
Hudson train between West Rutland and I
Cassletou saturday and probably vas
fatally injured. He stepped directly N
font Of the moving train
Francis Porter, a former resident Of
Counth, was killed by a train at Lake
port. s., H., recently. He was going for
tht doctor FOR bis little son who was very
ill and the child died before morning.
The bodies OF both were taken 20 Corinth
where a double funeral was held,
Frank Barron, aged 30 years, was killed
June % ia the Rutland railroad yard az
Burlington while unloading telegraph
poles. L s customary TO release the poles
lud let them roll from the car. Barron
failed 10 get out OF the way aud was
struck IN the back OF the head ana killed.
Harold, only son Of Forrest Taylor OF
Bfdgewater, was drowned June q while
10 bathing with some other boys in the
river. he got beyond his depth and
sank, after calling to his young com
panions for help. They ran for help, but
before aid could arrive the boy was past /
help
During the month OF June, City Judge
Z. N. Harvey Of Montpelier prosecuted /
nine cases, tive OF which were for intoXica-
ton. During June, 1905, there were
JEenty-three cases OF intoNieation and a
Total OF thirty cases tried. Last year
Montpelier had license, this year no IL
cense.
skeleton found recently at Turner's
Falls, Mass. was at first thought to be
that Of Lester j. Stafford Of Guilford, who
disappeared Oct. 10. 1904. John Il. Gale
oaHord.s guardian. who has made long
search for the missing man, went ana
viewed the skeleton, which was that OF
smaller man than Stafford.
Miss Clara shallivou, an iS-year-old
grl from Williamstown, has been taken 10
heaton hospital, Montpelier, to undergo
IN operation for the removal OF bullet
tA'Nl htE neck. she was aCctuenNailN shue
oy her brother, 10 years old, and i Is
feared the spinal cord is injured.
A car running at high speed on the
Bellows Falls * Saxtons River street
railway jumped the track in Bellows rams
slne =. The car plowed up the dirt tor
lNo or three rods, plunged into a stone
Nall partially wrecking the car ana
throwing out Mrs. p II. Fleming, who
Nss cat and seriously injured.
dummy was laid across the tracks OF
Barre and Montpelier Traction company
81 the lower end OF State street, Mont-
peiler, one night recently, and gave
lnarles II. Reagan, the motorman, seri-
Gus nervous shock as he believed when the
heels were grinding over the stuned
oody that he had run over and killed
man.
On going to her front door Wednesday
morning, June 20, Mrs. Franklin =.
Sobleigh OF Lyndon found basket con-
tanning girl baby, neatly dressed. Inc
town authorities have hired the chiiu
tasen care of until they can lind either
1le parents or a proper home for the
tlIue one. The baby was about eleven
hours old