Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01

run at large. The men are the owners Of |
three hounds and il Is alleged that they |
chased deer 10 Marshfield during Deem
Der. The case was appealed 70 the March |
term Of county court and bal was fixed at
slO0, which was furnished.
While Wesley Gray and daughter and
William Coburn and daughter we're driv-
ing along the river near North Montpelier
Jan 25th the sleigh slowed over the hank
into the river ana they escaped Nith din
Guilty. One of the girls tainted and the
other Is in bed from exposure. They we're
saved by elinging 70 the sleigh, which the
horse dragged from the water.
Mrs. Charles Bianca Of Hardwiek, one
81 the victims Of ptomaine poisoning Is
dead bout twenty Italian residents Of
HaTdwick were poisoned b eating bologna
sausage, manufactured ~ one of their
num- Der. Nrs. G. GriseIti was also rem
aered very IN. some OF the meat was sent
10 the state laboratory Of hygiene at Bur-
| lington for ANALYSIS, resulting IN the find
ing Of ptomaine ia quantities.
Col. George b. N. Harvey Of New York,
editor Of Harper's Weekly and the North
American Review, has again demonstrated
his faith n Vermont institutions by tax
/ ing out straight lie policy Of 5000
with the National Life Insurance COM
pany The details were arranged in Mr..
/ Harrey's office last week by General Agent
:. 5. Ballard Of Montpelier. ana the policy
was sent 10 Mr.. Harvey from the home
Office.
| At Northtield Saturday. officers seized
I four niekel-in-the-slOt machines. One
machine was found at the Mortified
4 House. one at Charles A. Clark's pool
/ room and one at ". J. DawsOn's eating
/ house. The men were arrested on the
charge If keeping a gambling device Nj.
4 Il. Warrington. proprietor OF the North
I field House, was fined go and costs, which
/ he paid. Clark and Dawson were 10 be
tried Monday.
Mapie trees we're tapped and new sugar
made Ia various parts Of the state during
last weeks warm sped. Butterflies, rob
ms. mosquitoes and angleworms we're ~
lcyidenoe. Lettuce started M bennington
/ The ice vent out OF most OF the streams
interfering With cutting the lee crop
lake Champlain was oBen 10 navigation
IN the vicinity OF Burlington, and th'
Nariauita Yacht made a comfortable TIN
20 Shelburne harbor.
The Rev. Z. II. McEweu, a former pas.
tor OF me Baptist church ln jamaica na'
inst left Cheshire. Mass. where DC wal
pastor for two years, his resignation petaz
read hy the CLERK OF the church after PIT
q McEweu's departure. i y said thal lnh
act on the part OF the pastor prevented ".
introduction OF formal charges By the "a
fher ~ 4 Young girl. Mr. AieEwCu let
! behind him his wife aud two small chh
dren II i said they are now preparing &
go to hIm.
The Rev. Il. J. GaHney, pastor o
st Peters Catholic church, kutland, ha
come ont strongly against dancing anon
The people of his parish. Father ralne
savs dances are he ruination u the DOG
. ana soul; OF the body because people g
: heated while dancing, 60 out ~ inc ~
! and catch cold and possibly cansah tlQA
S ne chsracterizes dances as abominatioh'
! ssvs ~ lad always been against them, an
: wishes 10 90 on record now - DeAt'
against them.
e THE Central Vermont Railway Co. hi
made contract for the immediate cor
I sirueti0n of fourteen new locomotive
7 sI'sn II tbese are To be 81 The .4u5 Typ
z consolidation compound engines =
fretghf service, and four VIII DC OF y
..2lI class. -wheelers for passels
service These engines viii, il = eAPeete
: he ready for service carly M tue 5li'n
n 'rbev are for use on the main line, the i
I ere sing freight traffic calling LOT ." =
3 crease 81 rolling stock
nearing was held at Gallups Mills,
tbe Town OF Victory, Friday. and Mi
{ Cr.ce Re1ford was bound over 70 y
Z March FERN ST Essex county court on &
e charge Of the neglect aud Abandonment
4 her children. The death OF tS ms y
y Se,,tenfer and the recent death q en-
= tbree wears old had aroused suspicion
Toni piav. but The evidence did not snsta
}. such report. Frank Moore ior w
II Mrs. Rexiord has been acting a. Neu
d keeper, is stiu missing
"a A horse belonging to Charles eieNe eve. !.
OF East Wallingiord, Whine stsha'us 81 :
ee.ene frightened at train ana 7
= mSdiy along The track to Mount hel
"a tbree miles away. During is hight
= crossed four railroad bridges the aRs
e eate length 81 which Is 400 feet M i
or ne ties are ten inches apart. AZ the y
r. ehridge the harness broke and me sieiA